Mongo3451

Barkley and a wake up game is enough. If we win, I've totally underestimated our talent.

I'll apologize in advance, but I believe we're gonna take an ass whooping Friday. Philly is gonna be pissed all week.

Pretending I didn't keep tabs on the game and a buddy called me to recap. If anyone would have told me we lost the TOP, plays, yardage and penalty stats, I would say we lost. If they also told me, we didn't win the turnover battle and our opponent scored a defensive touchdown, I would say we got beat by double digits. Instead we beat our first team with a winning record. And y'all know the injury list. Great win, Jason! Not your Lovie Bears...

I'll take this win and not complain. These guys are resilient.

Could be another says who, but overpaying doesn't make it right. The entire reason for our current rebuild is because of Pace trading the future away. Now, if Poles wants to trade some capital to move up to get a blue chip pass rusher or two in the draft, I'll bite.

I don't want us to trade away draft picks to continually fill holes. At some point, the draft has to suffice if winning is to be sustainable.

You are my spirit animal...😎. This was me to a buddy.

Any given Sunday is very true. We could be overlooked and under prepared for by our opponent. We could call and execute a perfect or flawed game. We could get breaks or get hosed by the officials. What we can control is our attitude. The right attitude, leads to better focus and intensity. Those traits lead to better practice and study habits. Repetition of those lead to consistent execution. We are seeing this at the end of games lately. The team is learning to win. I personally believe that the fold part is over. Don't get me wrong. We can still take an ass whooping, but we aren't gonna lie down for it anymore. Bear down!

I'm on the record of not wanting him back this week.

This a consensus of draft gurus from ESPN.

As up and down as the Steelers are, it would be nice to get our first win over an above 500 team.

As of now, we pick 23rd and look for us to fall into the 18-20 range as the season progresses. I did a mock draft on PFF and changed our pick to 18. Five edge players were drafted before us. Things always change and a star may be born in the coming months.

I can't stand Colin Cowherd, but I'm going to use an analogy he had about Caleb and the Bears. He asked the question, "is it sustainable"? Going with that thought, I determined that it is. Have we scored fluke points? Nope. Did we get cheap turnovers? Nope. Can Caleb keep winning late? Why not? He has the clutch gene. Can we continue to be a top rushing team? Yes. Can Caleb continue to reduce sacks and extend plays? Yes. Can we continue to win TOP? Yup. Anything we see offensively is going to get better. BJ is just recently relying on the rookies to make plays, which frees up the vets. Anything we see on defense is going to get better. From getting half our secondary back to generating a better pass rush. Can you imagine us being in dime with Kyler and CJ in the box? With their ability to make big plays, DA can pick and choose. If we make the playoffs, I don't think the other team wants to see a close game. We're dangerously flawed, but still dangerous.

As long as he is showing a work ethic and growth, next year is off the table. Regardless of stats, he made winning plays yesterday. No turnovers, rushing for first downs and avoiding sacks isn't pretty, but it's winning football. All of those blitzes can make a young QBs head spin. I agree on the piss missiles, though. He needs to lay off on those heaters. Favre had to do the same thing. His brain will slow down as he sees it more.