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Game 1: Packers at Bears

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Re: Game 1: Packers at Bears 

Post#241 » by El Duderino » Mon Sep 14, 2015 8:34 pm

Kerb Hohl wrote:I'm normally a bit more understanding of McCarthy's "go for it/don't" or "be agressive/don't" decisions, but there was no excuse for not just taking a couple of knees and kicking the FG at the end. Instead, you give it back to the Bears with a 1% Seahawks-esque chance to make the comeback instead of giving them 30 seconds to overcome an 11 point deficit.


I thought the same thing. A FG makes it a two score game and taking a knee three times basically would drain the clock.

That doesn't excuse the defense allowing Cutler to just walk right down the field in a minute. The rolling non-tackle by HaHa on the Bears TD was pathetic, but MM should have taken a knee three times.
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Re: Game 1: Packers at Bears 

Post#242 » by WeekapaugGroove » Mon Sep 14, 2015 8:47 pm

Wins a win. Defense sucks at tackling. I figured Chicago would come out strong being the home opener with a new coach and all. Not too panicked about anything I saw.

I don't watch the all 22 so maybe he does some good things I don't see but from what I do see Sean Richardson is really bad and shouldn't be playing at all on d.
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