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Actually no, most of the time both teams were running the gadget spread stuff the whole football world now uses. Somehow still racking up the pass yards even without superstars.

Seen both the Bears and GB trying to one-up each other with use of I -formation power football plays from the frikkin 60s. 65 toss power trap even got ran. I may have been the only person recognizing what was going on. It did my heart good to see these young coaches keeping this old school power...

They're still scrappin. Not successfully however.

Somebody forgot to tell this young Bears team they're supposed to just lay down for GB.

I've never said he's obese. I've only ever correctly pointed out he's a fat slob. But, that's not even my problem with him.

Close enuff. 20-17 is the final.

Bill Maher's kid comes through! Dallas WINS just like I told you nattering nabobs of negativism.

19 plays, nine minutes of game clock time. We simply couldn't get them off the field.

We can only just roll our eyes. 17-17.

Keep giving them free first downs via bonehead penalty and you'll lose. It was 4th and 4 and they were punting, here comes DLaw with the offsides.

Parsons just threw Collins aside like a rag doll.

Rush throws a pretty ball. Ball never touched the ground in practice. I liked what I saw and also had carefully watched that Cincy game last week. This is why I picked Dallas to win today.

Things got all quiet on that front when the anticipated and much hyped "demand" for him never happened.

Complete. 18 attempts.

Posted above. 18 pass att, 17 rushes. And what, 65 yards?

Symmetry actually. Balance.

21 passes. 18 runs surprises me.

Collins can't block #11. Imagine that.

The long Pollard play was off a quick pass. Rushing yards are actually low. We're not really running the ball.

He dipped his head to purposely target the hat of the QB. Watch the replay. Dude was down already at the time as well. It's a perfectly good call.