Reports Of Da Bears Demise Pre-Mature?

[Zool]

I would be greatly surprised - no, shocked - if Tommie Harris returns to pre-injury form. His greatest asset was the quick first step, and a hamstring injury of that magnitude simply does not evaporate without the player losing a significant amount of 'suddeness'.
Thomas Jones was a very important part of the locker room leadership of that team. In addition, he was a gutsy type - and the Bears players loved that. Cedric Benson is roundly disliked by his own team, plus his Super Bowl little girl act did not sit well with teammates. Jones' absence, combined with Benson's less than stellar performance, represents another downward trend for the Bears.
Experience is great - but Reuben Brown's continuing decline is cause for concern - and he's now ANOTHER year older. Fred Miller also continiues to noticeably slow - and Aaron Kampman surely must be licking his chops over the prospect of multi-sack games.
The Bears have some very glaring problems, despite the glowing media powderpuff pieces about their offense.

Actually his hamstring snapped from the bone which translates his repair into a quicker first step(Physicians words not mine). Bensons teamates never said anything about him ot going back in. That was the media hype. The coaches would not allow him to go back in when he wanted to. You guys keep talking about the Bears O-line just cuz the media mentioned they are getting older...lol. They still performed very good last year and when did you notice Reuben Browns decline? did you see those holes he opened up for the RB's last year "consistently? They have glaring weaknesses huh? Please point them out so I can laugh later.

I dunno about plural, but QB is to be one. Also you actually have to play in the league for 16+ years to have a shot at a record. How is Tomczak? I saw McNown bagging groceries the other day with Harbaugh at the register.

Where is Hutchinson nowadays. I figured he would be getting the carts in the parking lot.

[retailguy]

Who leads the NFl in INT's?

George Blanda

[The Shadow]

[quote="Dabaddestbear"]

I would be greatly surprised - no, shocked - if Tommie Harris returns to pre-injury form. His greatest asset was the quick first step, and a hamstring injury of that magnitude simply does not evaporate without the player losing a significant amount of 'suddeness'.
Thomas Jones was a very important part of the locker room leadership of that team. In addition, he was a gutsy type - and the Bears players loved that. Cedric Benson is roundly disliked by his own team, plus his Super Bowl little girl act did not sit well with teammates. Jones' absence, combined with Benson's less than stellar performance, represents another downward trend for the Bears.
Experience is great - but Reuben Brown's continuing decline is cause for concern - and he's now ANOTHER year older. Fred Miller also continiues to noticeably slow - and Aaron Kampman surely must be licking his chops over the prospect of multi-sack games.
The Bears have some very glaring problems, despite the glowing media powderpuff pieces about their offense.

Actually his hamstring snapped from the bone which translates his repair into a quicker first step(Physicians words not mine). Bensons teamates never said anything about him ot going back in. That was the media hype. The coaches would not allow him to go back in when he wanted to. You guys keep talking about the Bears O-line just cuz the media mentioned they are getting older...lol. They still performed very good last year and when did you notice Reuben Browns decline? did you see those holes he opened up for the RB's last year "consistently? They have glaring weaknesses huh? Please point them out so I can laugh later.[/quote]

Hmmm. Did I mention your quarterback?

[cpk1994]

I would be greatly surprised - no, shocked - if Tommie Harris returns to pre-injury form. His greatest asset was the quick first step, and a hamstring injury of that magnitude simply does not evaporate without the player losing a significant amount of 'suddeness'.
Thomas Jones was a very important part of the locker room leadership of that team. In addition, he was a gutsy type - and the Bears players loved that. Cedric Benson is roundly disliked by his own team, plus his Super Bowl little girl act did not sit well with teammates. Jones' absence, combined with Benson's less than stellar performance, represents another downward trend for the Bears.
Experience is great - but Reuben Brown's continuing decline is cause for concern - and he's now ANOTHER year older. Fred Miller also continiues to noticeably slow - and Aaron Kampman surely must be licking his chops over the prospect of multi-sack games.
The Bears have some very glaring problems, despite the glowing media powderpuff pieces about their offense.

Actually his hamstring snapped from the bone which translates his repair into a quicker first step(Physicians words not mine). Bensons teamates never said anything about him ot going back in. That was the media hype. The coaches would not allow him to go back in when he wanted to. You guys keep talking about the Bears O-line just cuz the media mentioned they are getting older...lol. They still performed very good last year and when did you notice Reuben Browns decline? did you see those holes he opened up for the RB's last year "consistently? They have glaring weaknesses huh? Please point them out so I can laugh later.

I dunno about plural, but QB is to be one. Also you actually have to play in the league for 16+ years to have a shot at a record. How is Tomczak? I saw McNown bagging groceries the other day with Harbaugh at the register.

Where is Hutchinson nowadays. I figured he would be getting the carts in the parking lot.

How about:

Henry Burris
Dave Krieg
Erik Kramer
Shane Matthews
Moses Moreno
Peter Tom Willis
Wil Furrer

or any of the 20 quarterbacks who have started for the Bears during Favres games streak God Da Bears have tried everybody but their beer vendors in that time. Their Favre envy continues to grow.

