Bears Headed to the Super Bowl, Crush Saints 39-14 »
Posted by: coreyspring 1 year, 7 months agoThe Chicago Bears are headed to the Super Bowl after defeating the New Orleans Saints to win the NFC Championship. The Bears will face either the Indianapolis Colts or the New England Patriots in the Super Bowl on Feb. 4.
Read Full Story at sports.yahoo.com
Join the Discussion 
+ Add Comment
Comments So Far: 72
-
-
NemoShiZniTComment removed: User banned.2 Replies
-
0%
somecommonsense1 year, 7 months ago
Um how old is this story...The Colts won, can we get a bit more current here?
Reply
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
NemoShiZniTComment removed: User banned.
-
0%
SQ3331 year, 7 months ago
that's ridiculous!! I for one have NEVER even seen snow before, much less know how to PLAY in it.....The Saints were at a COMPLETE disadvantage because they arent USED to sissy cold weather....if the Bears would have played them in NORMAL weather conditions (the kind the southern boys are used to) they sOoOo would have won....ya know, the Saints have had not only their homes and families TORN from them from Hurricane Katrina, but also a chance of even stepping foot into that Super Bowl Dome..they DESERVE to be in the Super Bowl WAYYYY more than any team in the NFL...its ok, LOUISIANA loves our boys and WE BELIEVE in our Saints...
Reply-
0%
uncle-lar1 year, 7 months ago
This is why the regular season is played ... to determine home field advantage for the playoffs. The beauty of pro football is that the games are played regardless of the weather conditions. Da Bears won three more games than the Saints during the regular season and thus earned the right to play the game in the elements of Soldier Field.
Ridiculous, you say??? Dome conditions are totally artificial. THAT'S what's really ridiculous! Football was meant to be played outdoors ... in REAL weather, on REAL grass ... not indoors on some plastic rug!! Deal with it!!!
All acrimony aside, I congratulate the Saints on a remarkable season, and I wish New Orleans a full and speedy recovery from Hurricane Katrina. I've been there ... it's a great city with great food and an excellent party atmosphere. Bon chance, mes amies!
Uncle Lar
Reply -
67%
mikeymike681 year, 7 months ago
The moment I saw snow begin to fall, I new Da Saints were going to be at a disadvantage. Still they gave it a shot.
Though I am a life long fan of the Saints it was the year of Da Bairss. I am just proud that my team got as far and I am proud of this roster of players that Peyton has put together.
If my Saints have to lose then I dont want it to be in vain. So here is there deal Bears...you guys better kick some Indy butt!! Dont send my team home and then not deliver. Oh...and wait til next year :)
Good luck Bears.
Reply -
67%
AmpLee1 year, 7 months ago
.they DESERVE to be in the Super Bowl WAYYYY more than any team in the NFL...))))
then they shouldn't have coughed it up 4 times.
The bears played better on the field, and that's why they deserve it.
and about snow, it's pretty when it falls, but then it lands on the ground and piles up, turns to slush and mush and causes road accidents. Snow is interesting, but you aren't missing much. And many of those saints players came from cold weather colleges and know aabout snow.
Reply
-
-
-
87%
mikeymike681 year, 7 months ago
Amen...and then some. Our Saints had an excellent season. I am most proud of that team. And I feel for Brees not wearing the gloves. That had to be cold and a clear detriment but thats football and he knows it more than anyone.
Kick some butt Bears. Take it from here and b!tch slap those Colts.
Reply
-
0%
coreyspring1 year, 7 months ago
Da Bears and Peyton's Colts - should be a great Super Bowl.
Reply -
-
89%
stephen-johnson1 year, 7 months ago
I should point out that I'm a Giants fan, so I have no business talking about losers. ;-)
Reply -
82%
AmpLee1 year, 7 months ago
Football is a team game, so was manning a loser last year, sitting on the bench, watching the Steelers hand the ball over and over to Jerome bettis, grinding 7 minutes off the clock, his defense helpless to stop Pittsburgh's running game?
It's not fair to label a guy a loser cause he's saddled with a loser team.
That woulda made walter payton a loser in the 70's, and Dick Butkus a loser in the 60's, and anybody that saw them play knows better.
Reply
-
-
-
-
-
-
64%
mikeymike681 year, 7 months ago
true dat. Both teams are significant. The Bears brought the better . Though I am a Saints fan, I love it when God stirs up a with some weather. It aint a real unless there is some mud on that field. Sure it puts our Southern Boys at a disadvantage but our Saints cant toughen up for next years big Super Bowl unless they take on a curve ball or two.
Good Luck Bears! I dont like you guys for beating us silly but I think our Saints did a better job of beating themselves than you guys did. Still...you deserve the Bowl. You guys had a kickin season and I hope it pays off for ya!
Reply -
60%
AmpLee1 year, 7 months ago
The ways of Ditka are mysterious, and Ditka helps those who help themselves...to 4 turnovers.
Reply -
100%
coreyspring1 year, 7 months ago
Coach Ditka versus a hurricane, who would win?
Hold on, Hold on. The name of the Hurricane... is Hurricane Ditka.
Reply
-
-
-
-
0%
slate1 year, 7 months ago
The Colts and Patriots game was the first game I watched most of last night, unfortunately I missed the end, great game and fun to not have a dog in the hunt, though I liked the Colts coming back when the Patriots started the usual dancing like monkeys when they were ahead early.
I find it funny how players get paid millions to do a job. then dance like they discovered electricity after they make a tackle or touchdown doing their Job.
Once the Oilers have a shot at the Super Bowl I'll be interested again. Good luck to the teams and fans.
Reply-
-
0%
AmpLee1 year, 7 months ago
((I find it funny how players get paid millions to do a job. then dance like they discovered electricity after they make a tackle or touchdown doing their Job))
Football is a game dependent on emotion more than most others. [Maybe because of the physical nature and high risk of injury]
Some of the dances are stupid, but I like the creative end zone nonsense, like T,O. drooping the ball into a huge salvation army bucket like spare change, or Chad Johnson pretending the football was a chainsaw and chopping down the goal post. that stuff is funny. Oddly my favorite players, like Walter Payton and barry sanders were very old school tho.
Reply
-
-
-
0%
mikeymike681 year, 7 months ago
As a Saints fan even I was a bit bothered by his little routine but you gotta give the guy a break. He spent a lot of the pre-season donating time and money to rebuild a city that he had never even lived in before. And then in his rookie year he scored a record breaking touchdown in the NFC Championship .
I also hope that he doesnt become one of these high profile, high drama showoffs, but for that moment, I wont judge. He is a rookie, still a kid and he had as exceptional a rookie year as one could have. So...let the kid dance. Hopefully he will remain humble, but at the end of that year, he deserves his little moment.
And yes Luv...that was a killer td. Move ahead Bears. Take it from here. The Colts should be a pushover if you guys bring that Bears A . Good luck.
Reply -
71%
AmpLee1 year, 7 months ago
(( I lost all respect for Bush after his taunt and dance.))
*counting the minutes until someone twists that political*
Reply
-
-
0%
AmpLee1 year, 7 months ago
Celebrating DURING the play, including pointing and taunting, is very tacky. If he woulda done it after the play, they could have flagged Bush for unsportsmanlike.
It definitely was a great TD
Reply
Submitted By:
coreyspring
I hang out a lot in the TV area, some of my favorite shows are, in no particular order: The Office, My Name is Earl ...
Related Articles:
Why not submit a story?
Also Propping This Article
Groups Watching This
No groups are watching this story. Why not share it with your group?
