Comments on: Bears Embarrass Themselves in 17-14 Loss

By: Perno

Perno — Mon, 25 Oct 2010 13:24:05 +0000

Cutler’s gaffes reminded me of Rex Grossman…just some boneheaded plays out there. I don’t know what else to say.

By: sven

sven — Mon, 25 Oct 2010 06:10:35 +0000

This team’s offense is still in preseason. Terrible officiating nullified two touchdowns; bad luck. How come Lovie doesn’t challenge the fumble at the goal line after challenging the spot on Bennett’s catch??? that’s totally incoherent!
Very good defense though, and the offense was moving the ball effectively behind that O-line before Cutler came into a good old interception-throwing spree.

By: GABRIEL

GABRIEL — Mon, 25 Oct 2010 03:27:02 +0000

I SAID IT IT REMIND ME 1995 BEAES WE GOIING 2 COLIPESE. BEARS WHO HAPPY ABOUT JAY CUTLER U ARE MORON IF U WERE UNSIED UR A DIE HARD BEARS FAN. THE WORST TRADE BEARS WAS TRADING KLYE ORTON 4 JAY CUTLER THE WORST TADE EVER

By: Gary Oppenhuis

Gary Oppenhuis — Mon, 25 Oct 2010 03:02:14 +0000

It’s really frustrating to watch this surreal ineptitude, and I feel your pain for those who were at the game watching this self-destructing performance. I’m really tired of the stoic and overANALytic coaches, which is fostering tentative performance in the players. Show some passion and cojones in this passionate sport!

There are definitely some skilled and passionate players on the team, and others who seem to be tentative and not sure what they should be doing. That comes down to coaching. Given the experience and supposed talent in the coaching staff, that is inexcusable. Lovie needs to go, he shows no leadership and passion at all.

I realize this is all a “game”, and just big-bucks entertainment, but c’mon these have been embarrassing performances. I’m glad I got to see and be inspired by the passion and fury of a Dick Butkus, Walter Payton, Jim McMahon, Dan Hampton and Mike Ditka, to name a few. It’s time for the current Bear team to turn up the passion, or the Bears will continue to fall down.

By: Grabber

Grabber — Mon, 25 Oct 2010 01:35:22 +0000

Here are some words that caame to mind as I watched this game: pathetic, incompetent, disgraceful, ridiculous, and in the end, completely predictable.

I’ve been in Cutler’s corner from day 1, but week to week, terrible offensive line or not, his decision making and performance are starting to look downright awful. His game today was terrible, and his bumbling and slopping play cost this game. As Roy alluded to last week, I also now have serious doubts he will lead us to anything.

Yes, I can agree with Roy’s point on the fumble from the 1, after seeing Lovie and Co.s subsequent screw ups from there. I was seriously thinking to myself “how are the Bears going to screw this up?”. While Bennett made a nice play to get it down the the 1, why are you going to challenge that? While Roy points out our offenseive incompetence from the 1 this year, any playoff of marginally contending team will find a way to get 7 there, period. If you can’t do that, you’re not a playoff team, end of story. When you can’t do that over several games and 10 tries at it, that’s pathetic.

If he didn’t stupidly challeege Bennet was in, then he could have challenged when Cutler DID put the ball out over the goal line, and it was not called, but somehow a fumble was, when Haynesworth held him up, pulled him back, and then a fumble was called. Overall, the officiating in this game was terrible, but that is no excuse.

Again, the Bears incompetence cost them a home game. For those who want to foolishly believe at 4-3 and still in “first place” we have a good chance at the playoffs, think again, this team is going nowhere.