Here's another question: Why was Forte on the field so much? I was under the impression that signing bush meant Forte didn't have to run as much as well as providing a markedly different kind of running attack. The second the Panthers defense cued in on Forte's running, swap him out for Bush and let Mad Mike take out some of that pent-up anger on a hapless nose tackle then drag a free safety for a couple of yards.Serrland wrote:Northern Dominus wrote:I would but I think Lovie is still kissing his ass for saving his career yet again, and after that the talent scouts are waiting to do the same.
Seriously, how has the obvious problem eluded the entire Bears staff this entire time? IT"S THE FUCKING OFFENSIVE LINE THAT IS THE BIG GAP!
Garza, Carimi and Webb at the very least should have been gone a LONG time ago. They're too old and incompetent to effectively block anymore and yesterday displayed that in full. Jay is far and away a better caliber of quarterback than Grossman or Griese and has a stronger arm than Orton, but he doesn't look THAT much better because the goddamn pocket keeps folding like it's made out of cardboard. How can you expect a QB to operate when he's being constantly rushed, hurried and tagged like Jay is? I'm surprised he can slap together a coherent sentence after last year.
I'll admit it. I wanted Lovie to pull Cutler in favor of Campbell at halftime. Not because I didn't believe Cutler could lead a comeback - but because I was afraid he wouldn't be able to finish the game without getting injured.
Where the hell was that?


