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I can use the vcash, thanks Bears. Just remember, the Pack drummed your ass in the last game of the season.. Just something to think about... 
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milkman21
didn't you get that memo?
Hey now... Rex had some big New Year's Eve parties to attend, so he couldn't be troubled with preparing for the game.coastalbuck;724436; said:I can use the vcash, thanks Bears. Just remember, the Pack drummed your ass in the last game of the season.. Just something to think about...
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THEWOOD
"Greed Is Good"
DA BEARS!!!!! This city is fucking going crazy...what a great day. To the idiot packer fan who posted above about the Bears losing to them on the last game of the season, yeah it meant a lot. Too bad you are sitting at home wishing the packers had someone to answer when Farve retires.
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fourteenandoh
My swing feels like an unfolding lawn chair.
THEWOOD;724543; said:
Why don't you go back to the bar and do another Jager Bomb
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ABJ
Saints leave Chicago disappointed, but proud of their season
BRETT MARTEL
Associated Press
CHICAGO - The New Orleans Saints couldn't feel too sorry for themselves after falling to the Chicago Bears in the NFC championship game.
Their season far exceeded expectations. And they play for a city where the recent widespread suffering of storm victims helps coaches and players keep setbacks on the football field in perspective.
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Saints leave Chicago disappointed, but proud of their season
BRETT MARTEL
Associated Press
CHICAGO - The New Orleans Saints couldn't feel too sorry for themselves after falling to the Chicago Bears in the NFC championship game.
Their season far exceeded expectations. And they play for a city where the recent widespread suffering of storm victims helps coaches and players keep setbacks on the football field in perspective.
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ABJ
Defense helps Bears shuffle off to Miami
BARRY WILNER
Associated Press
CHICAGO - The Chicago Bears know how to make a Super Bowl memorable. They're making this one historic long before it's played. Dissed all season long, Rex Grossman and Co. are heading to the big game for the first time since 1985 after rolling over the New Orleans Saints 39-14 Sunday, and Da Coach leading them there makes it all the more special.
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Defense helps Bears shuffle off to Miami
BARRY WILNER
Associated Press
CHICAGO - The Chicago Bears know how to make a Super Bowl memorable. They're making this one historic long before it's played. Dissed all season long, Rex Grossman and Co. are heading to the big game for the first time since 1985 after rolling over the New Orleans Saints 39-14 Sunday, and Da Coach leading them there makes it all the more special.
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ABJ
Grossman comes through in biggest game
RICK GANO
Associated Press
CHICAGO - As a jubilant Rex Grossman celebrated the biggest win of his life, he found time to share an embrace with the man who stood behind him all season.
Coach Lovie Smith wouldn't budge. He stuck with his often-criticized young quarterback - despite some erratic performances and loud cries for a change.
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Grossman comes through in biggest game
RICK GANO
Associated Press
CHICAGO - As a jubilant Rex Grossman celebrated the biggest win of his life, he found time to share an embrace with the man who stood behind him all season.
Coach Lovie Smith wouldn't budge. He stuck with his often-criticized young quarterback - despite some erratic performances and loud cries for a change.
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ABJ
Saints fans see stunning end of dream season
JANET McCONNAUGHEY
Associated Press
NEW ORLEANS - The sparse French Quarter crowd was somber following the New Orleans Saints' loss to the Chicago Bears in the NFC title game.
"It's like the night of the living dead out here. Zombies," said Lisa Losito, a server at Swampy's Louisiana Cookery on Bourbon Street. Business at the restaurant was down from the usual Sunday, she said. "I don't think the city's taking it too well."
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Saints fans see stunning end of dream season
JANET McCONNAUGHEY
Associated Press
NEW ORLEANS - The sparse French Quarter crowd was somber following the New Orleans Saints' loss to the Chicago Bears in the NFC title game.
"It's like the night of the living dead out here. Zombies," said Lisa Losito, a server at Swampy's Louisiana Cookery on Bourbon Street. Business at the restaurant was down from the usual Sunday, she said. "I don't think the city's taking it too well."
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Canton
Saints Gave New Orleans Hope for Miracles
Monday, January 22, 2007
The Washington Post
NEW ORLEANS ? Who dat? Who dat?
This struggling city needs many things more than a pro football championship. But Sunday afternoon, around televisions in FEMA trailers, in bars in deserted neighborhoods, in homes still bearing the scars of Hurricane Katrina, echoing time and again was the battle chant of the New Orleans Saints faithful.
Saints Gave New Orleans Hope for Miracles
Monday, January 22, 2007
The Washington Post
NEW ORLEANS ? Who dat? Who dat?
This struggling city needs many things more than a pro football championship. But Sunday afternoon, around televisions in FEMA trailers, in bars in deserted neighborhoods, in homes still bearing the scars of Hurricane Katrina, echoing time and again was the battle chant of the New Orleans Saints faithful.
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Canton
Bears follow old blueprint with running game, defense
Monday, January 22, 2007
By Gene Chamberlain Copley News Service
CHICAGO The blueprint has been there for 86 seasons, so the Bears merely followed it to perfection.
They trampled the New Orleans Saints, 39-14, Sunday for the NFC championship, advancing to their second Super Bowl in Miami on Feb. 4. They'll face Indianapolis, which beat New England, 38-34.
Bears follow old blueprint with running game, defense
Monday, January 22, 2007
By Gene Chamberlain Copley News Service
CHICAGO The blueprint has been there for 86 seasons, so the Bears merely followed it to perfection.
They trampled the New Orleans Saints, 39-14, Sunday for the NFC championship, advancing to their second Super Bowl in Miami on Feb. 4. They'll face Indianapolis, which beat New England, 38-34.
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THEWOOD;724543; said:
What, Rexxie not good enough for you???? We'll see you next year, probably around the middle of May. Meanwhile, good luck in Miami, where it's not cold, and not muddy... :)
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Dispatch
NFC CHAMPIONSHIP
Bears defense returns to form
Monday, January 22, 2007
Andrew Seligman
ASSOCIATED PRESS
NUCCIO DINUZZO CHICAGO TRIBUNE Saints running back Reggie Bush flips into the end zone for a third-quarter touchdown on an 88-yard pass play.
CHICAGO ? Maybe Reggie Bush?s taunts fired up the Chicago Bears defense.
One moment, the New Orleans Saints rookie was taunting Brian Urlacher on the way to the end zone. Then, the Bears clamped down to advance to their first Super Bowl in 21 years, winning 39-14 yesterday in the NFC championship game.
NFC CHAMPIONSHIP
Bears defense returns to form
Monday, January 22, 2007
Andrew Seligman
ASSOCIATED PRESS
CHICAGO ? Maybe Reggie Bush?s taunts fired up the Chicago Bears defense.
One moment, the New Orleans Saints rookie was taunting Brian Urlacher on the way to the end zone. Then, the Bears clamped down to advance to their first Super Bowl in 21 years, winning 39-14 yesterday in the NFC championship game.
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