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I'm Lawrence, by the way, with Matt Forte, Lance Briggs, and Alex Brown.

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The Bears destroyed Buffalo.

41 to 9 was the final.

Matt, what was the most impressive thing about the win?

I would say the defense and the way they played. I mean, they took advantage of this poor

Buffalo offensive team. I mean, you can't play a quarterback like Peterman and have him,

you know, have a career day on you or even do decent. I mean, they gave, I mean, that whole team, too. They gave the ball, they gave the ball away really on a lot of the stuff. And they were there to make the plays, though. Because a lot of times there's tip balls and stuff like that. And, you know, you see guys like, they speed up and try to get to it, but they don't necessarily get there.

But this team was running to the ball.

They didn't take them lightly like, oh, it's just the bills and, you know, they made

them pay for it.

Lance doesn't seem like you have much sympathy for the Buffalo Bills in their plight.

Because going into this game, you know, this is what we call a stat game. You know, you know they're not strong at the quarterback position.

You know they're not strong on offense.

So, you know, for defensive guys, you're looking to make some plays on this team.

They're ranked last in the NFL in production for an offense.

So this is a game you need to go in and, you know, if there's something that

you haven't gotten yet, you should get it this game. You know, there's a stat that should pop

up in a category that in your position that you, that you produce it. There were some people

who were talking at the beginning of the season that the Bears linebacking core could be the best

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