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Originally Posted by
Jimmors 
Devin Hester wants to retire.
Thats it, throw in the towel. 2-14 here we come.
Cutler all but said he's happy with the decision. You know he's frustrated. Mostly because he cares.
With Hester, maybe he's sad to see him go, because on any other team he'd be a return man only?
For me Hester doesn't need to be a Bear. He claims he lost his passion for football two years ago? Maybe thats why we haven't seen a return.....
Hester better grow the hell up, otherwise no team will want him.
From the guy running the Chicago Bears:
"There aren't any teams that win year-after-year-after-year."-- Ted Phillips
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I still don't get why he lost his passion for the game two years ago when he was playing for the best coach he has ever played for. It's an oxymoron from a moron...
Originally Posted by
Ski-Whiz Cutler all but said he's happy with the decision. You know he's frustrated. Mostly because he cares.
With Hester, maybe he's sad to see him go, because on any other team he'd be a return man only?
For me Hester doesn't need to be a Bear. He claims he lost his passion for football two years ago? Maybe thats why we haven't seen a return.....
Hester better grow the hell up, otherwise no team will want him.
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Originally Posted by
JJ-30 First off I don't see us going 6-10 next year, I don't see major changes in the Defense we have good players yes some are getting old but still have a year or two left in them. The Offense is what was going to get the major change this year anyways, we should make big moves in FA to help the O line and TE and may even pick up a WR. With that, we will stil need to pick up a O linemen in the Draft and use most of the rest of the draft to help the Defense. Lossing Lovie will only make the move to Offense a little easier and give Emery more control over the team.
This is how I see it. We're not the typical rebuilding project. I can't remember a team this good, firing its coach. I'm sure it's happened, but usually it's a team with a losing season, and often multiple losing seasons. We have a top-5 defense (according to NFL.com) and we have Cutler, B.Marsh, Alshon, Forte on offense - we're actually an ideal situation for a top coach to step into.
Trestman - Kromer - Tucker - DeCamillis
I'm looking forward to seeing these guys coach. Hope they're good.
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Originally Posted by
JustAnotherBearsFan99 This is how I see it. We're not the typical rebuilding project. I can't remember a team this good, firing its coach. I'm sure it's happened, but usually it's a team with a losing season, and often multiple losing seasons. We have a top-5 defense (according to NFL.com) and we have Cutler, B.Marsh, Alshon, Forte on offense - we're actually an ideal situation for a top coach to step into.
We could very well be in a major rebuilding phase. IF the Bears go from a 4-3 to a 3-4
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Giving Lovie all the power over the team is one of the reasons he is no longer the HC.
Originally Posted by
Dagan81 JJ, I think this team will finish at about .500 next year and no better. I think you're going to see a drastic decline in how this defense performs this coming season. The only way I see the defense performing well is if Emery signs someone to coach like Bill Cowher. The only way I see Cowher coming to Chicago is if he is given the title of like "Vice President of Football Operations" in order to give him greater say in who is drafted and how the organization is run. Basically, I think signing Cowher will require him being placed in a position of authority that is similar to what Emery enjoys at the present. If I'm George McCaskey, I'd make damn good and sure that whoever is signed, whether it be Cowher, Andy Reid, or someone who has never had a head coaching position before, gets whatever powers they need vested within them so that they can have enough say in the direction this franchise goes.
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