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@GreenDay1981 Good point. I overlooked them. And I would add the Giants as well. It's worth noting that some of the drops were by running backs. The biggest offender appears to be Finley. As a Pack fan I'm tired of him. He celebrates his first down catches with stupid celebrations; he's probably ...

@billmaster17 The Steelers have a great fan base in my opinion, but the current Steeler team is indeed full of dirty players. They seem to always benefit from lucky breaks. I would say only the Bears overachieve more thanks to the officials.

@godsboss24 Glad to hear you're a Packers fan and not a Bears fan! I did see that. Apparently he tried it again yesterday. Of course, Peppers tried to do the same thing without so much as a hint of scorn. That's why I have and always will hate the Bears, and their fans even more than that.

As Hines Ward would say, "keep your head on a swivel, Hines". Great hit by Ray!

@krelbar I agree. I think it should have been called helmet-to-helmet.

Great hit by Lewis. I wonder how much Whines Hard will complain about this one.

@Teengenerate77 Lions twice. Vikings twice. Read your own post.

@bmrhojo1 I lived half of my life in Wisconsin and the other half in Illinois. There are definitely messed up fans on both side of this rivalry. Your bias takes away any credibility you might have, even though you may be a very smart person elsewhere.

Both should have been flagged. As I said belo...

That was a nice defensive play, but not a monster block.

@MrGoofy103085 Certainly would have been a better game that last year's.

I already watched the video again and I still can't figure out where the dirty play is. You might as well put a cage around Worthlessberger so nobody can touch him. Maybe the officials can hand him another SB title.

The most offensive part of this video? The Bears fans booing. It was an obvious call, and that fact that they didn't see it reflects their profound sense of entitlement.

I would say that was more of a block in the back than a hold.

@13eN90 Yeah I could see that. I think you've correctly identified the top 2 teams in each conference.

Nobody said the Illini could fail to score 35 points. In a game. These Illini tried, and tried, but couldn't score. And they proved everybody who thought they had a good team wrong. What happened in the NCAA tournament that year? I can't find any record of them winning a tournament game that year.

Can somebody send me a link to video highlights of Illinois' championship game wins. I'll be waiting...