Bears v Cardinals, October 2006 on NFL Network right now

[Otis Day]

The replay is currently on. Started at 3 p.m. central time. 2nd qtr just started.

[Bearfacts]

I've seen this one before. I know how it ends.

[wulfy]

That’s the first time I’ve seen that game. We were on a trip in Ireland when that game happened and couldn’t find a pub anywhere in Cork that carried it. Obviously, saw the highlights, but never the game.

[Hero]

I remember on Hester's return touchdown I jumped from the couch to the kitchen without touching the floor all while trying to not make any noise because my family was sleeping.

[Yogi da Bear]

I've seen this one before. I know how it ends.

They were who we thought they were. lol

[Bearfacts]

I've seen this one before. I know how it ends.

They were who we thought they were. lol

Yeah, that sucky offense was really exposed that game. Urlacher had to don his cape and win the game almost singlehandedly with a timely assist from Mr Ridiculous. So glad to see Hester get the HOF recognition he deserves.

[spudbear]

I've been pimping this game for years here, one of my favorites to rewatch. If you don't want to wait for it on the NFL channel you can get the whole game on yootoob. The last time I watched it was about two years ago when my dad visited me. We both groaned and cheered as if we were watching it for the first time. It was the last time we got to share something like that as he passed away last year, so I'm glad we had that opportunity. This is an NFL video so it will be blocked here, just click on the "Watch on YouTube" link in the video box.

Note: the game featured a rookie QB out of USC picked 10th in his second start, where fans were hopeful he would be THE answer at QB after Kurt Warner did not seem to be getting it done.



And, of course, viewing this game is not complete until you get to enjoy the greatest post-game presser rant from Denny Green, God rest his soul:



I just found this gem today, a documentary on the whole affair produced by the Arizona Cardinals. If you enjoyed watching the game and want to hear the story behind the epic presser, then take about 17 minutes out of your life and see how the other side viewed it.

[G08]

I was in grad school and the whole fucking game I had this feeling that we weren't going to lose -- it's hard to explain.

Then magic happened... man I can even tell you where we ordered the pizza from that day and the toppings -- craziness

[UOK]

It's hard to grasp just how much of a dominant comeback this was. Grossman and the offense virtually did not participate. Rex had a 0.0 QB rating. Nothing was working. The defense and Hester basically decided "fuck this, we're winning" and did as much.

[LacertineForest]

I was watching at my dad's house, and when the 3rd quarter ended, I drove home. When I got home, my dad called to tell me they made a comeback, and that I should check it out. I remember watching the very end and soaking in that legendary post-game presser. I also remember listening to the "Football Today" podcast on ESPN pretty regularly around that time, which was hosted by Dennis Green's son and Ross Tucker. They played that clip pretty regularly, and I always enjoyed hearing it. BTW, if you don't know about Dennis Greens' son (Jeremy Green) - let's just say that podcast came to an abrupt end for good reason

[wulfy]

I was watching at my dad's house, and when the 3rd quarter ended, I drove home. When I got home, my dad called to tell me they made a comeback, and that I should check it out. I remember watching the very end and soaking in that legendary post-game presser. I also remember listening to the "Football Today" podcast on ESPN pretty regularly around that time, which was hosted by Dennis Green's son and Ross Tucker. They played that clip pretty regularly, and I always enjoyed hearing it. BTW, if you don't know about Dennis Greens' son (Jeremy Green) - let's just say that podcast came to an abrupt end for good reason

Jeremy Green is a sick MFer.

[Arkansasbear]

I've been pimping this game for years here, one of my favorites to rewatch. If you don't want to wait for it on the NFL channel you can get the whole game on yootoob. The last time I watched it was about two years ago when my dad visited me. We both groaned and cheered as if we were watching it for the first time. It was the last time we got to share something like that as he passed away last year, so I'm glad we had that opportunity. This is an NFL video so it will be blocked here, just click on the "Watch on YouTube" link in the video box.

Note: the game featured a rookie QB out of USC picked 10th in his second start, where fans were hopeful he would be THE answer at QB after Kurt Warner did not seem to be getting it done.



And, of course, viewing this game is not complete until you get to enjoy the greatest post-game presser rant from Denny Green, God rest his soul:



I just found this gem today, a documentary on the whole affair produced by the Arizona Cardinals. If you enjoyed watching the game and want to hear the story behind the epic presser, then take about 17 minutes out of your life and see how the other side viewed it.

The fact that "they are who we thought they were and we let them off the hook" is one of the quotes on funeral program is classic. I had forgotten he had passed away.