This is freaking out of hand. The rain is ruining the bears' game and the Colts are just lucky... UGH!![]()
Wow, nice excuse. Rain when it's not that cold is ruining the game for a team that plays in rain, freezing rain and snow, and giving the advantage to the team that plays in a dome??
All I have to say, in the words of Borat:
VERY NICE!!!
Im sure (un)sexy Rexy had something to do with it. Can't blame the rain for those 2 interceptions.
Rex was probably 75% the reason they lost...![]()
Rex was probably 75% the reason they lost...![]()
I guess the Bears really are who Dennis Green thought they were...
As for Rex. HE was mediocre just like everybody else. I actually would not mind to have him back next year, but he has to improve.
I think Ron Turner was the biggest reason they lost. He's got to go.
As for Rex. HE was mediocre just like everybody else. I actually would not mind to have him back next year, but he has to improve.
Defense was bad tonight too. I know they were tired later in the game, but they didn't look all that great early in the game either.
Baseball season starts soon. Cubs pitchers report in 10 days.
GO CUBS!!!!![]()
If Houston is in the running for Jake the Snake, then will Oakland be in the running for David Carr?? Sounds like an Al Davis type of move to me. Then use the first pick for the o-line or d-line.David Carr has a pretty unenviable job in Houston. Why they haven't got him a running game is beyond me. Kubiak is good with QBs and he might be able to turn him around if they give him more to play with. It sounds like Houston may be in the running for Jake Plummer though.
True dat! March madness: one month away!!I guess the Bears really are who Dennis Green thought they were...
And the best part about the Super Bowl is that, when it's over, there's no more football; more air time for basketball (pro and college).
HOORAY BASKETBALL!
Rex was completely hung out to dry by the gameplan last night. He's not a very good QB but you can't try to hide his weaknesses by an over reliance on the run. A few play action passes could have gone a long way to setting up a more reliable running game. The Pats were the only team that did this against the Colts and it was working until injuries and illnesses caught up to them in the second half and their defense collapsed. Even a bad run defense can become a good run defense when they don't have to guard against the pass for 3 quarters.
David Carr has a pretty unenviable job in Houston. Why they haven't got him a running game is beyond me. Kubiak is good with QBs and he might be able to turn him around if they give him more to play with. It sounds like Houston may be in the running for Jake Plummer though.
They had the #1 pick this year and blew it. So I think its fair to blame the front office.You can't really blame Houston's front office about the running game this year.
The Bears attempted 28 passes and 15 were in the 4th quarter. Another 4 or 5 were in the 3rd quarter after Indy's long drive. They lost one of their backs early in the game which also caused them to pass more than they would have otherwise. Their gameplan was clearly to run hard all day and Indy's run defense would break down. Lovie Smith was quoted as such numerous times. He had zero confidence in Rex but stuck with him and came up with a crappy gameplan that reflected this.FYI 60% of the Bears offensive plays were passing plays. Not sure what you mean by over-reliance on the run. Before the 4th quarter, it was still about 50-52% pass. Hardly a great idea in the rain with an average QB.