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16 points against the worst defense in the NFL.. Even when things "look" good they're bad. No excuse for this offense to leave so many points on the field today.

Ryan Pace everybody: Connor Barth

The defense looks completely unprepared. Vic Fangio is not looking good as D-Coordinator this year, I'm sorry. How the freak does T.Y Hilton get so wide open ALL THE TIME? He's the only guy on their offense that can beat you and the Bears are allowing him 10 yards of open space on every snap, it's getting ridiculous. Callahan, Meredith, and Howard look like future building blocks. That's about the only good thing I can take away from this bad Bears season so far.

Why does every team's kicker always make 50+ yard FG's against the Bears? It's really pissing me off. I can't remember the last time somebody missed from that distance.

This team is sooooo bad. They played about as well as they could have played last week while the Lions played about as bad as they could possibly played, and they STILL almost lost the game. The Colts may have found the only team dumber than them with penalties today.

Here's a picture of what Kevin White's leg will look like after surgery:

It's most definitely not too early to judge Kevin White. He's played 4 games out of a possible 32. What is the comp for a player who's basically missed his first two years due to injuries, and then went on to be a perennial Pro Bowler? The likelihood of White ever materializing into anything of major substance is basically zero.

I know, my point remains the same. The Bears have been horrendous at drafting in the 1st round for a number of years, and it's why they never make the playoffs.

Last 5 1st round picks: 2016- Floyd (.5 sack through 4 games, doesn't look like the elite pass rusher he was supposed to be) 2015- Kevin White (4 games played out of a possible 32; IR'd twice; major bust) 2014- Kyle Fuller (Had a great 4 games to start his rookie year, then regressed majorly; IR'd this year; bust) 2013- Kyle Long (Stud) 2012- Shea McClellin (Bust) When you look at the last few drafts, especially in the 1st round where you absolutely cannot miss, it's no surprise why the Bears are where they are. Until they get a GM who can draft well, they will always be bad. Stop taking PROJECTS with your 1st round picks!

The Bears are going to NEED two first round picks next year to draft a QB and WR.

He's nearly officially a bust at this point. What a joke.

Dak has been solid, but Carson Wentz is miles ahead of him right now—which I guess shouldn't be a surprise since he was the #2 pick in the draft. I want to wait a while before anointing him as the next great QB. Let's wait and see how he plays against an elite defense. He hasn't been pressured at all yet. As teams get more film on him, they'll eventually figure him out. Then, we will see what he's made of after that.

Bold Prediction: John Fox will not be the head coach of the Chicago Bears next year.

This playcalling is seriously retarded. Have the Bears completed a pass beyond 10 yards tonight?

He did more with less last year. They were bad in weeks 1 and 2 before everybody got hurt. The D-Line was supposed to be their strength this year, but they have been getting dismantled by the offensive line in every game. I would fire Loggains tonight. Fangio deserves to finish out the season, but his job security should remain a question mark if this shit continues.

Two back to back National embarrassments almost necessitates a firing of some kind. This is Marc Trestman/Phil Emery all over again. Logains is suspect #1, but Fangio hasn't done shit yet this year either.

The Bears are EASILY the worst team in the NFL, and I don't think it is even close.

They need to rebuild the team with a new QB and a better offensive line. If they're going to be bad this year, they might as well be the #1 pick in the draft bad.

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Did anybody else see this in real time? That doesn't look good.

I can't see him back next year unless he finds a way to get the season turned around. It's only week 2, but it's already starting to feel like the season is slipping away from them fast. This was supposed to be the 2nd easiest schedule in the NFL, and yet the Bears are 0-2.

This is also what happens when you use both #1 picks on guys who aren't ready to play.

The problem is that Ryan Pace keeps getting rid of the talent and replacing it with bad draft picks/players. First Marshall, then Bennett, then Forte, then Slauson, and soon to be Alshon Jeffery.

It's too bad Connor Shaw got hurt..