The Bears needed to keep running the ball, they averaged 6.2 yards per rush in the 1st half. It was working and the pass wasn't.Quote:
Originally Posted by JustAnotherBearsFan99
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The Bears needed to keep running the ball, they averaged 6.2 yards per rush in the 1st half. It was working and the pass wasn't.Quote:
Originally Posted by JustAnotherBearsFan99
Well the packers are not looking too good this year yet Jay is playing good enough to be 4-1.
What does that tell you until the pass started working?Quote:
Originally Posted by Riczaj01
Balanced OFFENSE.
Dead on Jackie, we actually needed to run MORE in the 1/2 half b/c they couldn't stop it. Bears averaged 6.2 ypr in the first half, should have just stuffed it down their throats until they commited to stopping the run, then started passing over them.
Run the ball to setup the pass or pass the ball to setup the run?Quote:
Originally Posted by Riczaj01
We'll never know. :drinking61:
In all fairness, those CBs of Jax were mugging the ******* out of the WRs in the first half. They were all over them (legally), and there really wasn't too much recourse. They sniffed out the screen passes and everything.
You know what? I think that it was stand ins that played on the offense doing first half, while the real offense was hanging around in a pool in the looker room. Doing the half time they changed. Defense with Urlacher was just naaah we can handle the heat.
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Originally Posted by ZifanQ
Urlacher?
Yea you know Brian Urlacher don't you? You know the guy that everyone used to high five, but know he high fives them which I suppose is a good thing.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Benjamin
I know who he is, but he has been rather invisible all year. I was wondering why he was the defensive player you chose to highlight.Quote:
Originally Posted by ZifanQ