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Re: Week 5- Saints @ Bears 

Post#181 » by CBS7 » Sun Oct 6, 2013 8:40 pm

I guess his 385 total yards, and his 2TDs are pointless since he couldn't get us a 80 yard TD on the final play..

He had a good game. Its easy to look around the league and marvel at some of the young talent at QB, but I'm wondering if you guys remember what we're used to...
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Re: Week 5- Saints @ Bears 

Post#182 » by BIGGIEsmalls 23 » Sun Oct 6, 2013 8:43 pm

CBS7 wrote:I guess his 385 total yards, and his 2TDs are pointless since he couldn't get us a 80 yard TD on the final play..

He had a good game. Its easy to look around the league and marvel at some of the young talent at QB, but I'm wondering if you guys remember what we're used to...

The crazy part is that Cutler's stats would be very relevant to some people if he threw 4 INTs
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Re: Week 5- Saints @ Bears 

Post#183 » by The 6ft Hurdle » Sun Oct 6, 2013 10:24 pm

patryk7754 wrote:Im not too concerned. I expected a loss. In both losses we were able to make it interesting to the very end. We're going to dominate both the skins and giants. We'll go into the bye with lead or tie with it,

This is getting really sad. "Make it interesting" is what teams who are trying to break through and get a winning record do. I am feeling just like I did during much of Lovie's tenure, but this seems even worse because we were good with the same personnel, but now with all this new coaching we don't really know anymore with each passing week. All that offensive masterminding produced a total of 18 points today, at home.
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Re: Week 5- Saints @ Bears 

Post#184 » by CBS7 » Sun Oct 6, 2013 11:08 pm

The 6ft Hurdle wrote: All that offensive masterminding produced a total of 18 points today, at home.


That's what handing over our first 2 drives, failing to convert a first and goal, and having a WR drop an easy 4th down conversion catch, and losing the TOP battle by 8 minutes does.
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Re: Week 5- Saints @ Bears 

Post#185 » by Chi town » Sun Oct 6, 2013 11:42 pm

1. We beat ourselves

2. Alston has arrived as a legit 1b and Marshall will be more open moving fwd

3. If we don't get a pass rush going we won't be in the playoffs. We may need to cut Peppers, spend big on a DE and draft the best DT available.
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Re: Week 5- Saints @ Bears 

Post#186 » by CBS7 » Mon Oct 7, 2013 12:06 am

Jeffery has 15 catches for 325 yards for an average of 21.8 yards per catch in the past 2 games, to go with 2 TDs as well as a 27 yard end around rush.
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Re: Week 5- Saints @ Bears 

Post#187 » by MalcolmXing » Mon Oct 7, 2013 1:18 am

Someone put the B Marsh article up
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Re: Week 5- Saints @ Bears 

Post#188 » by BIGGIEsmalls 23 » Mon Oct 7, 2013 2:11 am

MalcolmXing wrote:Someone put the B Marsh article up

Here ya go:

http://espn.go.com/chicago/nfl/story/_/ ... -wants-win

I read it in it's entirety, but I didn't see anything controversial.
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Re: Week 5- Saints @ Bears 

Post#189 » by MalcolmXing » Mon Oct 7, 2013 2:39 am

BIGGIEsmalls 23 wrote:
MalcolmXing wrote:Someone put the B Marsh article up

Here ya go:

http://espn.go.com/chicago/nfl/story/_/ ... -wants-win

I read it in it's entirety, but I didn't see anything controversial.


Yeah it's not a biggie, I think things will turn upwards.
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Re: Week 5- Saints @ Bears 

Post#190 » by bearadonisdna » Mon Oct 7, 2013 3:07 am

Its hard to find a goat but if i had to choose one it would be the offensive line. Outside of that the defense has seemed uncapable every week. Even the wins we got it was in spite of the D. Its already time if we have shown we arent a good d at least start developing ur younger players. Or we giving DJwilliams the farewell tour urlacher never got.
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Re: Week 5- Saints @ Bears 

Post#191 » by bearadonisdna » Mon Oct 7, 2013 3:14 am

Lol Cutler with a 100+ passer rating , he cant be blamed for the loss.

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http://www.nfl.com/gamecenter/201310060 ... e=boxscore

Bears d allow 82% completion percentage to Drew Brees. Thats on top of 65% completions the d was allowing before the game. That equates to a 69% completion percentage allowed. Only team worse is the oakland raiders at 72%.
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Post#192 » by BullHeaded » Mon Oct 7, 2013 5:16 am

I think we just lost to a better team. The defense and special teams aren't elite anymore but the offense has progressed from terrible to good.

I'm going to be patient with this team and see what it looks like by game 10 and then by game 15. I just want to see a team that is significantly better by the end of the season than it is now. That's all. Defense, special teams and second/third quarter offense... hello... I'm looking at you.
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Re: Week 5- Saints @ Bears 

Post#193 » by fleet » Mon Oct 7, 2013 6:38 am

Brandon needs to stop getting in front of the cameras so much and keep it to one word responses. He actually speaks thoughts outloud that he was supposed to keep inside his head. Most anybody else would look around the room and say.."Did I just say that out loud?"

