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Why Even Ryan Poles Admits The Chicago Bears Aren’t Super Bowl-Ready

Going 11-6, winning the division, and coming an overtime away from the NFC Championship would give lots of teams hope that they’re ready to go after a Super Bowl. The Chicago Bears certainly carry themselves as a confident team. Their 59-37 thrashing of the Carolina Panthers on opening day certainly carried that message. Head coach […]

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Going 11-6, winning the division, and coming an overtime away from the NFC Championship would give lots of teams hope that they’re ready to go after a Super Bowl.1

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  • Why Even Ryan Poles Admits The Chicago Bears Aren’t Super Bowl-Ready
  • Going 11-6, winning the division, and coming an overtime away from the NFC Championship would give lots of teams hope that they’re ready to go after a Super Bowl.
  • The Chicago Bears certainly carry themselves as a confident team.
  • Their 59-37 thrashing of the Carolina Panthers on opening day certainly carried that message.

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It is circulating across Bears coverage, which is usually a sign it will matter in the building.1

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