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The Bears' D opted for praise -- not trash talk -- when discussing Aaron Rodgers

Updated: January 17, 2011, 12:37 PM ET
By Jon Greenberg | ESPNChicago.com

CHICAGO -- If you're looking for a trash-talking conference championship preview, you better look toward Pittsburgh and New York, because here in the humble, humble Midwest, everyone plays nice -- off the field at least.

Yes, fans of the Green Bay Packers and Chicago Bears might hate each other's teams with a passion normally reserved for meter maids and the IRS, but the Bears' defense has nothing but good things to say about the Packers' red-hot offense in anticipation of the NFC ...

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