JonJayCutler

I would love to know why Sam Fuld has so many fans. He probably deserves to be on an MLB team, but he should never become a full-time player, ever.

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C'mon Ravens, you're better than this.

Victory and no Cutler interceptions. I'll take it.

While I'm not opposed to Cameron, becoming an even older team than we already are worries me. Thankfully we have a pretty good farm system that is just a couple years away from producing multiple major-leaguers.

Its nice that we're finally going to pick up a win Sunday. I know we're bad, but we're still lightyears ahead of the Rams. Bears 31 Rams 13

Thank God I played Driver in Fantasy this week.

The Lions haven't won a Thanksgiving Day game since 2003. They're due for another, right?

Yeah, Bears suck. The rest of the season for me is about fantasy football and hoping whoever makes the playoffs from the NFC North loses. :banghead:

While I'm not fan of Byrd, I much rather sign him as opposed to trading away prospects for Granderson at a time when our farm looks the best it has in years. I haven't read this whole thread, but I'm sure most feel this way. If we do trade for Granderson, Castro should absolutely be off-limits. I'm open to trading Vitters, Cashner, and Jackson, as long as its not all three of them. Yeah I probably just said everything thats already being said in this thread. Oh well.

I like how he blames the Bears being a running team on their QB struggles. He obviously hasn't watched any Bears football this year.

The Browns are worse than the Bucs. It was a horrific loss, no doubt. But I don't think Tampa's the worst team in the league. They were the last winless team in the league when they beat GB. Thats all I'm trying to say.

Maybe because you don't have a good football team? Neither of us do. I don't get what you're arguing. Did I say the Bears had a good football team? My point is that last weeks loss to the worst team in football shouldn't be forgotten, and it most likely will be after this win. the packers didn't lose to the rams. How are the Rams worse than the Bucs?

Sure, why not? Maybe because you don't have a good football team? Neither of us do. I don't get what you're arguing. Did I say the Bears had a good football team? My point is that last weeks loss to the worst team in football shouldn't be forgotten, and it most likely will be after this win.

Sure, why not? Maybe because you don't have a good football team?

Its going to be funny how many Packers fans forget their loss to the Bucs after this win and decide they have a playoff-caliber team.

Holding call missed by the refs there.

I don't see anyway this GB defense can do this for two halves.

Throw the ball, Dallas.

Lol refs.

Awful trade. Brewers keep getting worse. I don't see any way they finish better than 4th in the NL Central next year.

I assume Granderson is officially this year's Brian Roberts/Jake Peavy. Lets actually complete the trade this time, shall we? I don't know where all this platoon talk is coming from. He can't hit lefties, but his great defense enables him to be an everyday player.

Plus it's so risky (probably too risky) to run in that situation given the clock. It's a bit risky, but he had enough time to scramble throw the ball, have the ball get intercepted, and have the person who intercepted it dance around a bit before his own teammate tackled him and there was STILL 1 second left on the clock after (I believe the refs just let the clock run out because I distinctly remember seeing 0:01 on the clock immediately after the play when the SF players were celebrating). Also, it would have been risky to run but less risky than trying to fit a ball through 2-3 SF defenders. Also, the one of the replays showed Bennett standing there at the goal line facing Cutler with a defender about 2 feet to his left. Now I can't tell if theres a defender to his right as well, but Cutler could have easily thrown the ball to his right and hit Bennett for a TD IMO. I have seen a couple of people bring this up in the press. But the least risky thing he could have and should have done was throw the ball away and take one last shot at a play. He still had plenty of time to do that. People are making it seem like it was the very last play of the game but it wasn't. Wasn't there a timeout left, too? Yeah of course. If we didn't have that timeout, I wouldn't at all have been advocating scrambling to the end zone on that last play. With the time out there was plenty of time to scramble get stopped short and all a time out. Even if he gains 5 yards, there are probably a lot more plays you can try running from the 7 yard line vs. the 12. I'm not sure if there would have been time left or not. Cutler threw the ball from the 16 yard line with 4 seconds remaining. By the time he takes off running, is tackled, and calls a timeout, there either would have been zero or MAYBE one second left on the clock. Would have been very close. Oh well, they lost. Can't do anything except for move onto Week 11.

I saw this too, but it pretty much would have taken a perfect across-the-body throw to a very small target. Unlikely, but it would have had a better chance than where Cutler ended up throwing it.

Well I feel a little better after looking at the replay and concluding that Cutler couldn't have made the endzone by running, after initially thinking he could have last night. This game was a lot like the GB game. Outplayed the opponent but lost because we beat ourselves. I don't think I've ever seen such a lack of discipline on a football team, and that is all on Lovie. Since draft position doesn't really matter for us, we should just be focused on playing better football and getting on a winning streak so we at least have something good going heading into next year. And I sure hope 49ers fans are being honest with themselves after this game despite the win. They don't have a good football team at all.