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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Thirteen Below" data-source="post: 1075336" data-attributes="member: 18006">It's a little surprising that Chicago and Detroit are neck and neck a half game behind us, and Minnesota brings up the rear at 3-3. I would have expected a best-case scenario of us tied with the Lions for the lead, then Minnesota, and Chicago bringing up the rear as always.But then again, the differences are miniscule. All four teams are within 1 game; easily the tightest race in the league. No other division in the NFL has less than 3 games between #1 and #4, and some have a gap of 5 or even 6 games.Detroit can take the lead with a win tomorrow, so hopefully Tampa can step up and knock them back a bit going into their bye week.Bears beat the Saints today (of course), but Williams had another terrible game - passer rating of 61.7 against a below-average passing defense; 0 TDs and 1 INT. 126 yards from Deandre Swift and 4 field goals won it.Chicago, as a whole, is a little better than I expected, and Williams (at best) is a little worse. He's very inconsistent, and even mediocre teams seem as though they are able to find ways to stonewall him. But if he starts to figure it out, they may become a factor unlike what we're used to.</blockquote>

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