Thread: What should Lovie do to "right the ship" before it sinks?

670 the score had a analyst(forget who now) and said one of the reasons Lovie was upset w/Moore was he had a meeting fri or sat morning and told everyone keep it in house, no comments about what happened.

Said he had conversations will all involved to correct the problem. That is one thing I do like about Lovie; I knew he would take care of that issue asap; I never doubted he sat down w/all involved and explained what and why and how to act in those situations.

bhs, no moore didn't say anything afterwards. beat writers have a lot of inside info w/out having to go to the actual players. This guy knew that Lovie had the meetings before Moore talked.

Well I didn't hear hub, I heard ZZ. I'll take your word for it then.


Moore needs to STFU.

Originally Posted by bearsinhouston

What can Lovie do before the ship sinks?

Tie Tice to the mast.

And sprinkle that magic pixie dust on him.

In My Opinion 3 things need to happen.

1. Tice definitely need to re think his game plan on what plays to call and when to call them.
2. Lovie might wanna address Cutler, (But that can go either way depending on whether its private or not)
3. The BEARS need to show that they can work as a team when the going gets tough.



I kinda like the fact that Lovie stay calm cool and collected, he says whats needs to be said and leaves the rest up to the team.
in the interview wit Larry Mayer(ChicagoBears.com senior writer) he sounded more like the coach that led us to the playoffs. We definitely have hurrdles to get over but i think the BEARS have a good shot at Sundays game, Since 2006, the Bears are 14-4 in games immediately following losses of 10 points or more. I like those odds coming into this games against the Stl. Rams.

I would be surprised if we didn't win this game, but Fisher is a pretty good coach and his team is not a pushover.

Originally Posted by ChicagoBears1983

In My Opinion 3 things need to happen.

1. Tice definitely need to re think his game plan on what plays to call and when to call them.
2. Lovie might wanna address Cutler, (But that can go either way depending on whether its private or not)
3. The BEARS need to show that they can work as a team when the going gets tough.



I kinda like the fact that Lovie stay calm cool and collected, he says whats needs to be said and leaves the rest up to the team.
in the interview wit Larry Mayer(ChicagoBears.com senior writer) he sounded more like the coach that led us to the playoffs. We definitely have hurrdles to get over but i think the BEARS have a good shot at Sundays game, Since 2006, the Bears are 14-4 in games immediately following losses of 10 points or more. I like those odds coming into this games against the Stl. Rams.

Originally Posted by inchibearfan

Quick question, do we actually know what was said to Webb or for all we know Jay could have yelled at him and then said something like get your head in the game and shoulder bumped him? Do we know it was an actual lack of leadership or are some assuming things without knowing?

From what i have read it has all be speculation on what was said but the facial feature of both Culter who look extremely displeased and Webb who smiled as if to brush off what ever cutler said to him, was a clear indication that what ever was said was negative. At lest the way i see it anyway