Bears v. Packers chat and fall out

**BearStuff** · 01-24-2011, 11:54 AM

Originally Posted by BruceBlitz

The Bears and the Cubs do the same thing every year, they do just enough to peak interest in their teams, without actually "going for it". Angelo has had a decade to put together a real offensive line, hasn't done it, a decade to bring in a go to wideout, hasn't done it, but keep defending this garbage so we can keep coming up short instead of uniting as a core group of Bears fans and saying, "coming up short isn't good enough". The holes in the line and wideouts are obvious, Kreutz can't even snap to a quarterback in the shotgun formation for crap sakes.

There is still room on the Packers bandwagon. I hear they like to ride 2 to a seat anyway.

I take great offense to being labeled w/ a losing mentality. If you are a Bear fan too, how do you escape your own judgement?

**Riczaj01** · 01-24-2011, 11:56 AM

Same could have been said for KO and Rex. Both were equally critized. Actually I would say of the SB wr core moving on to today, JC has had the most talent to work with....OL has steadily got worse, but I think this is probably one of the better ones compared to the non play off years.

**dabears54** · 01-24-2011, 11:56 AM

Originally Posted by Riczaj01

Funny how a guy on this board for about a day has figured DB out already.

And what's Sadder in one day some people as cluless as you! if you really think me or anyone is "paid to post here",, you have lost all reality and that's the god's honest truth!

its funny how te second anyonedares to have a different opinion from you is "delusional" and must be paid to post becaus only YOUR VIEWS are corret, its quite sad

**BruceBlitz** · 01-24-2011, 11:56 AM

Be fans who expect championships, don't be damn homers. Those of you who accept losing piss on the memory of Walter Payton who asked for nothing short of a championship team around him during his career when he was facing 9 men in the box and playing like a champion on mediocre teams and they didn't finally build a championship around him until his wheels were falling off. We should take the same attitude as Walter Payton, anything short of a championship is a failure, period.

**4th and 26** · 01-24-2011, 11:58 AM

Originally Posted by Riczaj01

Same could have been said for KO and Rex. Both were equally critized. Actually I would say of the SB wr core moving on to today, JC has had the most talent to work with....OL has steadily got worse, but I think this is probably one of the better ones compared to the non play off years.

I am a big KO fan, I felt he was screwed in chicago his last year when we gutted the entire offense.

**dabears54** · 01-24-2011, 11:58 AM

funny how completely different hanie's viewis from the fan looking to kill cutler and not even accepting or realixing wht actualy went on AT GAME and not from their couch

**Wolfman** · 01-24-2011, 11:59 AM

Originally Posted by dabears54

agree 100% and as said at game you could tell it was bad,i'm just so dissapointed so many seem to have jumped the gun and running off 1/2 cocked with hair brain ideas and only partial Information. and even worse was seeing cutler helping hanie and martz and having an ear piece in to listen and help and yet so many never realized this!

Most of us were (maybe still are) blind with rage, maybe a little drunk, and ONLY had the media/TV to "see" what was happening with Jay...from the cheap seats at home, it didn't look good...in the light of a new day and with the MCL report, I am willing to cut Jay some slack and take back some of the things I was thinking and said yesterday...but I also think you and others need to get off your judgmental high horse…

**BearStuff** · 01-24-2011, 12:01 PM

Originally Posted by GrizzlyBear91

can't confirm ANYthing till you get the MRI. which he got today. MCL Tear. not confirmed by team, but reported on ESPN just a second ago.

not to mention it was a little colder than an ice pack out, so as long as he wasn't standing in front of the heaters... I'm sure his knee was plenty cold.

Ice would have been warmer than the outside temp. The bike was likely to prove to the trainers/coaches that he COULD go back in.

Maybe the guy just didn't want to have a meltdown w/ the coaches?

**The Benjamin** · 01-24-2011, 12:02 PM

Originally Posted by Wolfman

Most of us were (maybe still are) blind with rage, maybe a little drunk, and ONLY had the media/TV to "see" what was happening with Jay...from the cheap seats at home, it didn't look good...in the light of a new day and with the MCL report, I am willing to cut Jay some slack and take back some of the things I was thinking and said yesterday...but I also think you and others need to get off your judgmental high horse…

Agree with everything you said

**dabears54** · 01-24-2011, 12:08 PM

Originally Posted by Wolfman

Most of us were (maybe still are) blind with rage, maybe a little drunk, and ONLY had the media/TV to "see" what was happening with Jay...from the cheap seats at home, it didn't look good...in the light of a new day and with the MCL report, I am willing to cut Jay some slack and take back some of the things I was thinking and said yesterday...but I also think you and others need to get off your judgmental high horse…

just saying so dissapointing so many bought immediately into the media HYPE AND GOT ON SUCH A JUDGMENTAL HIGH HORSE THAT CUTLER WASNT INJURED AND DIDN"T HELP HANIE.. when both not true at all..

guess if people didn't immdidately jump the gun with a judgemental high horse and "shoot first" and ask the questions later or even wait for a medical opinion, i'd not ahve been so dissapointed and because at game saw it much different.

To each his own though..

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