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There was little to celebrate about Sunday’s game against Green Bay—unless, of course, you were a Packers fan. GETTY IMAGES
Total shock
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34% Bears fans in disbelief after loss at Soldier Field to rival Packers
After watching his team lose one of the most- BRACING FOR IT urgency.”
anticipated NFC championship games ever Some Bears fans worried about how they After an interception returned for a touch-
Satisfied. They were about what I expected. to their biggest rival, Bears fan Greg Bruno would respond to Packers fans, who now down put Green Bay ahead 21-7 with 6:12 re-
48% felt like a scorned lover. had major bragging rights over them. maining, dozens of Bears fans began leaving
“Returning to Wisconsin is not going
“It feels like I was just broken up with,” Soldier Field and Packers fans began an early
to be fun,” said Karin Haddon, a Bears fan
Bruno, of Tinley Park, said outside Soldier celebration.
from Brookfield, Wis. She said her friends
Field, his voice hoarse from screaming. “Or “Yeah, baby! We’re going to the Super
and neighbors, who are all Packers fans,
like I just caught my girlfriend cheating on Bowl!” Packers fan and Racine native Joe
would be gloating “for at least a year, or un-
Disappointed. No Super Bowl? me.” til we beat the Packers again.” Peterchak shouted at the near-empty Tavern
Changes are due.
Across the Chicago area Sunday night, at the Park in Millennium Park with his wife
Bears fans had the dazed look of someone and 7-year-old daughter.
in mourning. Some used words like “devas- down on the Packers’ first drive, Kwadwo An- The Bears, however, were not finished. A
What now?
tated” and “heartbroken” to describe their ing, 26, of Bolingbrook, looked to the ceiling 35-yard touchdown reception by Earl Ben-
feelings as Packers fans from Soldier Field to in exasperation. nett sent fans running back to their seats
Now that the Bears don’t have another op- Wisconsin celebrated their team’s return to “I’m still up,” Aning said a few minutes lat- with the Bears down 21-14 with 4:43 left.
ponent to prepare for, they can turn their the Super Bowl. er, standing a few feet from a giant projection But after emergency quarterback Caleb
attention to the offseason.
Before kickoff, Bears fans were energized screen at Joe’s Bar in Chicago. “I’ve been a fan Hanie threw an interception with 37 seconds
Because of uncertainty over the collec-
by a rousing rendition of “The Star-Spangled through every team since 1985. I’m not going remaining, sealing the 21-14 Packers victory,
tive bargaining agreement, the Bears can’t
Banner” by fan favorite Jim Cornelison, who to give up now.” Bears fans quietly headed for the exits. Out-
be sure of when free agency will begin.
regularly sings the national anthem at Black- But with the Packers winning 14-0 at half- side Soldier Field, Danny Souri of Naperville
The only certainty is the draft will be held
April 22-23. hawks games. time, Bears fan Jerry Freda grew frustrated. blamed the Bears loss on “a lack of heart.”
Draft preparations continue this week But their mood quickly soured after the “It looked like they were sleepwalking “I really thought my team was going to put
at the Senior Bowl and in late February at Packers took an early lead. As Green Bay when they came out,” said Freda, 62, of Pala- a little more effort into it,” Souri said. “They
the NFL combine. The loss to the Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers ran for a touch- tine. “There doesn’t seem to be any sense of were acting like it was a preseason game.”
should help the Bears identify their draft
needs. TRIBUNE
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An American Airlines jet takes off last year at O’Hare as work continues on the airport’s runway expansion project. TRIBUNE FILE
Holding pattern
Rep. Rush
O’Hare, Daley mired in legal battle over airport expansion holds hearing
on South Side
At an emotionally-charged
Chicago Tribune minals that were envisioned to secure the air- lease agreements that expire in 2018. The city
hearing on the South Side
On a blue-sky day in September 2005, the port’s future and ease a bottleneck in the center said it intends to sidestep them by postpon-
on Saturday, U.S. Rep.
