Will a Bear do a "Lambeau Leap" after a TD?

**Ninersnut** · 01-20-11, 03:23 PM

Interesting I think if it was at GB it would def happen.

**jwatters** · 01-20-11, 03:24 PM

I agree if it was in GB then it would happen. Not sure if they will do it at home.

**cant call it** · 01-20-11, 03:25 PM

Will they score a td?

**SamsNCharge99** · 01-20-11, 03:34 PM

I don't think they will

**Boscoe** · 01-20-11, 03:36 PM

i think hester will if he scores again if they aren't getting their asses kicked. otherwise, don't think it'll happen. i'll throw a little on the 'no' for shits and giggles.

**SamsNCharge99** · 01-20-11, 03:38 PM

only way this happens is if Bears score on a big TD, meaning like a play for 25+ yrds or a TD to put them in the lead in 4th quarter

if it's mid 2nd quarter and Bears are down 7-3 and they get a 4 yrd TD pass, you rly think they will do a lambeau leap celebration??

I don't think so, but where are the Bears fan or guys who live in Chicago to tell you if they have done it all year or even at all

**MadTiger** · 01-20-11, 03:43 PM

The fans in the end zone seats might do a GTFO on anyone who does that. Push them right back onto the field. Haha! Will definitely look forward to it.

**BRAVES1985** · 01-20-11, 04:36 PM

i don't think so

**firedawg** · 01-20-11, 04:40 PM

no

**l7ustin** · 01-20-11, 05:00 PM

did u say no was at -120. this seems like +ev. the bears dont usually do lambeau leaps and furthermore they could not even score a td...

**d2bets** · 01-20-11, 05:33 PM

NO.

**walshy83** · 01-20-11, 05:40 PM

It would be pretty funny, dont get me wrong. But I honestly see the Packers winning this one.

**Nomocino** · 01-20-11, 05:43 PM

No; because they wont be ahead at any point of the game, therefor it would be silly to do so when down by 10

**Boscoe** · 01-20-11, 05:46 PM

Originally posted by l7ustin

did u say no was at -120. this seems like +ev. the bears dont usually do lambeau leaps and furthermore they could not even score a td...

yeah.... -120 for both sides. the only time i could find of this happening at soldier field this year was hester on mnf when he returned that punt against the packers in the fourth quarter to go ahead. like sam said, it'd have to be a big play.

**Vesuvius** · 01-20-11, 06:05 PM

I really don't think so, the Bears show a little more respect than most teams.

**Art Vandelay** · 01-20-11, 06:10 PM

If Da Bears score a defensive TD I see it happening. Big momentum switch, crowd going crazy - could definitely happen.

**dwaechte** · 01-20-11, 06:18 PM

Great value on the "No". They'll like only get in the endzone once or twice.

**your pixel army** · 01-20-11, 06:35 PM

I wouldn't think there's much of a chance of it.

**hostile takeover** · 01-20-11, 06:58 PM

don't think they can. The Bears are athletically challenged.

**Boscoe** · 01-21-11, 01:43 PM

The 'No' is down to -130. Bodog has added this note that wasn't there yesterday:

Bodog's decision is final. No Bears TD and all wagers are No Action.

Hope they honor mine without this condition.

**WvGambler** · 01-21-11, 01:46 PM

The Bears don't have the athletes to jump That high.

**TobiasFunke** · 01-21-11, 01:52 PM

What's the limit on these props?

**Boscoe** · 01-21-11, 01:55 PM

Originally posted by TobiasFunke

What's the limit on these props?

Max risk is 130.00

**d2bets** · 01-21-11, 04:28 PM

Originally posted by Boscoe

The 'No' is down to -130. Bodog has added this note that wasn't there yesterday:

Bodog's decision is final. No Bears TD and all wagers are No Action.

Hope they honor mine without this condition.

Of course they wouldn't. They're going to grade all of these the same way. They're not going to grade one way for those places before the clarification and another for those placed after.

Actually the way it was worded no TD should be no action. "Will a Bear do a Lambeau Leap after a TD"? If they don't have a TD then then they didn't not do a Lambeau Leap.

Better question is what exactly is a Lambeau Leap. What if the Bear player sort of runs toward the stands and jumps but doesn't jump all the way into the stands? Does there need to be a touching with a spectator? What if he jumps and does a high five?

**Boscoe** · 01-21-11, 04:43 PM

Originally posted by d2bets

Of course they wouldn't. They're going to grade all of these the same way. They're not going to grade one way for those places before the clarification and another for those placed after.

Actually the way it was worded no TD should be no action. "Will a Bear do a Lambeau Leap after a TD"? If they don't have a TD then then they didn't not do a Lambeau Leap.

Better question is what exactly is a Lambeau Leap. What if the Bear player sort of runs toward the stands and jumps but doesn't jump all the way into the stands? Does there need to be a touching with a spectator? What if he jumps and does a high five?

yeah..... i guess you're right. the "after a TD" kinda covers their ass.

**BoS_010** · 01-21-11, 05:14 PM

What if a GB player does it after a TD and out of frustration a Bears player leaps into the stands after him to get him back down onto the playing field...

**Boscoe** · 01-21-11, 06:14 PM

what if a lineman scoops up a fumble and scores but he can't get his fatass up to the top of the wall?

**hockeyman30304** · 01-21-11, 06:22 PM

I would go with no on this one

**MoneyM1ke** · 01-21-11, 06:50 PM

I'd go with no also

**Chugs** · 01-21-11, 06:52 PM

Yeah, I would jump all over No.

**Boscoe** · 01-23-11, 07:40 PM