What kind of odds would somebody have to offer you...

[Mikefive]

...to take a bet that the Bears will NOT go 0-2 in their next 2 games against the NFC #1 and #2 seeds, Arizona (at home) and Green Bay (in Lambeau)?

Explain your logic.

[Moriarty]

If you think they have a 10% chance in each, that comes to about 5-1
If you think they have a 5% chance in each, that comes to about 10-1

So, if I were setting vegas odds, I'd go somewhere thereabouts.

To actually get me personally to toss money on a longshot like that, you'd have to go at least 20-1, probably more.

[o-pus #40 in B major]

50-1

My logic is they won't win any more games this year, most especially the next two.

[Otis Day]

They have no chance. Both opponents are superior. GB game, A A Ron owns the Bears.

[docc]

Friends, Fanatics, forum men, lend me your ears;
I come to bury Nagy, not to praise him.
The evil that men do lives after them;
The good is oft interred with their bones;
So let it be with Nagy.

[HurricaneBear]

No chance. I'm just hoping they can keep both opponents under 30 and can manage to score at all in either game. This feels like we are going to get Trestman's New England/Green Bay games. Whats more interesting is if Nagy can survive the remainder of the season after these two incoming massacres.

[dplank]

4-1 seems right to me. We might get lucky and catch a few big breaks in one of the two games.

[Ditka’s dictaphone]

We’re going to smash Green Bay.
I’m not a betting person but I know we’re going to take them. I’m absolutely certain.

Fields will be back and he will be hungry

[Grizzled]

I can see them going winless the remainder of the year, with possibly only the Giants game a win. The next 2 games against the best teams in the NFC, both fighting for the #1 seed? Forget about it (even 50 to 1 might be low). The Vikes are fighting for a playoff spot, I can see 2 losses to them also.

[The Marshall Plan]

Infinity + 1