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Just had a thought… Do you remember the Bears defense of the early 2000’s? It had two HUGE men inside on the line (Ted Washington, Keith Traylor), Some good solid Ends (Phillip Daniels, Brian Robinson), and three versatile LBs who can run (Rosey Colvin, Urlacher, Warrick Holdman). Does this style of defense seem creepily similar to the Pats of 2012? Also, the Bears went 13-3 that year AND lost in the divisional round 33-17… Not to say that the teams are THAT similar, but it got me thinking

Interesting. I don’t remember that defense, but it certainly sounds a lot like what the Pats are doing now. Perhaps the most interesting thing in the comparison is that you can see where the Pats’ weakness is. Urlacher is a former safety who can cover a lot of ground in the middle of the field. […]

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