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It's comical how Rodgers does the same exact thing to the Bears every game, almost the exact same way. Receivers open by 15 yards downfield, he never has to hurry his throws, free releases everywhere.. Barely breaks a sweat.

After next week, we could be two games out of 3rd place.

Now we know where the Bears get their bad rap from in terms of upper management. They are all weird. I'm embarrassed. I was a McCoy guy and less so Arians because I didn't like the way he got Andrew Luck killed with poor offensive line play, and felt like his offense was too similar to Mike Martz, but I did acknowledge that the guy can coach. The record speaks for itself.

Wouldn't offer anything more than a 5th rounder.

The funny thing is it was the EXACT SAME dance that blew out Stephen Tulluch's ACL. The exact same dance. Lol.

Meh, He didn't do very well in his only HC opportunity with the Saints while Joe Vitt and Sean Payton were suspended. Went 2-4. The offensive line also has been a near disaster this season compared to last. They have already given up more than the 19 sacks they gave up last year, and none of them look improved. Kyle Long hasn't gotten any better, and Jordan Mills has gotten worse. I'm not sure there is a coordinator on this staff that deserves their job back after the season.

The Bears have allowed 222 points this year, worst in the NFL. They added talent yet the results are the same. Mel Tucker is one of the worst coordinators in football, right along with Joe Decamillis. As far as Marshall being traded, I don't see the value unless a team offers a 2nd round pick. He's still a good player. I don't think very many teams will offer you anymore than a 4th rounder right now, and why bother with that?

Top 5 or 10 pick would be better than going for a shot at a 9-7 wildcard. We will be 3-6 after the GB game with still 2 games left with DET and 1 with DAL. Unfortunately, there are quite a few terrible teams in the league right now that are already ahead of the Bears in the lost column. I'm not sure a top 5 pick is possible with teams like Jacksonville, Oakland, Washington, Tampa Bay, and St Louis probably being worse than the Bears are right now. As far as I can see, they have at least 3 winnable games left on the schedule. 2 games against MIN and 1 against Tampa Bay. Knowing the Bears, they will probably win 2 out of the 3, if not all 3, plus maybe one other against New Orleans to screw up their draft position. 7-9 is their peak, 6-10 is realistically where I think they'll end up. Good enough for a pick outside the top 12, but not where they need to be to draft a franchise changer.

ROFL if Houston tore his knee up after celebrating a useless sack in a blowout. What a clown.

The team has quit on Trestman.

Top 5 pick please! We need it.

That may have been the worst call I've ever seen. Lol, that was not even close to a completed catch. The replay clearly shows he had no control once the ball hit the ground, yet the bias officials don't overturn it. No wonder the Pats are so good at home.

Great job by the offense to go 3 and out after stopping the Pats on the 1 yard line. Inspirational.

Said it last year. The dink and dunk stuff can only work for so long. At some point, you need a take the top off the defense guy. Should have went after Darren Sproles in the off-season.

Lol, we are going to get destroyed. Bottom 10 offense and bottom 10 defense is not a good recipe for success. With all this talent, it's an embarrassment. It all goes back to coaching.

Lions pull another lucky win out of their ass.. This is not shaping up to be the Bears year..

According to Zaidman, the Patriots are 40-3 at home since Tom Brady tore his ACL. Those are better numbers than Seattle. Scary to think about knowing the Packers are next. I'm not saying it's impossible, but it's highly improbable the Bears will be getting a W in these next two weeks. Two more losses basically puts you out of the playoff picture entirely unless you can run the table or get lucky making it with 9 wins.

I'm just about ready to read some mock drafts. I'll give it about another week or two.

I am 99% positive this will never happen for as long as Cutler is healthy. The Bears have 54 million reasons for him to continue to start. I just threw up in my mouth after typing that.

Great, another injury prone player. Wasn't this guy hurt a lot in college?

As I said when it happened, the Bears missed out on Mike McCoy. SD looks like the real deal. They had a good team last year and played Denver well. Bears got stuck with a CFL coach who is in way over his head. I started seeing those signs early last year with his clock management and decision making that cost the team a couple of games.

Miami's DB's completely dominated the Bears WR's. Total mismatch.

IMO, Emery is too stubborn to admit a mistake that quickly. Also, you have to keep in mind that a new coach means a new quarterback. Jay Cutler is all but guaranteed to be in Chicago for at least another year, and there's no way any HC wants to inherit him as the starter. Only way I could see it happening is if Emery decides to draft a QB in the 1st or 2nd round and you end up with a Russel Wilson/Matt Flyn scenario where the young guy wins the competition in camp and you'll just have Cutler ride bench and collect checks all year before being cut or traded the following season.

Trestman is not a head coach at the NFL level. That much is clear now. He's an OC. Doesn't have the knowledge or wherewithal to run a team in all phases. Unfortunately, it's going to take a monumental collapse from this team to get him fired, IMO. I'm not sure even a 5-11 year would do it. Might have to lose all but 1 more game this year. Knowing the Bears, they'll win 1 or 2 games at the end of the year to worsen their draft position, so instead of picking #5, they'll be like #12 or #13.

It's going to be chaos in Chicago in 3 weeks. If this team finishes 5-11 or worse, Emery may have no choice but to fire Trestman. I don't know if they are going to be that bad, but 3 losses in a row with no playoff hopes could do some damage, psychologically, to the team, and they might just give up.