Bears: 2025

[Wittymoniker1]

Bears clinch playoffs with a Lions loss tomorrow

I know there are two weeks left, but it looks like a potential rematch in Chicago R1. It's either Detroit or GB, unless Seattle losses and Bear wins remaining two games. Have to obviously wait and see, but it's crucial Bear play a decent first half when this potential rematch occurs.

 

[Wassup13]

The Bear D bend but dot break D was upsetting me last night. It seemed like the Bears only had two possessions in the first half. The GB time of possession was killing us.

 

[cornerrat#1]

All.... Funny as he%$ in the locker room when Coach was giving out the four game balls one of the players was wearing a fairly large plastic blow up hand cheese grater on his head. Ratsy

 

[PowerI66]

That was DJ

 

[McCaravan]

Amazing game. But 1 thing that really pissed me off the entire night was the 4th down play on the first possession. They went right down the field, no need for whatever play that was going to be. Manugai (sp) hasn't been stopped on short yardage much all year, just run it right at them or get the 3. A score there really would have changed everything

 

[johnndoe]

Amazing game. But 1 thing that really pissed me off the entire night was the 4th down play on the first possession. They went right down the field, no need for whatever play that was going to be. Manugai (sp) hasn't been stopped on short yardage much all year, just run it right at them or get the 3. A score there really would have changed everything

Some of these upper level coaches (often younger) are just trying to be too cute in some situations, particularly short yardage. I guess they have to learn the hard way. At the college level last night , I wonder if anyone saw Oregon's Dan Lanning burst the balloon of an explosive opening series scoring drive via a ridiculous failed 2-point conversion attempt awkwardly trying to combine the "swinging gate" alignment and the holder or kicker running a speed option. Maddening buzzkill.