Wonder who starts more games this season: Shea or White

Im ok with the depth..Sims is better then you guys give him credit for. Many of you didn't think Fuller was worth the money, yet two very respected front offices thought enough of him to offer him a big deal(Saints and Packers) Sims isn't preventing us from signing someone, so what's wrong with hav...

Hiyo Long term lurker here guys. Ran across a very interesting article and wanted to share. I am happy to be seeing the news about Allen Roberson being a bear but can people please not crown RYAN PACE yet? Vick Ashley, Chief Chicago Bears Correspondent and Writer I think it is perfectly reasonable ...

I hate to say it, as a Bears fan it hurts to say..... But I like Farve and Rodgers. Yup... 100%. I went through a period of disliking Favre, when he came back a second time to the Vikings. However, I got over that. I find no logical reason to dislike the guy. If I am being completely honest, in my ...

You’re not wrong. Personally I gravitate to Flip because I get the vibe he’s a leader of men, and the reports of players willing to run through a wall for him inspire me. He also seems well spoken, intelligent, and driven. Kreutz talked about the head coach needing to be an unquestioned leader who ...

I hate to say it, as a Bears fan it hurts to say..... But I like Farve and Rodgers. Yup... 100%. I went through a period of disliking Favre, when he came back a second time to the Vikings. However, I got over that. I find no logical reason to dislike the guy. If I am being completely honest, in my ...

Hell no to Crabtree. Him/Meredith would be a terrible 1/2 combo. For his price we could get 2 guys that are equal in talent or one guy far superior. Pass.

Adipost wrote:Of course he enjoyed the battles, he was always beating Urlacher.

This. The best player on a team that couldn't beat him. Big deal.

You’re not wrong. Personally I gravitate to Flip because I get the vibe he’s a leader of men, and the reports of players willing to run through a wall for him inspire me. He also seems well spoken, intelligent, and driven. Kreutz talked about the head coach needing to be an unquestioned leader who ...

I'm not understanding the love for Flip? He's basically been a QB coach for 17 years. Either he is very complacent with his roll or can't handle more responsibilities, red flag #1. His only pro stint as an OC was with the browns, red flag #2. That offense was ranked 21st and it was short lived, one...

Inman is a pro receiver. Can't tell much more about him until we get more weapons around and a better line in front of Trubisky. But the people who think Trubisky is a bust are seriously fucking stupid - like "make people with lobotomies look like members of Mensa" stupid. Much of what's ...

dplank wrote:I don't mean to pile on, but we're not traveling to Carolina either. Home game this week.

Not the best post I've ever seen.

Please educate me as to where I implied it was an away game.

Not the best reply I've ever seen.

YOGABBA wrote:Jim Nantz is an awesome guy to hear a game called by, and I had no idea he was from Charlotte. Cool thread. I hope you do 9 more!

You can count on it buddy

Today let’s travel down south to Charlotte, North Carolina, the home to the Carolina Panthers, who just happen to be the opponent of our beloved Chicago Bears this week. For this week’s opponent, I wanted to do something a bit different. Instead of looking at the city’s history, I want to look at it...

Is this still a thread about refs?

Adrian Peterson is done. Couldn't even help the Saints as a part time RB, no way he'll produce.

lol it figures one of the only guys who produces gets hurt right before Money Mitch steps in. This team is fucking cursed.

I don't see either team doing squat against these defenses. The thing about starting Trubisky is that its unclear what the Bears will do with him in there in a real game, so it will be somewhat difficult for them to gameplan against him. I have to vote against the Bears just because I'm a rebel and...

Lol at Fox's quotes. Sounds like a man trying to save his job. I do like that Glennon seems to be passing the torch respectfully rather than showing animosity.

I think it's fitting, even if the hit was unintentional.

Perhaps they didn't want his first in game experience to be against a HOF division rival QB in a blowout loss? If it were me I would have put Trubisky in halfway through the 1st quarter. It'd be a good time to let him get his first snap jitters out of the way in a game that's already lost. We would...

I predict he's going to do one of two things. Either he's going to announce Mark Sanchez the QB starter or he's going to announce some other change like Kyle Fuller now a CB starter or Amukamara or Cooper. Or Bullard over Unrein. Or something like that. Or perhaps both. I just think in a game where...

I predict he's going to do one of two things. Either he's going to announce Mark Sanchez the QB starter or he's going to announce some other change like Kyle Fuller now a CB starter or Amukamara or Cooper. Or Bullard over Unrein. Or something like that. Or perhaps both. I just think in a game where...

Even if we wanted to trade, we have nothing to offer. I'm not giving up any of our limited draft picks for an end of the bench player.

G08 wrote:I would have kept Barkley... 27 years old, doesn't have a big arm and isn't athletic at all, but he wasn't scared to take shots (I'm of the opinion that can improve with experience). INTs killed him.

Barkley sucks but I'd absolutely take him over Glennon.

I think (as bad as they've been) you can't really judge the WR's until you see how they perform with Trubisky. I do agree with replacing Barth though. Agreed. Trubisky made his $$$ at North Carolina throwing to the 5'8" 181 lbs Ryan Switzer. I'm sure he can get something out of Wheaton/Wright/...

The Packers will manage to eke out a narrow win with considerable help from the officials. Bears 23 Packers 24 You would think that Bears fans would get tired of stating the refs give the Packers the game. You've been wearing that one out for about 20 years. Was it a home town call when they say a ...

DaSuperfan wrote:I was honestly hoping the Bears would have just kept Hoyer. Would have saved some money and he's more competent.

Hoyer's team has less wins than the Bears.

The Packers will manage to eke out a narrow win with considerable help from the officials. Bears 23 Packers 24 You would think that Bears fans would get tired of stating the refs give the Packers the game. You've been wearing that one out for about 20 years. Was it a home town call when they say a ...

UOK wrote:During Fox's press conference today, he basically said Mitch will be named starter. Wouldn't commit to Glennon being the starter is as much as he would say.

It's about damn time. At least if Trubisky sucks this year I can comfort myself with "rookie mistakes" thoughts.