federal government cleared the expansion of of the nation’s commercial air-traffic system. ing repayment of the airline-related debt until Bobby Rush (above) grilled
O’Hare, and a beaming Mayor Daley compared Any buildup of congestion at O’Hare often 2019, when the leases are no longer in effect. top law enforcement of-
the historic event to the city’s rebirth after the cascades across the U.S., causing thousands of A Cook County Circuit judge has set hear- ficials about whether they
Great Fire of 1871 and reversing the flow of the passengers at other airports to suffer delays or ings for Feb. 22 and 23 to decide whether to halt respond forcefully enough
Chicago River. canceled flights. When O’Hare sneezes, the the project while the matter is litigated, as the when African-American
and Hispanic children are
“What a day! White Sox clinch the division, saying goes, airports around the country catch airlines requested. The issues leading to the rift
reported missing or poten-
and we are at a groundbreaking today,” Daley pneumonia. between the city and its former allies, however,
tially abducted. “I want to
said, standing on the site of the first new run- A lawsuit filed last week by United and Ameri- are tangled in money and ego and could linger
find out if there is a double
way as an earthmover scooped dirt. can airlines against the city may spell the end of a for years, sources said.
standard and if there is,
O’Hare modernization was supposed to be close alliance between Daley and O’Hare’s domi- “The mayor, who is running out of time to we want to erase it right
the capstone to Daley’s legacy. But that north- nant carriers that has served both sides well. cement his legacy, has a lot of political prestige here, right now,” Rush told
ern runway has been the only new airstrip com- Now they are embroiled in a contract dis- invested in seeing the project continue despite a panel of officials from
pleted in almost 40 years in Chicago. pute: Can the city forge ahead on the expan- the obstacles,” said Joseph Schwieterman, a the Chicago police, FBI
Barring a last-ditch deal between the airlines sion project’s $3.4 billion final phase without transportation expert at DePaul University. and other agencies at the
and the city, Daley likely will hand his successor approval from carriers responsible for about After three years of talks, the city and air- three-hour hearing.
litigation and acrimony that could stretch for $2 billion of that cost? United and American lines still can’t agree on a timetable for a greatly TRIBUNE
years in place of new runways and passenger ter- claim their veto rights are guaranteed in master downsized version of the airport’s overhaul.
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Ann Pettway, 49, surrendered Sunday Exploited Children. that seeing her real mother for the first
at an FBI office in Bridgeport, Conn., said Center investigators showed her a baby time “felt like a dream.”
Pam Walker, a spokeswoman for the North photo of Carlina White from their ar- “When I look at her, I can see me,” she
Chief Medical Officer Gerard Francisco Carolina Department of Correction. chives, which bore a strong resemblance said. “With that other lady, I would always
gives a tour Saturday of the facility Pettway had been wanted on probation- to photos of herself as a baby taken by her be searching for stuff we had in common,
where U.S. Rep. Gabrielle Giffords will violation charges in Wake County. Connecticut family. but I had nothing in common with her.”
receive treatment in Houston. REUTERS But federal investigators wanted to talk Carlina White was reunited with her In addition to being convicted of em-
with her about the abduction of Carlina birth mother, Joy White, last week after bezzling last year in Wake County, Pettway
Giffords’ progress
White, who was 19 days old when she dis- DNA tests confirmed her identity. also has criminal convictions in Connecti-
surprises doctors
appeared from Harlem Hospital in 1987. Neither could be reached for comment cut for forgery and impersonating an offi-
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where Rep. Gabrielle Giffords was
transferred said that while she remains
in intensive care, she has surprised them
with the progress she has already made. State of the
Spree stopped by snow Union address
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bing drivers stranded in the snow in set for Tuesday
southern Kansas City, Mo., were appre-
hended when their own vehicle became
stuck, police officials said Sunday. 9 WASHINGTON President Obama’s State
of the Union address Tuesday is likely
‘Social Network’ smackdown
to ignite a clash with Republicans over the
3 Former Facebook president Sean
federal deficit and the pace of budget cuts, an
Parker enjoyed the movie “The
issue that may dominate
Social Network” in which he is played
the political debate this STATE OF
by Justin Timberlake, but called the plot
THE UNION
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8 p.m. Tuesday
Germany, Reuters reported Sunday. The No. 2 Republican
in the House of Repre-
Panel clears military sentatives, Eric Cantor, said Sunday his party
4 An Israeli inquiry cleared the gov- would demand “serious spending cuts” in an
ernment and military Sunday of array of federal programs.
