CrackerDog

Has Randy done anything "toolish" this season? I've always hated him so I hope the answer is yes but if it is, I'm not aware of it. I just think he's in a position where he's not a great match for the QB talent they currently have in NE. Although, he had a big grab this week. Years ago I used to argue with a guy on the internet (hard to believe, I know) about how the Bears were smart to have let Randy slip past them. My point was always that even if he was great, he wasn't really a good fit for the Bears because we didn't have the QB talent to use him anyway. And his character was always suspect. Well, his greatness is undeniable now but I still think he'd have been "Bobby Wade" if the Bears had taken him. Nobody will ever know for sure.

You're a complete fool. All of this is bullshit. Read HERE is you care one bit about the truth. If not, which is what I'd expect from a typical Republican ass-clown... Have a nice day. If you have any self respect, you'll admit you made a big mistake posting this shit. The link is provided for anyone who wants to know how absolutely stupid this crap is. More lies and smear are refuted HERE as well.

* Orton looked solid and seems to be showing growth. Nice to see after we watched Grossman regress. Let's hope this continues. * My condolences to the "internet football experts" on the site. I know how much happier you all are when the Bears lose. * Atlanta and Minneapolis next. It makes tonight's game all that much more interesting. Both are games the Bears can win but we're going on the road to Atlanta. * Peanut has made amends for his brain-fart that cost us a game. Way to man up, Nut! * Booker's catch was one for the highlight films. Outstanding. And I have to admit, I wasn't a fan of bringing him back. Glad the Bears GM and coaching staff are smarter than me. It looks like he can still "git 'er done." * Who else was pissed off about that Hester fumble? He cost me a bunch of points in fantasy not to mention costing the Bears D a much-deserved shutout. His play at WR has been improving but his bread and butter is the return game. He seems timid. Anyone else seeing this? Although, I have to admit, his athletic ability, to be able to stop on a dime and reverse field on the TD pass, was amazing. Nobody could keep up with him there. That play is unstoppable. * OK, who else thought they wanted to jump through the TV screen and strangle the announcers yesterday? There were about a dozen times they said something stupid but the best example was on the challenge flag Lovie threw. They kept claiming it would be Bears ball at the 2 anyway and that Lovie was just protecting his players stats. Dumb fuc*s! It was clear the interference call would've given the Bears the ball at the 7, not the 2! And that's a huge difference, particularly for a team that needs to learn to go for the jugular! * Roy Williams is a huge friggen tool. It always stuns me, even after all the times I've seen it, how selfish some of these guys can be. Is there something in the DNA of a typical NFL WR that makes them this way? TO's remarks yesterday after his team won are another example. I just don't get it. * And no, I don't want Roy Williams on this team, to answer the question in another thread. I know the guy has talent and can really make plays... But I don't want the cancer. I don't want the selfish play. I don't want to see drops out of a guy who supposedly is "Mr. Perfect" in his own mind. Did anyone else notice how when the ball wasn't perfectly thrown he ranted and raved on the sidelines, hammering his own QB? But then when he was hit in the hands and just outright dropped it, he acted like nothing had happened? I mean, TOOLBOX! Be consistent at least! If you're going to demand perfection from others, be a perfectionist! Hypocrite! * Good to see we can play in the daylight. * I'm starting to get the feeling that there are a lot of god-awful football teams in the NFL this year. Seriously, who scares you? Maybe, with a little luck, we can be the tallest midget this season. Who knows. I'm not predicting Superbowl but damn if I see a team out there I think we can't beat. Let's stay healthy, keep "stacking wins" and see where this leads. If Orton continues to progress and this wasn't just about playing the shitty Lions, maybe we've got something here. * Oh, and that quick slant to Des Clark at the goal line needs to be removed from the playbook. It almost got picked again this week.

I saw it the same way you did, it was a draw only in the fact that she didn't crash and burn. The script she had memorized kept her safe. Biden was clearly more knowledgeable on every subject covered and this morning the story is that Palin was flat out wrong on their ticket's position on bankruptcy protection. http://blogs.abcnews.com/politicalradar/20...-misstates.html So, she got the name of the General wrong, was wrong on bankruptcy and used canned and tired "white flag" and homey "golly gee" talk to get through this without a massive face-plant. Congrats are in order, I suppose. She's the best and brightest the Repugs have to offer. LOL! The polls after the debate gave it to Biden 46/21 or 51/36 depending on whether you like CBS or CNN. The CBS poll was of undecided voters so that one suggests even more moderates will migrate away from Johnny Square Jaw. Amen! The country may just be growing up!

Again, not the point... I'm not talking about our 2-2 record so much as the undeniable fact that the team was built for success. Probably even better success than our current 2-2 record. Do you disagree? If not, STFU. See, Jerry knew we were one injury impacted season with a inconsistent QB away from being in the Superbowl. He realized we didn't need to wet ourselves and go into complete rebuilding mode. Unlike some of the wannabee GM's who grace us with their presence here. How many pairs of panties do you go through in a day, anyway?

Now here's a man of action! I probably could use a good ass-kicking.

"John, good luck back in the Senate. You'll have lot's of opportunity to work across the aisle."

Don't let NFO bother you. He's dumb as a fire hydrant.

No, I wasn't. I called out Olsen and Turner. Period. And later admitted I was wrong on Turner when I found out it was Orton who changed the play that killed us. The rest of this site could stand a bit of manning up. Most of the ladies here go into hiding when their hissy fits come back to haunt them.

