just because that meatgazer morrissey piles on the bears (it’s very easy and fashionable to do these days) does in no way mean you should rescind the ban from his shitty articles.

for shame, really.

you know what the silver lining in this dookie cloud hanging over there bears right now is, at least for me: i will move up in the season ticket non-psl line a helluva lot faster this offseason if the bears keep laying cowpies out on the field this year.

orton and co. sucked it up superbad last night too, nice pick6 kyle. think he’s gonna start targeting opposing LB’s a lot in the 2nd half of the season like he did here?

Bear Fans here is some reason for optimism. Next year’s free agent class looks very promising, and if Angelo is still the GM (god forbid), he has a good list to choose from to plug all the holes on offense and defense. But I still think a new GM and Coach is more of a cure because of a need for a need message and scheme on both sides of the ball. However, if Angelo is still calling the shots, he hasn’t screwed up free agency like he had with the draft; except for Archaleta. Nevertheless, replacing Wolfe and Peterson with White or Taylor and a draft selection would be a huge upgrade over current RB unit. Adding one WR on this list, most preferably Marshall or Bryant would upgrade the Bears WR core tremendously. Likewise, the OL, Orleans Jahri Evans G would improve our run game and mid-grade tackle would give option to a deteriorating line. However, grabbing a big name WR and/or OL will lessen the quality the Bears could put on the DL. Kampman (replace Ogunleye) can’t be to happy being converted to LB, after success at DE and with the 3-4 Aaron doesn’t fit Packers’ defensive scheme. Unfortunately, the Bears might be stuck with their DT rotation that include Tommie Harris considering he is still owed a nice chuck of change, but Seymore or Wilfork will be very nice on the Bears DL. More importantly bring in a few safeties and keeping the rotation at corner with a few cheap backups with hopefully shore that unit up. What do you think?:

Ronnie Brown (RB)
Lendale White (RB)
Chester Taylor (RB)
Brandon Marshall (WR)
Leon Washington (RB)
Darren Sproles (RB)
Braylon Edwards (restricted) (WR)
Vincent Jackson (WR)
Terrell Owens (WR)
Antonio Bryant (WR)
Chris Chambers (WR)
Jahri Evans (G)
Logan Mankins (G)
Marcus McNeill (T)
Jared Gaither (T)
Julius Peppers (DE)
Elvis Dumervil (DE)
Aaron Kampman (DE)
Vince Wilfork (DT)
Richard Seymour (DT)
Casey Hampton (DT)
Ryan Pickett (DT)
Johnny Jolly (DT)
Steve Breaston (WR)
Kevin Walter (WR)
Miles Austin (WR)
Carlos Rogers (DB)
Dunta Robinson (DB)
Richard Marshall (DB)
Marlin Jackson (DB)
O.J. Atogwe (S)
Nick Collins (S)
Atari Bigby (S)

In the link above – Alex Brown only blames the players and not the coaches for the loss.

First Angelo threw Lovie under the bus after the debacle in Cincinnati when he question the Bear’s lack of adjustments.

Now this. Brown starts out by saying that ’It’s all the players and not the coaches."
Then he wonders why the Bears were able stop Arizona twice in a row late in the third quarter, after playing like zombies up until then.

Brown says “Why the hell can’t we do that from the first play?” Good question Alex. Here’s your answer.

Your headcoach doesn’t do a very good job getting his team ready to play. While you guys are acting like zombies on the field he’s doing the same thing on the sideline. The entire team is sleepwalking until the game is 3/4s over. It’s just that simple

Maybe the current Bears (players and coaches) should learn about a guy named Mike Ditka. Ditka lost a lot of games as the headcoach of the Bears. Rarely, however, did his team play like they were half asleep. If they did, Iron Mike was pretty good at giving them a wake up call on the sidelines. After all, that was his job.