2010 Chicago Bears (11/24/09 - 5/2/10)
wmljohn - Nov 24, 2009 11:17 amEdited by Dave23 Jun 17, 2010 1:11 pm
"hoo boy. This is the guy who turned the Seahawks into a cfl team, right? The 46 ponders if there is enough beer in the universe and if his liver is up to the task."
46,
There is and always has been one person working in the third person style on this board and the old trib board...
and everybody knows who that is.
Jackiejokeman welcomes your style!
The Jokeman loves company!
46
JJ yes you have. But the 46 has,has, evolved, changed if you will into, into....something different. I will be in a state of flux in the coming months, switching back and forth depending upon the medication levels in the bloodstream. The only constant will be my despair over the Bears.
46,
The Jokeman, Jackie that is to some people and JJ to others and Joke,
JJM, and finally Jackiejokeman,...
ultimate asshole on this board has to agree.
And...uh...when are you going to be sending those drugs to me?
Gonna go on over now to see if my left index finger can hold a slide
to play bottleneck on my Yamaha 12 string accoustic after some son
of a bitch pulled out in front of me and totaled my car on my way
home from work at Johnson & Johnson.
Four days into the gig & I get clobbered.
My chest feels like Richard Dent planted a helmet into it.
412000+ miles out of that Honda CRX si before she gave up the ghost.
A goddamn good little car.
All function...no form.
And totaled...what a way to end a 19 year relationship.
46
Drugs? I said that? me? Well, I was just leaving to go to ups, only to discover that, GASP! My dog ate them. Sorry.
Two things killed us in the SB, the int return for a TD and the inability of our Defense to stop the short passes to the RB by the Colts.
46
LOL!!
Pekin - May 1, 2010 9:35 pm (#2975 of 2984)
Well all the three and outs and turnovers didn't help. Perosnaly when they replay it on nfln I watch the first half then change channels.
hibernationsuxs
http://www.suntimes.com/sports/football/bears/2224048,CST-SPT-bside02.article
"Everybody who can walk and talk is going to get a chance to prove they can be the starting left guard,'' Tice said.
Hey Mike this is the approach we have had the last few years....It does not work!! Tell Angelo to get us some starting talent!!
boogie
True we need talent, but I think almost as important is we need someone who can RECOGNIZE and play the talent. ;)
46
Ding! Sometimes I wonder if the Bears have the blind leading the blind. Here's hoping this year the coaches have glimmer of skill in determining who should play. Having a player that's nice to you saying " I can play" isn't enough.
Baldy
"Two things killed us in the SB, the int return for a TD and the inability of our Defense to stop the short passes to the RB by the Colts."
Also : Cedric Benson being a non performer...and Grossman flubbing snap after snap.
They did kill us with THEIR rookie RB taking the short passes which we couldnt defend.
"and the inability of our Defense to stop the short passes to the RB by the Colts."
That would be Manning picking apart Lovie's cover 2.
You guys can bitch and moan...but I like what Angelo has done so far this off season. He knows our safties SUCK - but a lot of guys he intrusted to play safety well let him down. Payne, Manning, Bullocks, Steltz, etc.
Remember there are 29 other team out there looking for the same players.
46
I'm not bitching and moaning so much about the players, but rather the guy brought in to help pick the players. I really hope he's good, and I really hope I'm wrong. Seeing as how with one exception no OL were picked to bitch about.
Pekin - May 2, 2010 2:39 pm (#2983 of 2984)
Martz promises wide receivers will be Bears' strength
Posted by Michael David Smith on May 2, 2010 5:14 PM ET
In 2009 the Chicago Bears didn't have a wide receiver who ranked among the league's Top 40 players in catches or receiving yards. But in 2010, new offensive coordinator Mike Martz vows, wide receiver will be one of the strengths of the team.
"I love our receivers," Martz said Sunday. "I think that our receiver corps will be the strength of this team. You can put that in granite. I can promise you that one. There's not very many things I would say are unretractable, but that one is pretty strong. This will be the strength of this football team. It's a terrific group."
Devin Hester, Johnny Knox, Earl Bennett and Devin Aromashodu were the Bears' top wide receivers in 2009, and although none of them was particularly impressive in former offensive coordinator Ron Turner's system, coach Lovie Smith thinks that's going to change with Martz running the offense.
"I know Mike and some of our new coaches coming in have been impressed with our receiver group," Smith said. "He thinks we're in pretty good shape right now."
Pekin - May 2, 2010 2:40 pm (#2984 of 2984)
I actually agree with him. My biggest concern is our offensive line.
