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12.14.09

Bears provide more of the same in loss to Green Bay Chicago Bears, Game Wrap | (1)
One man's breakdown of the Bears 21-14 loss to the Packers after the jump and after I take two consecutive timeouts. Continue Reading...
12.07.09

Get over it … the Bears won Chicago Bears, Game Wrap | (0)
[googmonify]4241890845:right:234:60[/googmonify]One man's breakdown of the Bears' 17-9 win (*) after the jump and after I determine a way to kidnap Anquan Boldin. (*) Within the censorship law of the 2009 Bears, of course. Continue Reading...
11.30.09

Have you heard the one … ? Chicago Bears, Game Wrap | (0)
I censored the 2009 Bears' season because I'm personally tired of writing about each problem with this team - over and over again - when the solution doesn't appear to be on the roster. And if I'm tired of writing about it, I'm sure people are tired of reading it. Well, this is to prove my point, tell me if you're heard these before. Continue Reading...
11.23.09

Now can we say Bears are done? Chicago Bears, Game Wrap | (1)
[googmonify]9174020965:right:336:280[/googmonify]I don't want this to sound like I'm approving low expectations because I'm disappointed they didn't pull through, but I wasn't expecting anything more. Before Sunday night, I thought a lot about this one, and what the Bears would need to do; I just thought there was no way they'd be able to do enough of it. After two Eagles' series, I was ready to give up; call it another blowout along the likes of Cincy and Arizona. Also, if people are really that crushed after this loss, I recommend not watching next week. If the Trent Cole/Orlando Pace match-up ...
11.13.09

Cutler can’t hide after this one Chicago Bears, Game Wrap | (2)
I got some thoughts about this one. (Deep breath.) Jay, Jay, Jay That was the worst game Jay Cutler has played this season. He's been bad in moments all season -- and some of the blame for those picks can be shared -- but that was pretty bad. I've defended Cutler ... probably too much. Since they traded for him, he could steal a candy bar from a kid with Diabetes and my first two words would be, "Yeah, but ..." I can't defend this though. The first interception was the worst of the bunch. There's no way that ball is caught by ...
11.10.09

Replay Rundown: Cardinals Chicago Bears, Game Wrap | (0)
Defending Lovie Smith would be so much easier if he didn’t say things like, “I don’t have a lot of reasons to give you on why we played that way.” Members of the “It’s Not All Lovie’s Fault, This Team Kinda Sucks” Camp want to stand behind him despite a blow out loss, although it’d make them feel better if he had a couple of thoughts after the game. Though when Lovie says he doesn’t have a lot of reasons, he’s probably telling the truth. Not because he’s apathetic or not paying attention, but because any adjustment he makes is handicapped ...
11.09.09

Quick Thoughts: Cardinals Chicago Bears, Game Wrap | (0)
Get blown out once and it's a bad game. Get blown out twice and it's probably a bad team; this is really the only important piece of information to take away from this game. [googmonify]4241890845:right:234:60[/googmonify]No new problems appeared, but the Bears' same problems continue to prevent the Bears from really challenging for a playoff spot. Speaking of problems, the offensive line played one of their better games on Sunday. They still lost, because in place of one problem were a line of problems waiting their turn to be the reason the Bears look like crap. This week it was the defense ...
10.27.09

Replay Rundown: Bengals Chicago Bears, Game Wrap | (0)
Jay Cutler threw three picks and dropped two (albeit low) snaps, and no one really cares. After the Green Bay game, if I told you the Bears were going to lose by five touchdowns just six weeks later and Cutler would throw three interceptions, would you believe me if I told you it wouldn’t even register on the “Uh-oh, the Bears might be in trouble” Scale. It’s hard to believe so many frustrating – and at the same time comical – events happened in one afternoon that the Bears’ brand new, $14.668 million man and his interceptions were forced to ...

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