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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Packerlifer" data-source="post: 533546" data-attributes="member: 1242">I don't think any one can be overconfident about this one. Cautiously optimistic, yes; overconfident hardly.    The defense and kick coverage teams worry me most. After what we saw on special teams last week I don't look forward to Hester this week.  And with no Claymaker and Jolly the D will have its hands full with Forte, Marshall, Jeffery and Bennett.      But the Pack will run the ball for about 200 yds on this Bears defense and besides making the throws Rodgers won't make the bad mistakes that we saw with Flynn and Tolzein, which cost the Giants & Steelers games.      In the past month the Packers have generally played better football than the Bears and been the beneficiaries of some incredible turns of good fortune with the Lions melting down and Chicago blowing chances. So if there's any momentum here it belongs to Green Bay. The Bears have struggled within the divison this season. Swept by the Lions, barely winning at home vs. the Vikings and losing the rematch at Minnesota,  getting a break when Rodgers left the game at Green Bay early. This team is just one injury and one play away from being winless in the NFC North this season.</blockquote>

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