To anyone suggesting it is in anyway a good idea to have brought in Griese on Monday: 1) Is Rex Grossman this team's franchise QB? The Bears would argue that he is, he was drafted in the first round, they stuck by him through injuries, Lovie stuck by him through a rough preseason, and he is in their plans to be QB for the forseeable future. 2) Because point 1 is correct, you NEVER EVER EVER EVER bench him when you have 5-0 record. EVERY QB from Peyton, to Eli, to Troy, to Carson, to McNabb, to Steve Young had mediocre to bad "aggregate 16 game seasons". Rex is in his 12th game. He hasn't had alot of big games or pressure games. You need to let him struggle, fall flat on himself, even, gasp, lose some games so that he can grow and develop into the QB that he has clearly shown the potential and capability of being. Bringing in a backup not only would shatter Rex's confidence (causing him to ALWAYS be looking over his shoulder at the first sign of bad play), but it would rattle through the offense. This is professional football. You need to have a strategy and long term vision as well as trying to win the game. 3) Rex will lose us some games. Better now, than in the playoffs. How else is he gonna learn not to try and force the ball every throw? How else is he gonna learn to pick up blitz reads? How else is he gonna learn to take what every defense is going to throw at him? He struggles you pull him? That's just ridiculous. 4) I'm sure glad Lovie is this teams coach. Knee jerk reactions during bad games when you have a developing QB are the worst thing possible.