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Message: <blockquote data-quote="DaBears" data-source="post: 332278" data-attributes="member: 3676">Just on the radio this morning, Chicago's the Score was playing a mix of Touchdown plays in the playoffs combined with Bears and Packers quotes leading up to the game.  I had the radio turned down to answer the phone and as I turned it up, and I heard someone say something like "Individually, they are all good guys.  It's the name of the team we hate".  I wish I had heard the whole thing or turned it up.  I am assuming it was a Packer that said it because Lovie spoke next and from what I heard they were alternating quotes from the two teams and alternating TD's..  Anyone know?But just from the tone I have heard from Lovie and other players (other than Urlacher)  I think they know about the Rivalry because it is a FAN'S rivalry.It has been a fans rivalry long before they were on the team.  Lovie even said Monday his "rivalry" against the packers carried over from being a Dallas fan, but to put it in perspective it still is and always has been created by the history and the fans.I think this gets to be a rivalry between them because they know how much it means to the fans, which is what, in turn, makes it a "rivalry".  They don't have to punch each other after the play to make it a better rivalry than the other NFL ones.  Just one with more class.</blockquote>

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