Thread: Did you see that???

But he showed emotion. He wasn't stone faced as some fans say.

Personally, I think showing emotion on the sidelines is completely over rated. I am not a Lovie Smith apologist by any means. I want him gone as well, but will gladly take him for a few more years because if he is here longer, it means we are winning. But He is 13 games over .500 in his Bears tenure. That is pretty damn good.

Honestly, do you really think that makes someone a better coach, or do you just want to be entertained by a sideline show?

Where was his emotion when his idiot qb was chucking the ball to the other team?

I wouldn't say that emotion had anything to do with that. I think that was more of trying to figure out if Hannie could possibly be as bad as Collins. If we need to depend on either one again for a game, we are screwed.

Originally Posted by The Benjamin

But he showed emotion. He wasn't stone faced as some fans say.

Personally, I think showing emotion on the sidelines is completely over rated. I am not a Lovie Smith apologist by any means. I want him gone as well, but will gladly take him for a few more years because if he is here longer, it means we are winning. But He is 13 games over .500 in his Bears tenure. That is pretty damn good.

The one thing I can't argue with as far as Lovie goes, its just remember what this team was before his arrival. We couldn't beat the Packers and I had one division title in an eternity. Lovie arrived, we have lead the league in defensive turnovers, have beaten the Packers consistently, won a few division titles, and won the NFCC and went to the SB for the first time since 85. It's a "what have you done for me lately" league, but you have to carefull what you wish for because you might not like what you get.