The Bears Den - 11/18/09
by ChiFan13 on Nov 18, 2009 12:00 AM CST
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....where we can't see at night and we move too much during press conferences.
The Bears Network won four Emmy Awards. Huzzah!
Tommie Harris wants to help the Bears win for Lovie Smith.
Tommie Harris: The Bears have no room for error.
Ten thoughts on the Bears.
A Steelers fan claims a Bears fan drugged his drank and now he's blind because of it.
Devin Hester is focusing on getting back in the groove.
Steve Rosenbloom: Grossman's dad was right.
David Haugh: Bears' handling of Grossman is more about bad judgment than bad intentions.
Comcast SportsNet Chicago
The coaches are practicing accountability by practicing it.
John Mullin's Week 11 NFC North Power Rankings.
John Mullin: Let's compare Jay Cutler and Donovan McNabb.
Daily Herald
Lovie and the Bears aren't about to give up. Thanks!
Josh Beekman is working to improve his game. I sure hope so....
Barry Rozner: The Bears' blame goes all the way to the top.
Bob LeGere: Cutler can and should control his picks.
ESPN
Jeff Dickerson discusses the 2009 and the 2007 Bears' squads.
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They really need to change the name of 10 Thoughts on the Bears
to 4 Thoughts about the Bears and 6 Thoughts that can be kind of sort of related to the Bears.
by Sam Householder on Nov 18, 2009 1:20 AM CST reply actions 1 recs
Tommie wants to help the Bears win for Lovie Smith....
because he’s afraid he’ll get a coach who will actually make him work.
Because of the length of time between games, the media is making this seem like a bye week when the lead story in the Tribune sports section is about Rex Grossman’s dad. What I haven’t seen written about this “controversey” is whether Dan Grossman contacted Fred Mitchell to complain about the Bears, or did Mitchell contact him because it’s a slow news week? If the latter is true, the Tribune owes Dan Grossman an apology for setting him up to look like a lunatic father. Either way, who cares about Grossman or his dad?
Now, at the same time
Dan Grossman could have declined the interview and kept his damn mouth shut. I don’t really like Mitchell all that much as a Bears writers/columnst, but this one’s on Grossman.
I'M A MAN! I'M 23!
We don't know the context of the questions that were asked, so I disagree.
If he was asked his opinion of the Bears’ ability to develop QB’s and gave an hones opinion, I see it as sensationalism on the Trib’s part.
Not really tho
Mitchell could have easily just taken his words and left it at that.
I suppose we can agree to disagree.
I'M A MAN! I'M 23!
It really shows how slow a "football news" week it is when
we’re agreeing to disagree on this crap! We need a good firing or something that really matters.
since it's a slow week...
Here’s what (Fake) Jay Cutler has to say about it:
Rex Grossman’s dad is talking sh*t about me. Guess I can’t blame him for defending his daughter.
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by David Taylor on Nov 18, 2009 1:31 PM CST up reply actions
C'mon Everyone,
It’s not like Dan Grossman called a press conference. Some reporter asked him his opinion and he gave it. We hate the way Lovie gives non answers, and then we rip someone who was asked their opinion and actually gave it.
Can you blame Dan Grossman? He has watched his son go from 1st round pick and SB starter to 3rd stringer while going from savior to punching bag. Even after all that, it sounds like a pretty logical statement. If there was any bitterness, it is well hidden. If it had happened to my son, I would be more than a little bitter.
Regardless of the way Rex played, he did handle the media and the fanbase pretty well, and it looks like we can see where he gets it from. Leave Dan Grossman alone and lets tell our writers to write about something substantive.
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