Soul
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Yeah, I don't have much problem with this. It's a single shot, 10 million look to see if a guy who has produced can get some of that back. If not, he's gone quickly. Sure I'd rather have Dunn but it didn't happen. -
To me, Pat is so damn good it's scary. There's no one else I would rather listen to call a game.
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Big Ben's QB thug-o-meter is permapegged.
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A year of reflection confirms that indeed, life without Tebow just isn't as much fun.
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LOL Whoops. And once you post something, you can't unpost it. Too late.
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It's pretty much the storyline that most are going with. The Tribune called the penalty the turning point of the game. Humor sites like deadspin and KSK are casually referring to the refs screwing over the Lions again. I think the penalty was pretty much a must call as it happened in real time. If you have the benefit of replay you can decide not to. But you can't do what he did and expect not to get called. Maybe it's because some of these same writers keep picking the Lions to surprise year after year and it never happens
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Decent chance the Vikes take the Giants, and Cowboys over the Eagles.
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Yes please. Although I want the threat of the Vikings moving to LA to remain so that we can get a new stadium. This would be so anti-climactic.
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Hope that was some goooooood [expletive].
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The memories rock. The hangover isn't so hot.
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Until somebody else gets hurt. Mr. Sunshine over here!
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Everywhere the guy goes he's worshipped like a god, so it isn't very surprising that he has brass ones.
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Snow won't help us. The Pats are fine with it. The Pats do well with a short range passing attack, which happens to be something we struggle to stop. They exposed the Jets last night, I think they'll expose us next week. I'm happy with what our Bears have accomplished so far, but hold no illusions that this team is a cream-of-the-crop powerhouse. Maybe we can make it a close game by playing the bend-but-don't-break game. But I definitely think this is a loss, and I'm OK with that. Both the upcoming Jets and Vikings games are winnable for us, and that should be good enough.
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Throwing up prayers to Edwards doesnt work as well against teams that play actual football.
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Ok Bears, see all that stuff the Jets are doing? Don't do that stuff. Try other stuff instead.
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Lol ssr
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Statistically I believe it's actually better for us if the Pats are coming off a win. But yeah, I don't really think we'll match up with them.
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Much-ballyhooed Jets defense looks like a giant turd right now.
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Sleepwalking through the early game has worked for the Jets against crappy teams. Now let's see what happens against a non-crappy team.
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He was probably running out of talented players to chase off. He apparently uncannily learned only the bad parts of Belichek
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The Packers are the best team in the NFL now.
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Yeah, that was a bad hire pretty much right from the beginning. Did anyone have any idea he would act like this (driving out Cutler, Marshall, spygate Broncos style, and drafting Tebow) beforehand? My guess (and it's only a guess) is that they viewed him as an aggressive personality, and hoped that would translate into solid leadership. Since he hadn't been a head coach previously and was young, obviously they were taking a risk. Sometimes it pays off, and sometimes it doesn't. This time, it definitely didn't and it was evident there was trouble very shortly after the hire took place.
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Yeah, that was a bad hire pretty much right from the beginning.
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I think .6 ypc is fairly significant in terms of the success of those runs. From last year to this one...fine. But in terms of his career best, it's .2ypc. And there's still 4 games left, against some strong football teams. My point is only that it's not like Cutler morphed from a stand still QB into a mobile one. If anything, the first half of this year, where he was more stationary, was the outlier. I think that's fair. My perception is that he's doing a better job with it now. I wasn't really attempting to justify it with hard stats, just that when he's taking off it seems to hurt the opposing defense and I'm really liking it. And I hope he keeps doing it.
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Mandatory.
