This is exactly how I feel. Don't care for Chicago at all, don't cheer for or against them, but I struggle to watch Grossman as well. I think they have to really consider inserting Griese in to the line up.How much longer can they leave this guy in? I don't even like the Bears and I'm getting pissed off watching this guy.
I was actually happy to see him FINALLY!!!This is exactly how I feel. Don't care for Chicago at all, don't cheer for or against them, but I struggle to watch Grossman as well. I think they have to really consider inserting Griese in to the line up.How much longer can they leave this guy in? I don't even like the Bears and I'm getting pissed off watching this guy.
Because someone might think that Lovie announced the change to Andrea Kremer before the game ended.Just a thought... unless reporting fact, let's keep thread titles from being misleading to fact not reported.
From your keyboard to God's (and Lovie's) ears. As a Chicago homer, I am so sick of Rex I'd rather see Orton out there.that is all . . .
Me too. At least Orton didn't give the games away and he may have a shot at being the guy in the future. Griese is a band aid fix at best.Either way, Bears need to figure something out for next year and it can't be Rex. Hell, if it's Rex for one more game I don't think I can take it.From your keyboard to God's (and Lovie's) ears. As a Chicago homer, I am so sick of Rex I'd rather see Orton out there.that is all . . .
I say they go straight to Orton. Orton is young. See what he offers. The season is over with at this point. The Bears have no chance of doing anything this season. You have to find someone who can carry the ball. Benson should be a back up at best. Adrian Peterson is a back up. He's an adequate fill in for a couple of games, but nothing more. Your receivers leave a lot to be desired. Berrian has promise. Muhammed is too old. No one else has consistently shown anything. The defense is hugely over-rated. They showed, both here and in San Diego, that they don't match up with the elite teams. The one change is the coordinator. So maybe Babich is the wrong guy for the job. They play well for a quarter. Teams adjust to what they are doing. The Bears keep doing the same thing that isn't working. They are going to need a new offensive and defensive coordinator next year. You really go back to square one and try to reconstruct things. You have t ofigure out what pieces you keep and what you get rid of. Bye bye Grossman, bye bye Benson.that is all . . .
amen brother. you and me both. let's see if we can trade for joey.From your keyboard to God's (and Lovie's) ears. As a Chicago homer, I am so sick of Rex I'd rather see Orton out there.that is all . . .
Thomas Jones hasn't done anything with the Jets either. Everything fell in to place last year. Jones is better than Benson, but that doesn't exactly put him in a small group.This team traded its heart and soul to the Jets.Period.
What is he saying? where can we watch this?:IAmInCanada:there is some good unintentional comedy during the Grossman press conference
I'd settle for Bob Griese right now.![]()
nfl.com ususally has post game pressers on their site. Not sure how soon after games, but I would look there.What is he saying? where can we watch this?:IAmInCanada:there is some good unintentional comedy during the Grossman press conference
The Bears need to look at Orton. He actually played alright in the preseason. See if he is any good. Otherwise you are right. You have to start from scratch. The problem is that Jerry Angelo is the one who drafted Grossman. Angelo hasn't been very good at drafting QBs. He wasn't very good in Tampa, and it appears like he isn't very good now either. But the Bears also need a running back. They need a receiver who can catch the ball. The next Super Bowl for the Bears is a long way off I'm afraid.I don't see how Smith cannot make the change. The press in Chicago was already out in force in favor of such a move, and now, after getting downright embarrassed on national TV in a "spotlight" matchup - - I think it's a done deal. It will be Griese, I'd expect. The Bears need to draft a QB in the first round in April.
one example:Rex: I need to start doing what I do best - start making big plays.**He is already doing what he does best - throwing to the other team.What is he saying? where can we watch this?:IAmInCanada:there is some good unintentional comedy during the Grossman press conference
I hope he owns a Playstation 3 . . .one example:What is he saying? where can we watch this?there is some good unintentional comedy during the Grossman press conference
:IAmInCanada:
Rex: I need to start doing what I do best - start making big plays.
