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Most of the media and Bears fans are morons, so I doubt they'll look at it objectively. He had a bad game, he's had several of them and several great games, enough glimpses of great games to merit seeing what he can do with more experience. He played terribly in the Super Bowl after whining about being criticized. Believe this like you believe in life itself: Rex is about to be crucified to all hell. Hell would seem pleasant compared to what's coming.

Oh, they'll crucify him and run him out of town. I don't think Rex is the answer, but he doesn't deserve what's coming. It's going to be really ugly, Bartman-esque.

I got a good chuckle at the Robert Goulet commercial though.

Yeah, clearly the biggest problems for the Bears are QB and secondary, though they have dealt with Harrison and Wayne well tonight.

The least of the Bears' problems is missed holding calls.

Ron Turner. Rex Grossman. Co-MVPs

Addai He should be, but I can see them going with Manning to make it a good story.

Ron Turner.

Griese isn't any better. He can't possibly be worse than Grossman. Rex doesn't do anything well. Griese is worse. They're both bad. I draft or trade for a QB in the offseason. I'd draft more of a project one, they have too many holes to use picks on something in the 1st. How far down do you think Drew Stanton will fall? 2nd-early 3rd... Of course with Stanton, you'll get the weaknesses that you see now with Grossman. (Inconsistent and doesn't do well enough under pressure). True enough. I'm just sick of the mediocre-QB-go-round in Chicago, and Rex isn't going to be the end of it. But if I am in charge, the first person to go is Ron Turner.

By far. in recent memory, only the Chiefs play calling in the Colts game this postseason comes close.

Griese isn't any better. He can't possibly be worse than Grossman. Rex doesn't do anything well. Griese is worse. They're both bad. I draft or trade for a QB in the offseason. I'd draft more of a project one, they have too many holes to use picks on something in the 1st. How far down do you think Drew Stanton will fall?

Griese isn't any better. He can't possibly be worse than Grossman. Rex doesn't do anything well. Rex still has room to improve and get better though because he's young. Griese won't improve anymore. Remember that Rex is in just his first year as a starter. Rex has shown the ability to be a good QB this year and it's not like he only had one or two good games. His big thing will be learning to be more consistent out there. He had some decent games in the second half, but it sure seemed like defense just learned how to defense him. Almost all of his really good games were in the first half of the season.

The pass rush hasn't been there since Harris went down.

Griese isn't any better. He can't possibly be worse than Grossman. Rex doesn't do anything well. Griese is worse. They're both bad. I draft or trade for a QB in the offseason.

Mediocre might've done it. Same with below average. And the media will talk like the Colts were so superior. Down only 5, with the Bears playing awful and turning the ball over. The only people overmatched in Miami tonight are Rivera and Turner. Are you kidding me? The Colts have been dominant today. The Colts should be up by 2 touchdowns right now. They have a 2:1 advantage in TOP and a 3:1 advantage in total yards. The Bears are lucky to be within sniffing distance right now. The Bears could have been up 14 or more at the half had they gotten a few more first downs. The Colts have not been so dominant simply on their own merit. Game over now. They haven't moved the ball the whole game. The Bears offense this game has been the kickoff return by Hester and the 52 yard run by Jones. That's it. They've been horrendous for basically the whole game - well the short amount of time they've actually been on the field. Indy had about 250 yards of offense in the first half. Vinatieri has missed a FG and has made 3 inside of 30 yards. If the Colts finish a couple of those drives off, the game would have been over a while ago. This isn't a case of the Bears losing the game rather the Colts winning it. The play calling by the Bears has been awful. It's not like the Colts have been pushing them around. The Bears offense has been awful, but in large part due to the ultra-conservative play calling. No play action, then when they start moving the ball, Turner calls a pass on 2nd and one. The only reason the Colts started moving the ball is because the Bears defense was so tired. The defense was really good for most of the first half. And the two picks? Awful throws, not athletic picks. Indy has been the better team tonight, but not because they are more talented. On another note, Grossman is done in Chicago, for right or wrong. The fans will be merciless on him next season. The criticism? It's only begun.

Mediocre might've done it. Same with below average. And the media will talk like the Colts were so superior. Down only 5, with the Bears playing awful and turning the ball over. The only people overmatched in Miami tonight are Rivera and Turner. Are you kidding me? The Colts have been dominant today. The Colts should be up by 2 touchdowns right now. They have a 2:1 advantage in TOP and a 3:1 advantage in total yards. The Bears are lucky to be within sniffing distance right now. The Bears could have been up 14 or more at the half had they gotten a few more first downs. The Colts have not been so dominant simply on their own merit. Game over now.

Mediocre might've done it. Same with below average. Well, we would have needed to establish the run game and I haven't seen anything close to it. If the Bears would have gone play action a few times on the first couple series, it would have really opened everything up. Turner's play calling has been totally negligent. As bad as the Bears have played, they're down only 5 with the ball. Think about that. It makes me sick. I could be beginning my victory celebration right now.

Mediocre might've done it. Same with below average. And the media will talk like the Colts were so superior. Down only 5, with the Bears playing awful and turning the ball over. The only people overmatched in Miami tonight are Rivera and Turner.

The sad thing is this game was so winnable for the Bears. It can still be won, but we could have control of this game.

DAMMIT DAMMIT DAMMIT

Yup.

Why do it now? Not doing it has gotten the Bears this far. The Bears have woefully underutilized the play action pass tonight. Woefully.

This may be emotional hyperbole, but Turner's play calling tonight is a fireable offense. Rex's fumbles have hurt, but the godawful play calling has been the enemy tonight.

The Bears can right the ship if the offense goes down the field, scores, and gives the defense a rest.

Regardless, if the offense doesn't score 6 on the next possession, this game is over.