What kind of f*cking idiot would bet against a Bear?
What the hell are you doing on a football thread, Bear?
No music or sex here. Move along.
gustavratzenhofer wrote:Yes, wandeljw, but a victory such as that should have left a bitter taste in your mouth if you have any knowledge of the game and if you have hopes for playoff success.
I was not impressed by the Bears yesterday and can not see them advancing in the playoffs.
Too many weaknesses were exposed for the rest of the world to see.
Maybe next year.
I am sorry, gus. There is not a single sentence in your post that has any truth to it.
Ratzenhofer wrote:Maybe next year.
You want more truth than that? You want the truth, waneljw?
YOU CAN'T HANDLE THE TRUTH!!
I don't see Rex Grossman, and the Chicago's offensive coordinators for that matter, changing the way he plays in a way that will turn Chicago's passing game around. He continually tries to go for the big play, throwing out 20+ yard bombs, trying to force a play that just isn't there.
I've noticed that he really doesn't go for short yardage passes, and that may be due to his short stature. He's only 6'1, so he probably has trouble seeing over his offensive line.
I look for the Bears to be schooled by the Cowboys in the playoffs.
I hate to say that since I hate the Cowboys with a white-hot intensity and have never had a problem with the Bears, but, when you look at both teams, the Cowboys are vastly superior to the Bears.
Actually, quite a few teams are vastly superior to the Bears.
One game, for the Bears, in the playoffs, and.....out!
End of story.
Sorry, wandeljw.