wrongdoing in the bloody seizure of a Color guard Obama has signaled he will call for efforts to
Turkish aid ship that tried to breach the 8 Indian soldiers march Sunday during the final full dress rehearsal in New tackle the long-term problem of high annual
Gaza blockade, saying passengers were to Delhi for the Indian Republic Day parade. India willl celebrate its 62nd deficits and surging debt in his nationally tele-
blame for the violence. Republic Day on Wednesday with a large military parade. GETTY IMAGES vised annual address Tuesday, but he and his
advisers also want to calibrate the pace of the
Poll: Berlusconi could win
fiscal pullback.
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in at least two locations against mis- Arizona for a 1963 ambulance that pur-
sile strikes that they believe come from portedly carried the body of President
unmanned U.S. aircraft, as at least 12 sus- John F. Kennedy after he was assassinat-
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BEARS CAN’T MATCH OFF-THE-CHARTS EXPECTATIONS
RedEye
Epic. Colossal. Monumental. For a whole week, every superlative in the book was attached to Sunday’s NFC
championship game between the Bears and Green Bay. And what a massive letdown for Chicago. The Bears
woke up too late as their season ended on the most sour note possible: with a home loss to their most hated
rival. RedEye breaks down the hype compared to reality of five key factors of Sunday’s game.
HYPE METER
Green Bay WATCH YOUR STEP
quarterback Hype: Packers receiver Greg Jennings said
Aaron Rodgers
this week that Soldier Field’s grass is “prob-
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ably the worst” in the NFL, and Bears corner-
back Charles Tillman echoed those criticisms.
Would the infamous turf be a home-field
advantage?
Reality: The Bears benefited immediately,
as Green Bay’s James Starks stumbled after
returning the opening kickoff just 12 yards.
However, the Bears slipped on two key plays Jay Cutler
on the sidelines
later in the game. Brian Urlacher whiffed try-
BRIAN CASSELLA/
ing to make an open-field tackle on running
TRIBUNE
back Brandon Jackson in the second quarter,
and that drive ended in a Packers touchdown.
And in the third quarter with the Bears need-
ing a spark, Devin Hester slipped after fielding
a punt with no would-be tacklers in sight.
HYPE METER
JAY OF RECKONING?
Hype: Which Jay Cutler would show up: the one who
torched the Seahawks in the divisional round, or the one
who threw the game-sealing interception in the season fi-
nale against Green Bay?
Reality: Ouch. This was not the absolute worst the Bears
HYPE METER
have seen from Cutler, but he did little to help their cause.
RODGERS IN CHARGE He was off-target on several deep passes when he had
Devin Hester open, and he was picked off near the goal
Hype: Aaron Rodgers’ playoff numbers entering Sunday: 546 yards.
line at the end of the first half. Cutler limped into the locker
Six touchdowns. No interceptions. That’s mighty impressive. Could the
room after that drive and played just one series in the
Bears defense cool him off?
second half before sitting for good with a bum knee. We’ll
Reality: No. 12 looked unstoppable early, making the Bears secondary
never know if he could have led a Bears comeback, but go-
look invisible on the Packers’ first touchdown drive. He capped it with
ing 6-of-14 for 80 yards did not bode well regardless.
a bootleg run for the score. Rodgers’ effectiveness did decrease as the
game wore on—the Bears intercepted him twice, including once in the
red zone. He finished with “only” 244 yards passing, but he also made the
Bears pay with his feet, picking up 39 rushing yards on seven carries.