Dummy. This isn't about his draft although I think many GM's would probably happy with the results JA's put up not only this year but for a career. This is about how you and a bunch of other whiny little pussies made it out like we were walking into a buzzsaw to start the season being led by a blind man. Well, let me just say... YOU WERE WRONG! This team WAS built to win and it isn't JA's fault we have two losses right now. Blame that on errors made by the players (a certain TE comes to mind) and somewhat on coaching. We've got to be able to make a key first down! That isn't on the GM. Get it now? Go back to your knitting.

Sorry, not the point. All the women here were up in arms about this team and Jerry was calmly moving forward. His team, the group of guys on the field today, should be 4-0 and they didn't lose a single game because of anything Jerry did or didn't do. I'm not drinking kool-aid or even pretending we're on our way to greatness. But I can say without trouble that the team put on the field on day one this season was built to compete and win. And in 4 of the toughest games on the schedule! That's all you can ask for at this stage of the season and it means our GM did his ferkin' job. Now all the internet football "experts" here can continue to do their "job" and whine and bitch and cry. That doesn't change the facts.

So, we're 2-2 and with a little better luck could easily be 4-0. Certainly the two games we've lost haven't been due to the play of the offensive line. Or anything else Jerry Angelo could've done, for that matter. Philly put pressure on Kyle this week but it wasn't anything close to what they'd done the week before. We've generally run the ball well, also. And now we sit at the top of our division after playing 4 of our toughest opponents already and... We're a few weeks away from Chris Williams returning. Oh, how the internet fans cried. "We're doomed!" "Jerry screwed the pooch!" Meanwhile, the bendwagon is getting more crowded these days. If only you girls could learn to keep your panties dry and trust the folks who brought us to the Superbowl.

I called it a draw myself but this morning I see focus groups and polls of uncommitted voters went strong for Obama. Particularly women.

Thanks for the "answer".

Is her race an issue for you? I mean, if someone tells me the lady below isn't attractive, there's something wrong.

Amen.

I think Michelle is a hottie too.

LOL! Hey, a little more on the Keating 5 for those youngsters among us... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HAzDEbVFcg8 McCain ain't "Mr. Clean".

Also... You be the judge. One of these men seems calm and ready to lead, the other is John McCain. Obama on the bailout: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8sWPYRxb26Q McCain: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-yZG4r-zj2w

This is since WWII. Hardly a small sample size. Take a look at the graphs and make your own call. Seems obvious to me. From http://delong.typepad.com/sdj/2008/09/notes-to-self-f.html

Smart. Perhaps you've actually wised up enough to consider giving the "other guy" a look and maybe even your vote. If not, that's on you man.

Precisely. If the Dems had the Presidency and the exact same record over the last 8 years, junior here would be mocking the very idea any Democrat could even run in this election. You can debate whether Bush lied us into war although I'm confident he did. The Niger Uranium deal and the outing of a CIA operative as retaliation proves it to me. But regardless, you can't argue the war was well run, planned, etc. That's 100% on the President. And his party had complete control of our government the whole way and they rubberstamped everything. McCain is, if I'm not mistaken, a Republican. Let's see what his votes were... Yep, a rubberstamper, just like the rest. It's time for those folks to own their failures.

Yeah, like happened when Bill Clinton was President. Oh, wait... Greenspan certainly has some blame as well. The party in power and the party pushing for massive deregulation for the last 3 decades also shares the blame. McCain's #1 guy taking money to lobby for Fanny and Freddy up until a month ago... Woops. Your comment on rising taxes for you by a few thousand is a lie unless you make a lot more than the average 25 year old. And you don't understand that we're already spending a higher percentage of our GDP on health care than any other nation in the world and leaving out 40 million people. In other words, you're all for an elite program that provides rather poor service. Trust me, I have what most would consider an excellent policy (Aetna PPO) and they disappear when the going gets tough on some pretty important things. That's swell of you. The Republicans don't agree with you. Perhaps you ought to read up on a few things son. Put that education you have to use rather than just being a sheep. Yeah, I know, the Dems are to blame for Cheney and Bush lying us into the war. Try this for starters. It took me two seconds to google "Obama Accomplishments". Like I said, those interested in this, sincerely, can educate themselves. There are literally hundreds of locations to find out the facts. Www.obama.com is yet another. There's a section dedicated to each issue you could ever want to understand. But you're buying into the "he'll raise taxes on the middle class" bullshit lie that Fox News or somebody else with an agenda is feeding you. Face it, you have no interest in knowing the truth. McCain was a politician I respected for years. But somewhere between losing in 2000 and now, he lost it. His most notable accoplishments, in my opinion, have been to assist deregulation which have now led to two massive failures in banking. And you never did answer me as to where the magic fairy is coming from to pay for the bailouts. There's a cost to incompetence. LOL! Like his hot temper that even Republican colleges talk about not wanting to see him having his hand on the "button". Like his immediate call for the firing of Cox at the SEC rather than calmly approaching the issue. George Will is no liberal. Perhaps you ought to read his most recent comments on McCain. As far as I'm concerned, you've only further proven my initial comment to you above. You're a Republican Apologist. I hope the country is a lot smarter than you, this time around.

I agree with these comments. I'd add that despite Hester being hurt, the ST's have been very good.