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Chicago Bears 2009 Playoffs
The Chicago Bears have had plenty of tremendous playoff moments. Unfortunately, most them take place before 1966, the first year of the Super Bowl. People forget the eight NFL Championships and can only recollect the Super Bowl in 1985. The dominating defense of the Buddy Ryan’s “62” base over shadows the years of hurt put on by the Bears. Playoff tickets have seen Chicago revolutionize the game with the T formation and the development of the middle linebacker.
The latest Bears playoffs tickets watched Chicago go back to the Super Bowl for the first time in 21 seasons in 2006. The team was led by a Rex Grossman who was more Dr. Jekyll than Mr. Hyde, a two-pronged backfield with Thomas Jones and Cedric Benson, a dangerous return man in Devin Hester, and a defense that created turnovers with hits from Brian Urlacher and Mike Brown.
The 2008 season follows a disastrous 2007 season in which the Chicago Bears failed on just about every level. Grossman lost his starting job, Benson could not carry the running game alone, and the defense could not stop the run or the pass. About the only thing that worked for them was Devin Hester. The return man forced opposing kickers to kick the ball out of bounds almost every time, or else watch as he split defenders with shocking moves on his way to the end zone. Return playoff tickets for the Bears at Soldier Field just were not in the picture.
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The recipe for success in 2008 includes a defense that has much the same personnel as in 2006 and 2007. The front office is hoping that it was just a bad season with a talented roster maligned by injuries. A dominating effort on defense alone will not get the fans the Bears playoff tickets they expect. Kyle Orton has replaced Grossman as starting quarterback, Matt Forte is now the starting running back, and Rashied Davis is the number one option at receiver. The offense must find some way to score or simply keep the other team off the field to rest the defense.
Devin Hester is being used more on the offensive side of the ball too, but past experiments with return men as wide outs have not always been successful. The playoffs are not out of Chicago’s grasp. Tickets to the postseason are very possible in an NFC North with no clear pecking order. Brett Favre is no longer with the Packers, the Vikings are playing with a young quarterback, and the Lions are mystery. Who will make it will remain a mystery until the regular season schedule is done.