Studs & Duds in Chicago

[OldSchool101]

This is getting Offensive! Talk about sticking it to him !

 

[Firethorn1001]

I don't remember them using Kraft at all.

Wasn't on Kraft. Obviously on the interception he was open and overthrown. On the long pass to Watson down to the 7, IMHO Kraft was the better option since I believe he was wide open around the 37. My guess is a completion to him gets it to around the 25. Those were the 2 that stuck out. Love just seemed to be looking way more down field rather than shorter for Kraft it seems.

 

[Pokerbrat2000]

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[Calebs Revenge]

Imagine if Da Bears had done the smart thing! Instead of running the clock down, they ran a few more plays and got closer! Had they done that, the kick would have been good, despite the excellent block!

nahhh...Bears gotta be Da Bears.

Cry harder, you're starting to sound like a Viking fan.

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not sour grapes. It's been established that LVN admitted to pushing/lifting the guy that blocked it. It's illegal.
My coach couldn't successfully h.ump a football with a handful of via.gra and a pocket full of rubbers.
His coaching deficiencies have nothing to do with winning on an illegal play.

 

[Calebs Revenge]

Zero leverage was applied.
Total fabricated Story

NOW I know what’s wrong with the Bears organization. They play Victim mentality and blame everyone and anything other than themselves for their Woes. It’s a pretty pathetic low point for the Chicago Bears.

What’s worse is their schedule. The Chicago Bears got through the easy part. They are about to get brutalized.

8-2 Vikings
9-1 Lions
5-5 49ers at SF
8-2 Vikings
9-1 Lions
5-5 Seahawks
7-3 Packers at Lambeau

Good luck with that!

Oh no a top 5 pick AND Ben Johnson. Cool

 

[rmontro]

Gee, outside that one pick I thought he played pretty well.

You have a point. Even with the pick, he finished with a passer rating of 113 (Williams had a 95). Interestingly, Williams had a better QBR (83.3 to 80.7), with his 70 yards rushing. I don't usually pay attention to that stat though, being an ESPN invention. But it seemed like the Packers couldn't stay on the field too long (their TOP of only 23:39). They couldn't convert their 3rd downs like the Bears were (1-5 compared to 9-16. Plus GB was 0 for 1 on 4th downs).

Anyway, this season I've gone from being concerned about Love (I feel better now that he's healthy) to being concerned that our defense has taken a huge step backwards.