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Crazy return by Cohen, had literally 9 guys running at him, reverses field and scores easily from 60+ yards out. Unbelievable that we didn't get a holding call or something stupid on the play. Reminded me of Tecmo Bowl where you get all the players running one way then change directions.

Bears can't have Houston covering TE's, too many receivers wide open. Fuller again on point with a hard hit and 3rd down stop. Gould makes 2nd FG, Bears lead 7-6.

Trubisky to Inman for the TD. We need to pass to free up the run, not the other way around. It is amazing how much better our offense looks when we don't go run-run-pass.

That just doesn't sound right, lol.

Fuller with back to back impact plays, a huge TFL against Hyde, then rips an INT out of WR's hands. I would love for his play to be more consistent (and like this).

We start out run-run-pass (sack). Seriously, we are terrible. Trubisky has to feel that internal clock and move.

Why did we not accept one of the two penalties and push them? Were we concerned they would score a TD there?

O'Donnell with the kickoff duties? Kicks a touchback.

Here we go! Bears 27-13

This has to be a joke right? They beat the Giants in Week 16 last year and beat Dallas 37-9, scored 30 straight points, and lost their kicker two weeks ago. Was Wentz worse last year, absolutely, but that is the exact reason why Reich would be a good selection. He made an inexperienced young QB with a ton of upside into an MVP candidate.

Frank Reich, offensive coordinator, Philadelphia Eagles. Former QB and coordinator of one of the best offenses in the NFL. We just saw first hand how good and efficient they were. Wentz went from a D-3 program to a Pro Bowler in just over a year.

If you are in the 3rd and a QB is BPA well above any other player, you take him. If a QB slips, but is never BPA, I think you have to pass.

We have been so bad and inconsistent, I don't even know if the 3-4 scheme is working.

1. Browns 0-15 2. Giants 2-12 (ARZ/WAS) 3. Colts 3-12 (HOU) ----------------------- 4. 49ers 4-10 (JAX/LAR) 5. Texans 4-10 (PIT/IND) 6. Bucs 4-11 (NO) ----------------------- 7. Broncos 5-10 (KC) 8. Jets 5-10 (NE) 9. Bears 5-10 (MIN) *Updated 12/24

Yeah, I am now having some concerns about him. I was thinking it was the receivers and the O-line, but he is just making bad throws. He looked worse than Glennon today and should've had 5 INTs. I am very concerned. Watson was the pick at #3, if Trubisky doesn't pan out, we are looking at an even longer run in mediocrity.

Wow this team is an absolute hot mess. Zero pursuit, we get another forced fumble and Agholor scoops it up for the TD. Fox needs to go, there is no point keeping him in place.

Take Loggains with him.

Alshon held Fuller on that TD, Fuller literally had to rip himself away to just get in the way.

O'Donnell sucks BTW, a 34 yard kick when we are on our own 10.

Gonna be a long day if we leave players like Ertz wide open. Seems like we do that once or twice a game. Fuller slips giving Jeffery an easy first down then Ertz wide open for TD. I don't know why we don't go man in the red zone.

I don't think we win this one, but I don't think we lose by 14. Trap game for Philly looking ahead to SEA. Mid 40's for game time temperature....Bear weather. Philly is #1 against the run, but that may be due to their early leads. Overall defenses are comparable in overall yards, but Philly has a bunch more INTs and PD's. Again, this may be due to their leads and teams needing to pass more against them. If our offense takes another step forward and our defense doesn't lay an egg, we will at least look competitive. It would be nice to see both sides of the ball play well in the same game. PHI 27-20

and it is not like Wentz is a bad QB. Alshon is on pace for about 60-900, which was not worth the money he wanted.

They gave out some interesting grades for some Bears. Several offensive linemen made their top 4 for Week 11: Leno the highest graded OT, Massie 4th: https://twitter.com/PFF/status/933157093095411712 Whitehair the highest graded C: https://twitter.com/PFF/status/933126895025221632 Shaheen the top rated TE: https://twitter.com/PFF/status/933096774763294720 Josh Sitton, 3rd highest G: https://twitter.com/PFF/status/933089394788937728 DI Mitch Unrein, 81.0 overall grade and highest rated defender https://www.profootballfocus.com/news/pro-r...hicago-bears-24 I have no clue how they grade, but it is clear that they apply no context to their grades.

What would the other one play? We seem set at Safety with Amos and Jackson.

With so many need areas, I don't know if we can double dip at corner. I like the idea of OLB and WR in the top two, but if there is a stud OT, I think that would take precedence over those two positions. We really need to anchor the line. My priorities would be: 1. OT (Massie has to be the worst positional starter on the team) 2. OLB (Need that bookend pressure opposite Floyd) 3. WR (Would hopefully compliment a WR corps of Meredith, White, Inman, Wright) 4. CB (Competes with Prince, Fuller, Callahan, and LeBlanc) 5. ILB/DL (Can never have enough of these guys) 6. OL/K (Take a shot at another interior lineman or go Kicker if Santos doesn't work out) We are currently 6th, and I don't think we finish better than the Broncos, so 5th seems realistic, especially with Philly looming. We should be 3-8 after this weekend. A move from 5th to 12th nets you a 2nd rounder (#44). 1. Browns 0-10 2. 49ers 1-9 3. Giants 2-8 4. Broncos 3-7 5. Colts 3-7 6. Bears 3-7 7. Chargers 4-6 8. Bengals 4-6 9. Raiders 4-6 10. Cardinals 4-6 So after 2 trades we get: 12th (move from 5th, get pick #44) 37th 52nd (move from 44th, get pick #84) 84th 112th 116th 149th 189th