Thread: Something I really didn't expect. Left side of our oline is solid.

Originally Posted by ZifanQ

So Tice does after all have pixie dust and seems to work fine.
I hope they can keep up the play and improve each week, that'd really help us out.

But imo the best thing is that I've thought and feared our Oline would be much worse than it actually is. I don't think I heard Webb's name mention against Lions so that's really great. I think we might need to buy some tacos for the dude.

If he can keep this up for the season, I'll buy a Webb Nation T-shirt myself

Originally Posted by gramster10

I like what tice is doing with the line so adding to the successful plays can improve their ratio // the rotating of defensive line seems to keep fresh legs why not rotate the running backs a little more like start bush first down then matt then reverse that the next series or some variation of that//the same with the receivers keep them fresh and wear down the defenses

Bush is an excellent compliment to Forte. I wish we'd see more of Bush in the short yardage situations. It's like having more than 1 golf club to use. You don't try to use your putter for a driver. And I really don't understand the 3 straight passes on the goal line - ending up failing, and having to settle for a field goal. Slam Bush in there behind Rachal/Webb. No way they stop that 3 straight times. No way.

Originally Posted by bearsinhouston

I'd like to see more bush too.

99 - we CAN and WILL take you out of context every chance we get...

LOL

I can't win this week no matter what I say here on the messageboard

Not sure where you came up with your numbers but from what I have read Webb has given up one sack in 5 games. If I am right that work be more like he is on track to give up 6 sacks this season. 3 in the first game with GB and 3 for the rest of the season, hell I'll take that any year.

Originally Posted by Dagan81

I want All-Pros on this offensive line. Webb is on pace to give up about 12 sacks this season. Hopefully he'll settle down. But if he doesn't, I hope Emery pulls the trigger and signs someone like a Long, a Clady, or a Bushrod. By next year, that right side of the offensive line will be strong. We just need to make sure that the left side holds up, and if they don't, to make the proper arrangements to find players who will more than adequately replace them.

Originally Posted by JustAnotherBearsFan99

LOL

I can't win this week no matter what I say here on the messageboard

Originally Posted by bearsinhouston
I'd like to see more bush too.

99 - we CAN and WILL take you out of context every chance we get...


Well you know there are a few websites that specialize in that sort of thing but for the most part these days they usually offer more views of the American style trimmed shrubbery than they do those overgrown hedges you often see on those European sites.

Originally Posted by soulman

Originally Posted by bearsinhouston
I'd like to see more bush too.

99 - we CAN and WILL take you out of context every chance we get...


Well you know there are a few websites that specialize in that sort of thing but for the most part these days they usually offer more views of the American style trimmed shrubbery than they do those overgrown hedges you often see on those European sites.

Or the older 70's "landscape".

I wouldn't mind if the Bears added some really nice trimmed bushes to Soldier Field to laid around on there nice new turf. Well maybe that wouldn't work after all knowing RB and WR the way do they would forget to run their route, as they stopped to check out the newly trimmed bushes. Maybe I can get Soulman and Ric to help me trim the bushes during the week so they would be real pretty for Sundays game. How about if guys.

Originally Posted by soulman

Originally Posted by bearsinhouston
I'd like to see more bush too.

99 - we CAN and WILL take you out of context every chance we get...


Well you know there are a few websites that specialize in that sort of thing but for the most part these days they usually offer more views of the American style trimmed shrubbery than they do those overgrown hedges you often see on those European sites.