I don't think he actually meant it exactly like the way its gonna get spun around the Chicago media. It was more a sense of frustration about his own performance level I bet. But still......
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Re: Week 5- Saints @ Bears 

Post#194 » by RedBulls23 » Mon Oct 7, 2013 3:52 pm

I feel like the Bears are still too conservative on offense and only try scoring when they absolutely need to. They rarely try and push the ball down the field. And I wonder if that's because they still don't have the trust in the oline with Long and Mills on the right side.

Why else would they still not bust open the play book get really get the offense rolling?
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Post#195 » by patryk7754 » Mon Oct 7, 2013 5:17 pm

Red-Bulls83 wrote:I feel like the Bears are still too conservative on offense and only try scoring when they absolutely need to. They rarely try and push the ball down the field. And I wonder if that's because they still don't have the trust in the oline with Long and Mills on the right side.

Why else would they still not bust open the play book get really get the offense rolling?

I feel that they are to conservative as well. I fee that in the first three quarters the bears has dumbed down the offense under both Lovie and now Trestman. Then when the bears have no choice but to open up the offense Cutler excels. I think the Bears need to start off by playing like they're down by 14. The problem is, the coaches don't trust Cutler enough to use a more attacking offense over a "don't mess up" offense.
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Re: Week 5- Saints @ Bears 

Post#196 » by fleet » Mon Oct 7, 2013 5:22 pm

Red-Bulls83 wrote:I feel like the Bears are still too conservative on offense and only try scoring when they absolutely need to. They rarely try and push the ball down the field. And I wonder if that's because they still don't have the trust in the oline with Long and Mills on the right side.

Why else would they still not bust open the play book get really get the offense rolling?

probably that would have everything to do with the O-line line, if they were indeed fairly conservative. It takes a couple years for a line to come together too, so they don't want to expose Cutler too too much. I don't anticipate the Bears passing 50 times in a game very much if ever. Also, they don't feature speed.
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Re: Week 5- Saints @ Bears 

Post#197 » by RedBulls23 » Mon Oct 7, 2013 5:29 pm

patryk7754 wrote:I feel that they are to conservative as well. I fee that in the first three quarters the bears has dumbed down the offense under both Lovie and now Trestman. Then when the bears have no choice but to open up the offense Cutler excels. I think the Bears need to start off by playing like they're down by 14. The problem is, the coaches don't trust Cutler enough to use a more attacking offense over a "don't mess up" offense.

They do attack, but only when they absolutely need to. But by that point it becomes where ZERO errors can happen. So by then every play becomes a do or die situation.
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Re: Week 5- Saints @ Bears 

Post#198 » by RedBulls23 » Mon Oct 7, 2013 5:33 pm

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Red-Bulls83 wrote:I feel like the Bears are still too conservative on offense and only try scoring when they absolutely need to. They rarely try and push the ball down the field. And I wonder if that's because they still don't have the trust in the oline with Long and Mills on the right side.

Why else would they still not bust open the play book get really get the offense rolling?

probably that would have everything to do with the O-line line, if they were indeed fairly conservative. It takes a couple years for a line to come together too, so they don't want to expose Cutler too too much. I don't anticipate the Bears passing 50 times in a game very much if ever. Also, they don't feature speed.

Not looking for them to pass the ball 50 times.

However, I would like them to have the mentality they have in late game come back situations which is a bit more aggressive in moving the ball down the field.
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Re: Week 5- Saints @ Bears 

Post#199 » by patryk7754 » Mon Oct 7, 2013 6:04 pm

Red-Bulls83 wrote:
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Red-Bulls83 wrote:I feel like the Bears are still too conservative on offense and only try scoring when they absolutely need to. They rarely try and push the ball down the field. And I wonder if that's because they still don't have the trust in the oline with Long and Mills on the right side.

Why else would they still not bust open the play book get really get the offense rolling?

probably that would have everything to do with the O-line line, if they were indeed fairly conservative. It takes a couple years for a line to come together too, so they don't want to expose Cutler too too much. I don't anticipate the Bears passing 50 times in a game very much if ever. Also, they don't feature speed.

Not looking for them to pass the ball 50 times.

However, I would like them to have the mentality they have in late game come back situations which is a bit more aggressive in moving the ball down the field.

Definitely shouldn't be throwing the ball 50 times.i like the amount of throws I just think the plays should be more aggressive to get cutler going earlier.
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Re: Week 5- Saints @ Bears 

Post#200 » by bearadonisdna » Mon Oct 7, 2013 11:37 pm

Fact of the matter is our safeties arent that good. They were deemed servicable with a good bears front 7. Without that we are that worse of a defense, while still servicable to a point they are more exploitable.

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