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He is already doing what he does best - throwing to the other team.
overreact much? where did they finish last year? they were in the Super Bowl. A little Brian Grises Kool aid is all this team really needs right now. Granted, they have some holes on offense but let's not forget they were one win from winning it all last year. Sadly, I don't think Orton is better than Rex. They have to scale back the offense to like a high school level for him because he can't throw outside the numbers. Orton's a great #3 Qb but no starter. I think they know that already. Not like Grossman should be a starter either but hey...I think a little veteran QB action is what they need. A guy who can makea few throws and get a few first downs but generally not f things up. Keep the defense fresh. They held the Top Offense in the NFC to 3 points at the half before they had to trot out there for the 44th time in the second. If they could develop a short to intermediate passing game and run the ball some then you gotta like the teams chances most weeks. (However, the Bears did suffer a bunch of injuries tonight. I believe 4 starters didn't finish the game. OUCH!)I say they go straight to Orton. Orton is young. See what he offers. The season is over with at this point. The Bears have no chance of doing anything this season. You have to find someone who can carry the ball. Benson should be a back up at best. Adrian Peterson is a back up. He's an adequate fill in for a couple of games, but nothing more. Your receivers leave a lot to be desired. Berrian has promise. Muhammed is too old. No one else has consistently shown anything. The defense is hugely over-rated. They showed, both here and in San Diego, that they don't match up with the elite teams. The one change is the coordinator. So maybe Babich is the wrong guy for the job. They play well for a quarter. Teams adjust to what they are doing. The Bears keep doing the same thing that isn't working. They are going to need a new offensive and defensive coordinator next year. You really go back to square one and try to reconstruct things. You have t ofigure out what pieces you keep and what you get rid of. Bye bye Grossman, bye bye Benson.that is all . . .
This has to be the most mindless and emotion filled post about football this year that I have read. Message boards allow anyone with fingers and an internet connection to postI say they go straight to Orton. Orton is young. See what he offers. The season is over with at this point. The Bears have no chance of doing anything this season. You have to find someone who can carry the ball. Benson should be a back up at best. Adrian Peterson is a back up. He's an adequate fill in for a couple of games, but nothing more. Your receivers leave a lot to be desired. Berrian has promise. Muhammed is too old. No one else has consistently shown anything. The defense is hugely over-rated. They showed, both here and in San Diego, that they don't match up with the elite teams. The one change is the coordinator. So maybe Babich is the wrong guy for the job. They play well for a quarter. Teams adjust to what they are doing. The Bears keep doing the same thing that isn't working. They are going to need a new offensive and defensive coordinator next year. You really go back to square one and try to reconstruct things. You have t ofigure out what pieces you keep and what you get rid of. Bye bye Grossman, bye bye Benson.that is all . . .
A lot of things fell into place for the Bears last year. But the most important thing is their running game. They were able to sustain a running game. Now the offensive line isn't controlling the line of scrimmage. Benson seems slow, and he can't hold on to the ball. When you can consistently run the ball it opens up a lot. The Bears decided to put their season in the hands of Grossman and Benson. That appears to be a huge mistake. In addition, the teams in their division are much better. Both the Vikings and the Packers have strong defenses, and are playing well. The Lions aren't very good on defense, but they are playing well, and scoring a lot of points. Before there were six relatively easy games in their division for the Bears. That is all gone. At this point the Bears look like a 6-10 team to me. Right now I wouldn't be at all surprised if the Bears finished last in the NFC North.overreact much? where did they finish last year? they were in the Super Bowl. A little Brian Grises Kool aid is all this team really needs right now. Granted, they have some holes on offense but let's not forget they were one win from winning it all last year. Sadly, I don't think Orton is better than Rex. They have to scale back the offense to like a high school level for him because he can't throw outside the numbers. Orton's a great #3 Qb but no starter. I think they know that already. Not like Grossman should be a starter either but hey...I think a little veteran QB action is what they need. A guy who can makea few throws and get a few first downs but generally not f things up. Keep the defense fresh. They held the Top Offense in the NFC to 3 points at the half before they had to trot out there for the 44th time in the second. If they could develop a short to intermediate passing game and run the ball some then you gotta like the teams chances most weeks. (However, the Bears did suffer a bunch of injuries tonight. I believe 4 starters didn't finish the game. OUCH!)I say they go straight to Orton. Orton is young. See what he offers. The season is over with at this point. The Bears have no chance of doing anything this season. You have to find someone who can carry the ball. Benson should be a back up at best. Adrian Peterson is a back up. He's an adequate fill in for a couple of games, but nothing more. Your receivers leave a lot to be desired. Berrian has promise. Muhammed is too old. No one else has consistently shown anything. The defense is hugely over-rated. They showed, both here and in San Diego, that they don't match up with the elite teams. The one change is the coordinator. So maybe Babich is the wrong guy for the job. They play well for a quarter. Teams adjust to what they are doing. The Bears keep doing the same thing that isn't working. They are going to need a new offensive and defensive coordinator next year. You really go back to square one and try to reconstruct things. You have t ofigure out what pieces you keep and what you get rid of. Bye bye Grossman, bye bye Benson.that is all . . .
