Where is My Therapist? I Need to Cry

Manhandled by the Green Bay Packers, the Chicago Bears are licking their wounds. All they have is next year.

Sounds like a Cubs game broke out.

Bears to Take on Green Bay Packers

"There will be blood tonight!" - Inigo Montoya

Not quite the Super Bowl, but what a match-up this will be.

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Bears Beat Packers 20-17

Did you see the Bears beat the Packers last night? 20-17. If all you see is the score, you might think it was a close game. It wasn't. The Packers manhandled the Bears until the fourth quarter. It was 10-0 at one point, and not looking good.

Brian Urlacher said, "We showed a lot of character. Our guys never gave up."

Despite what would be a tough game throughout, they didn't swerve, and the Bears won.

Chicago Bears Wet Themselves in Embarrassing Loss (37-3)

Cheeseheads everywhere are doing what Bear fans cannot. Gloating.

Did they really wet themselves? Ask their nannies.

Week 10: LeRoy Butler analyzes Bears-Packers game

What Green Bay Packers Fans Have in Common With Chicago Bears Fans

What Green Bay Packers Fans Have in Common With Chicago Bears Fans

Is a good team? No. I love the Bears, but the Packers, though we beat them, are a better team.

Is it a QB? Um, like, uh uh. We have Rex Grossman, remember? And they have Brett Favre. No contest.

Is it Bratwurst? Jury is still out on this one.

It is (are you ready?) that they will both be watching the next NFL game on TV.

So, we Bears fans may be sucking egg, but we're not alone.