madlithuanian

Makes sense to me!

I don't this it's as much possible as it is probable...

Actually, when Gould's lining up...

I think Cutler needs to stop calling timeouts in the red zone. Seems like when he does and waits for a call to come in....it kills any momentum we have. I'd rather a TO than a pick...but if it's flowing, let it flow! Don't kill the vibe... Have a few bread n' butter plays you can audible to Jay!

Too true. Always watch your drink being poured unless a true friend is ordering it.

The actions of that evil jackass that did that should not be a reflection of Bears fans. That's just a sick individual that should be tried for attempted murder.

I was one of a bunch of folks that wanted Turner...and better utilize a pick for something else...

Harris: We owe it to Lovie to play better Posted by Michael David Smith on November 16, 2009 6:53 PM ET Bears defensive tackle Tommie Harris says he and his teammates need to get to the playoffs not just for themselves, but for coach Lovie Smith -- who, according to Harris, has been so good to the players that they must repay him by playing well. "We owe it to him," Harris said Monday. "That guy has been great to us from training camps to what he's done with the facilities. Different things that you see other coaches really don't care about, but this guy has come in and helped us out tremendously, and we owe it back to him." It's a little surprising that Harris, of all players, would be the one who would step forward and speak up on Smith's behalf. It was just three weeks ago that Harris was an unhappy camper, publicly criticizing the team for keeping him inactive for the game against the Cincinnati Bengals. It's also interesting that Harris thinks a coach having "been great to us" is a reason that coach should keep his job. Ultimately, a coach isn't judged by whether his players like him; he's judged by whether his players win. A critic of Smith's could just as easily point to that "great to us" comment and say it's evidence that the Bears need someone who's less a players' coach and more of a taskmaster. Whatever the case, maybe it was Harris and other Bears players whom Charley Casserly of CBS was referring to when he said the Bears are 100 percent committed to Smith. But just because the players like Smith, that doesn't mean his job is safe, and Harris seemed to realize that the Bears, at 4-5, need to turn the season around. "Now, the back is on our walls," Harris said. "I mean the wall is on our backs. So we really have to do something now." No matter where the Bears' backs are relative to their walls, it's time for them to start winning soon, or else Smith will be out of a job, no matter how great to his players he is.

I think the hope is that we'll take what we can get... Not take what's leftover...

PS him... Nothing's going to help this team this season... Keep Hass around for next year. You know we're not going to get very many picks or options in FA depending on how the CBA goes...

Sorry, I take no comfort in not finishing a job... The goal isn't to march up and down, it's to score.

I do! Can't help it, liked the guy's effort. Practice Squad...

I agree basically. He the physical presence that no other of our WR's have. At least height... Mixing him in with our clones of short and fast guys could be a plus.

Wanny did nothing in Miami but inherit a Jimmy Johnson squad the performed decently for the 1 year after Johnson hung it up. Then, they proceeded to blow...

BINGO!!!!

Amen!

I could not agree more... We must prep for the future now sintead of wasting any more time.

Just our luck! Make me question JA's move to get Gaines Adams even more now... He should be well versed in this matter.

I'd tend to agree as well.

Agreed. Didn't Yoda say, there is no try, only do? Close don't count...

But no yards... But, the td's are nice.

I wouldn't get carried away w/ Knox... He took the Steelers by surprise that game. And it helped not having Polamalu out there.... He's not really done much sense. I would like to see more, but I really wish we had a #1 receiver.

I'd love to be able to draft a back late who's only prowess is a 2 yard gain. Some big SOB that just can fall forward... We need strength. Smith/JA mortgaged our nads in lieu of speed. And I think we're now really paying the price.

Thanks for the post! Yeah...not hitting on greats is a killer...

I need a reminder, besides Hester, what have been his good picks? Olsen's a work in progress STILL.... Everything else is "potential"...that some other team will reap the benefits of I imagine! Sorry, I'm just bitter....