Christ on a bike! Are the Dolphins the most frustrating team in the NFL or what?! Or perhaps that should be the Bears!

I didn't see the game so don't know whether it was us playing well or the Bears playing bad or a bit of both - all I know is that once again the Fins have left it too late to matter!

Didn't see the game though I understand the Bears turned it over a bit.  I'm a Dolphins fan and actually not that surprised that the Dolphins won - just had a feeling.

My feeling was aided by the fact that I never believed all the hype about the Bears team.  I didn't think they were that good before the game and after such an easy win the game before they were ripe for a shock.

Wish I'd put a bet on now!!

Kind rgds, Ian

ROFL, I didn't realise what you were talking about- until I realised it was RL football, not GP- sometimes I forget about the big boys playing for real!

Didn't watch the entire game but from all the talk and replays on ESPN, Rex Grossman is being crucified at the moment. He played that poorly they are calling for Griese to be behind centre in the next game. Also, rookie Hester fielding a punt inside the 10 and subsequently fumbling the ball and giving it to the Dolphins has him in the doghouse as well.

Grossman completed 18/42 for 210 yards with 1 TD and 3 picks (one pick was returned for a TD by Jason Taylor to rub it in).

The only stand out in the game was Ronnie Brown of the Dolphins. Ran the ball real well against a top defence. That was considered the difference. Brown totalled 157 yards from 29 carries. No TD's but his running set up the pass. Harrington was able to get 3 TD's (but still gave away 2 Ints and only had 50% completion).

For those Dolphins fans read...
http://www.nfl.com/gamecenter/recap/NFL_20061105_MIA@CHI
It is a recap of the game and a reason behind the Dolphins win.

Actually seems that both teams were trying to throw the game away...it was just that the Bears wanted to lose more!