Wasn't it back-up Lions QB Bruce Gradowski that the Bears defense made look like a pro-bowler not too long ago...?!?
Are they getting tired...??? What is the deal with that...???
3nagurski
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Wasn't it back-up Lions QB Bruce Gradowski that the Bears defense made look like a pro-bowler not too long ago...?!?
Are they getting tired...??? What is the deal with that...???
3nagurski
Lions were just trying to run out the clock and the Bears fell asleep.
*yawn*
Nags, is this the best you got?
hahaha...no kiddin'! instead of talking about how Earl Bennett is bringing his lunch pail to work, and matt forte is quietly having a very good season, we're talking about two fluke plays against the defense.Quote:
Originally Posted by Wolfman
The D played really bad in the 1st half in general. The O did what it had to do to keep up in the game. The 2nd half the D played much better and we took back control and won...
Side note, that Lion DL is F'n SCARRY....they keep drafting well and they are going to be contenders for the NFCN title in a year or so. That is if their franchise qb isn't a all out bust b/c he cannot stay healthy.
I had Calvin Johnson on FF and I needed some pts. I allowed this play to happen. In the second half the bears shut down the lions offense even after the Cutler fumble the defense stepped up.Quote:
Originally Posted by 3nagurski
The lions offense is growing into a pretty solid weapon, dare I say it. If they looked that good with a third string qb, look out NFL in the next couple of years. Best looked good, and Johnson is a man at WR.
lovie sucks...Quote:
Originally Posted by wolfman
:woot:
Yeah that D the 2nd half was amazing, "under" 50 total yards is just freakish. Makes you wonder what they were doing that first half, thats why these are called trap games.
That whole series falls entirely on Peanut's shoulders for vacating his gap to pinch inside on a spot that is already covered by 5 white jerseys. If he plays the edge there, the play is dead and the Lions probably continue to run the ball in the hopes of a breakup play, but don't risk the turnover near their endzone with a pass.