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After another unwatchable Bears display, is there any good news? Yeah: Just two left

Updated: December 20, 2009, 10:15 PM ET
By Jon Greenberg | ESPNChicago.com

It's an easy joke, but it's true.

The Bears would have been better off not landing in Baltimore at all.

The Bears' plane, "Bear Force 6-10," couldn't take off as it planned to Friday because of the blizzard blanketing the East Coast, and the Bears were lucky to get out Saturday night.

The NFL moved the game back three hours to give Baltimore extra time to prepare, and by late Sunday afternoon, the field at M&T Bank Stadium was cleaner than Joe Flacco's ...

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