"You" people?Quote:
Originally Posted by nerrad
Dude, after today, even other players think Jay's got some weak sauce.
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"You" people?Quote:
Originally Posted by nerrad
Dude, after today, even other players think Jay's got some weak sauce.
Bears fans dont deserve a real qb
Nor would we know one if we saw it.Quote:
Originally Posted by nerrad
Announcers here just called him Jay Quittler. Wonder if Rome will re-enact Chris Everett.
This town needs an enima!
Jay is the least of our issues. Give him an OL and some talent at wr and he is not going to be near the issue. But He's not the stand alone savior many claimed he was going to be when we traded for him. We bought the pretty car, but couldn't afford the engine. We ended up doing exactly what Orton had to do, go to the rb and te b/c our wr's are the least talented of those three positions. Only difference is Cutler is talented enough to get the ball to the wr's down the field on more occassions; and can run for his life sometimes also.
finally someone that makes senseQuote:
Originally Posted by Riczaj01
shit nerrad agrees with me...80% chance I am now comletely wrong....
rofl. your dead right on this stuff.Quote:
Originally Posted by Riczaj01
I hope they choked on the fumes.
Idiotic Chicago Fans (about half) own the NFL record for riding QBs out of town on a hot rail.
And now... it's Jay's turn.
Morons.
"Lets set this ship aflame, Captain! It's keel be too low to get us to the pier without draggin' on the bottom, so we might as well burn her to the briny deep."
"That's great, boats. How do we get back?"
"No problem, Skipper! We'll just raise sail on the rowboat and wait on a good draft!"
All or nothing is a great sentiment and goal. It's a key to success.
But failing to achieve your goal is not reason for keel-hauling a primary component that got you to the freakin' Conference Championship!
GEEBUS!