[Zool]

I would be greatly surprised - no, shocked - if Tommie Harris returns to pre-injury form. His greatest asset was the quick first step, and a hamstring injury of that magnitude simply does not evaporate without the player losing a significant amount of 'suddeness'.
Thomas Jones was a very important part of the locker room leadership of that team. In addition, he was a gutsy type - and the Bears players loved that. Cedric Benson is roundly disliked by his own team, plus his Super Bowl little girl act did not sit well with teammates. Jones' absence, combined with Benson's less than stellar performance, represents another downward trend for the Bears.
Experience is great - but Reuben Brown's continuing decline is cause for concern - and he's now ANOTHER year older. Fred Miller also continiues to noticeably slow - and Aaron Kampman surely must be licking his chops over the prospect of multi-sack games.
The Bears have some very glaring problems, despite the glowing media powderpuff pieces about their offense.

Actually his hamstring snapped from the bone which translates his repair into a quicker first step(Physicians words not mine). Bensons teamates never said anything about him ot going back in. That was the media hype. The coaches would not allow him to go back in when he wanted to. You guys keep talking about the Bears O-line just cuz the media mentioned they are getting older...lol. They still performed very good last year and when did you notice Reuben Browns decline? did you see those holes he opened up for the RB's last year "consistently? They have glaring weaknesses huh? Please point them out so I can laugh later.

I dunno about plural, but QB is to be one. Also you actually have to play in the league for 16+ years to have a shot at a record. How is Tomczak? I saw McNown bagging groceries the other day with Harbaugh at the register.

Where is Hutchinson nowadays. I figured he would be getting the carts in the parking lot.

How about:

Henry Burris
Dave Krieg
Erik Kramer
Shane Matthews
Moses Moreno
Peter Tom Willis
Wil Furrer

or any of the 20 quarterbacks who have started for the Bears during Favres games streak God Da Bears have tried everybody but their beer vendors in that time. Their Favre envy continues to grow.

PT Willis was a super stud QB. If Moses cant save a franchise from an embarrasing QB run, no one can.

Erik Kramer couldnt win with Barry Sanders, Herman Moore and Brett Perriman, what made you guys think he could win with Rashaan Salaam, Rickey Proehl and Bobby Engram?

[pack4to84]

http://www.rrstar.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20070805/SPORTS10/108050046/1089/SPORTS

"The defensive side seems to be winning the debate, while losing the battle on the field.

One of the early buzzes as the Chicago Bears entered Week Two of training camp is how the offense seems to have the edge on the defense. Defensive players support the theory; offensive members apparently don’t want to sound like they’re bragging."

Bears Offense is ahead of the Defense. Doesn't look good for your D. When was the last time you heard your D having problems this early in train camp. Your D has always been ahead of your O since early 80's. I am telling you your D will not be as good as last year or year before Defense was.[/code]

[MadtownPacker]

Not that I need to clarify myself, or justify anything to you, but I was asked to , ..... stay away for awhile. It was asked politly and I respected their wish.

When did this happen?? Save that shit, you tucked your tail and went into hibernation after the Superbowl and just recently showed your face. You and badbear both did this so please save the crow eating talking because you guys left your plates full.

[Scott Campbell]

Not that I need to clarify myself, or justify anything to you, but I was asked to , ..... stay away for awhile. It was asked politly and I respected their wish.

When did this happen?? Save that shit, you tucked your tail and went into hibernation after the Superbowl and just recently showed your face. You and badbear both did this so please save the crow eating talking because you guys left your plates full.

He didn't say who asked. Maybe it was his wife? Or maybe it was his grief counselor - Dr. Heimlich?

[BEARMAN]

Lord Farve's rein is over ! This IS his last season, he is old and slow and he is making poor decisions. Who is your back-up, Rogers who ? Keep living in the past, you are in for a long stay at the bottom of the NFCN.
On the other hand Da BEARS are lookin at a bright future, with many winning seasons and another run at the SB ! Stop looking backwards and start looking ahead at your dismal future.

[MJZiggy]

Uhhh...we were SECOND in the NFCN last year and we're a much stronger team now than we were a year ago. And as to the "old" QB that you were coveting much of the offseason, he's still a damn site better than that one you have down there, you know the one quite aptly nicknamed WREX...Bears are sinking fast. Best get used to the idea now...

[Zool]

Best keep Wrex away from cereal and soup.

[woodbuck27]

You Bear fans arn't the least bit concerned about all that ala Lion hype you've been getting from the media?

That could be the kiss of. . .

How's Greg Olsen looking, really?

[cpk1994]

Lord Favre's rein is over ! This IS his last season, he is old and slow and he is making poor decisions. Who is your back-up, Rogers who ? Keep living in the past, you are in for a long stay at the bottom of the NFCN.
On the other hand Da BEARS are lookin at a bright future, with many winning seasons and another run at the SB ! Stop looking backwards and start looking ahead at your dismal future.

You make me laugh. The Your GM would glady take Favre right now over Wrex and Griese. Talk about two steaming piles.

[The Shadow]

Lord Favre's rein is over !

'Rein'? Freudian slip?
Do you mean the 'leash' Favre has had 'over' your pathetic team for years?
Are you merely restating that that dominating 'rein' still demonstrates a noose over the Bears and will continue to condemn them to mediocrity?
We already know that.
By the way, we all hope you greatly enjoyed the Super Bowl.
We sure did!

[Scott Campbell]

'Rein'? Freudian slip?
Do you mean the 'leash' Favre has had 'over' your pathetic team for years?
Are you merely restating that that dominating 'rein' still demonstrates a noose over the Bears and will continue to condemn them to mediocrity?
We already know that.

Wow - that's a great theory. But sadly, he just can't spell.