Maybe there's just something to this Superbowl hangover thing.I say they go straight to Orton. Orton is young. See what he offers. The season is over with at this point. The Bears have no chance of doing anything this season. You have to find someone who can carry the ball. Benson should be a back up at best. Adrian Peterson is a back up. He's an adequate fill in for a couple of games, but nothing more. Your receivers leave a lot to be desired. Berrian has promise. Muhammed is too old. No one else has consistently shown anything. The defense is hugely over-rated. They showed, both here and in San Diego, that they don't match up with the elite teams. The one change is the coordinator. So maybe Babich is the wrong guy for the job. They play well for a quarter. Teams adjust to what they are doing. The Bears keep doing the same thing that isn't working. They are going to need a new offensive and defensive coordinator next year. You really go back to square one and try to reconstruct things. You have t ofigure out what pieces you keep and what you get rid of. Bye bye Grossman, bye bye Benson.that is all . . .
Maybe the Bears were "gross"ly overrated last year and the luck sack of the league to get as far as they did?Maybe there's just something to this Superbowl hangover thing.
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Maybe they really were who Denny Green thought they were....Maybe the Bears were "gross"ly overrated last year and the luck sack of the league to get as far as they did?Maybe there's just something to this Superbowl hangover thing.![]()
Trent Dilfer, Doug Williams, Jim Plunkett were all perennial losers. And I mean BIG TIME losers. They probably had among the worst records in the history of football prior to going to the teams they eventually won their Superbowls with. Four NFL titles between the 3. Brian Griese is a guy who's won big time games at Michican and led them to an undefeated season. he won the Rose Bowl in a big time setting obviously, and I believe they won the national title that year. He's gotten it done before. Personally, I think the guy still has the ability to win. But he needs a legitimate chance at some point. Im sure he'd struggle initially, but my God the guy shouldnt even be compared to Grossman. The coaching decisions being made in Chicago on this subject are FAR beyond laughable at this point. Its reached the point where as a fan you just feel almost insulted that theyre still giving Grossman the reigns. Im sure Lovie knows his team better than anyone else. I just dont think he's able to step outside of the situation and look at it objectively. If Jerry Jones were running that team, Grossman would have been benched before the season started. Someone needs to go over his head on this one.Grossman hasn't looked good but you guys remember who Brian Griese is right...a perennial loser. Lets give Lovie some credit, I'm sure he knows as much as everyone else how bad Rex has played, but I think he also realizes that at this point Rex is their best option (no matter how crummy), and as his leash is getting shorter and shorter I think he has some slack left because once they go to Griese they're basically stuck without a future quarterback. Rex hasn't been getting much help from his targets on offense, and I think their play calling does not match the type of quarterback he is. He is a gunslinger and he just is not right for a system where they need a quarterback to just manage games. I think theyre going to give Grossman a few more weeks, but the guy is under a surreal amount of pressure and every bad move he makes is criticized. Maybe the pressure has just overwhelmed him at this point and he has lost the team
Griese is no world-beater, but he played very well for Tampa a few years ago and with Denver on occasion at the beginning of his career. He won't lead a team to greatness, but is probably better suited to moving the chains and being less mistake-prone than Grossman is. With their defense, that's really what the team needs.Grossman hasn't looked good but you guys remember who Brian Griese is right...a perennial loser.