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  1. lol he doubled down on it also, what a horsefeathers
  2. I was so focused on the QB at that time, I forgot about them. They were fun too That foursome went 1-3 vs the Packers 2017 team is irrelevant bc it was awful. The 2018 team should've been 2-0 against them but they choked and least some of that was on the defense so whatever. Rodgers hopped up on pain killers made one of the best throws I've ever seen but they never should've been in that position.
  3. We get eaten alive by GB when we have a strong secondary too. Let's be the team that the rest of the division needs a strong secondary against for once Lol wut The last time we had a decent secondary it was lead by Peanut Tillman, before that Mike Brown. We get eaten alive against GB a lot because our secondary is usually...not great Eddie Jackson, Kyle Fuller, Adrian Amos, and Prince Amukamara would like words.
  4. sign this guy, please. (turner or bogaerts work, too, but this was great)
  5. this was fantastic
  6. if you're only gonna watch one of these, go with the youtube clip on the bottom.
  7. in that baldy video, possibly my favorite part was when he slid over within the pocket in response to the pressure (rather than actually bailing running)
  8. yeah that's kinda my read on this situation he has openly admitted that he feels like he has to defer when he's in the lineup with the #1 unit.
  9. One of those things was supposed to stand for smart right? smart situationally so maybe it was the wrong time to be smart
  10. Dilfer doing his weekly Fields analysis on Parkins and Spiegel was very positive on Fields yesterday and basically negative everywhere else. Mentioned that no QB can handle that type of pressure coming from the middle of the line. I'll post when they put it up. I can't believe Whitehair got hurt just as it seemed Patrick was getting close to taking over at C. We're never gonna get away from horsefeathering clown ass Mustipher. It's hard to be worse than that guy was yesterday.
  11. The only reason I knew that was because he played in the two Cubs/Marlins games I went to. It will not surprise you to learn he was completely hopeless at the plate each time he batted. against the cubs? that does surprise me
  12. i generally agree with the sentiment but this thread basically exists because the white sox pulled a 75 year old guy who hadn't managed in 10 years and just had a DUI arrest out of mothballs and tasked him with managing their team just as its window was opening (and renteriad renteria again). it was absolutely bonkers at the time and i still have a hard time believing it actually happened. it's possibly the most reinsdorf thing that ever reinsdorfed.
  13. i've said it before but i have never in my life managed to do anything as consistently as navin gets these threads up every day
  14. I'd take both the most recent throwbacks (the old navy with orange numbers and the newer white ones) over the standard ones, not that they aren't nice.
  15. who said them being throwbacks mattered they are just dope as hell
  16. this might be your worst take ever
  17. yeah, this is all indisputably true
  18. No Jaylon is not great, bob
  19. I was (wrongly) very disappointed by the Lovie hire, mainly because it wasn't an offensive guy (sound familiar?). The meatbally nonsense about beating Green Bay being the first goal in his introductory presser didn't make me feel any better. Looking back, I think most misinterpreted what he meant by that but whatever. I was pretty quickly proven wrong and I hope we can say the same for Eberflus.
  20. It's an example of a pitiful, pathetically bad GM, was Pace the worst GM in Bears' history? Not even close (even if you're being pedantic about the GM title)
  21. Sidenote: that was the same year ed lynch decided not to trade todd noel and jon garland for mike piazza (something like that, maybe pat cline was in there too) and then 2 months later traded them for felix heredia and matt karchner and don't forget the rick mirer trade right before that 98 debacle everyone had stupid FO's back then but ours were HOF stupid The Rick Mirer trade was easily one of the most head scratching moves I've ever seen in sports history. I only vaguely remember the trade when it happened but looking back on his numbers before the trade and I cant even begin to make a coherent argument in favor of even considering that trade. it could be, without hindsight (and without looking anything up) the dumbest trade in nfl history. traded #11 overall for a guy who was basically ryan leaf or jamarcus russell after 4 years of proving they sucked ass. that's only a slight exaggeration because those guys weren't allowed to play 4 years.
  22. I think Cade McNown and Curtis Enis being taken in back to back drafts was the low point of the 90s. Passing on Randy Moss because he overslept for an interview and taking an unhinged RB instead. Sidenote: that was the same year ed lynch decided not to trade todd noel and jon garland for mike piazza (something like that, maybe pat cline was in there too) and then 2 months later traded them for felix heredia and matt karchner and don't forget the rick mirer trade right before that 98 debacle everyone had stupid FO's back then but ours were HOF stupid
  23. I think Cade McNown and Curtis Enis being taken in back to back drafts was the low point of the 90s. Passing on Randy Moss because he overslept for an interview and taking an unhinged RB instead.
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