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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Un4GivN" data-source="post: 684220" data-attributes="member: 8782">This works both ways for me, while I enjoy the victory. That Bears team that was on the field last night might be able to challenge the Browns for the worst team in the league.Defense played how they should against sub-par competition. Can't fault them for that, but I doubt it goes nearly that well vs Atlanta unless they step it up to a level I haven't seen from them yet.The offense and Aaron getting all this hype for last night is a little crazy if you ask me. They passed 50+ times for 300 yards. Not really great stats. Not to mention Tracy Porter was the only corner I had even heard of before that game. The Packers offense beat up on Cre'von Leblanc (undrafted rookie free agent) and Bryce Callahan (undrafted second year corner)? Yet for the entire first half we couldn't get separation. Jordy had one catch. And we we went into half with 6 points. Nearly zero contribution from the TE spot again. The line however looked pretty impressive so that was nice. Montgomery and Adams played awesome. Cobb I thought left a lot to be desired but played well enough.They finished the second half nicely, as they should. It's not exactly top tier competition here. So while I will sit back and enjoy the victory, I don't believe every problem was solved by beating the second worst team in the NFL after trailing in the third quarter at home.</blockquote>

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