Pace can’t block,idk why but it seems he struggles every game.Hester is turing into a true number 1 with his speed and hands.Forte needs to hit the hole !!!

I had never felt so down after a so-called blowout win. My Bears looks so pathetic on both sides of the ball yesterday that gives me deep concern. This season might be the most embarrassing season in Bears history, only second to the 0-16 Lions. With the next slate of (4) games, the Bears could be 4-7 or 7-9 with 3 winnable games Det, Stl and possible SF. The way this team is playing now, 2 games against Minn, then Cards, GB, BAL and PHI. I can’t see us winning against equal or better teams. More than ever, when our beloved OC Turner says, he plans to dumb down the playbook to simplify things. Huh? This guy has to be one of the worst offensive minds in football. Over the years he had to dumb down this coloring book for Grossman, Bennett, Orton, Forte, Benson and countless other players. Why is this happening?

Angelo trade for one of the games’ top young QBs. Then Lovie makes himself the defensive coach, bring in Ron Marinnelli, Orlando Pace, and tons of other bad signings and the team can’t improve at least by one game?

The ineptitude of Bears management has been so obvious this year. From top down, coaches and management have no place to hide, no excuse to shield them from with the mountains of evidence that points to them and give answers to why this team will have another failed season. Especially, with all the trades, releases, and acquisitions over the last couple of years that have been bad for this club and good for opponents.

Exhibit A, the Bears brass and coaches had released several players over the past 2 years that has the entire Bear nation on pause. Somehow those players’ new coaches and management found someway to turn Bears’ trash to treasure. In return, Bears coaches and management turn other teams treasures to trash. We fans can no more say, Bears just need better players. This team lacks an identity. The system and scheme is disadvantage to players and their development. Nevertheless, the Bears management and coaches have failed to build a structure to maximize players and produce tangible results on Sunday. For example, as a NFL fan, I know what the Eagles, Colts, and Pats are geared up to do every Sunday, but don’t have a clue what Cleveland is attempting to do. Are we turning into Cleveland and Oakland after being in the Super Bowl a few short years ago? What erosion, all due to bad draft picks and coaches that don’t know how to prep players. In the beginning, Lovie use to say, "We get off the Bus running the Ball" and teams knew that and put 8 in the box to stop the Bears scheme.

At the end of last season the Bears knew they had problems on the QB, Oline, WR, and secondary, but again failed to address them. This city has been talking about upgrades at those positions since forever, but I’ll give this club credit by answering the call at QB. Angelo continues to bring mediocre players back to like Davis, Peterson and Wolfe (to name a few) for Special teams, like he can’t find some idiot off the streets to come in and make tackles. Those few spots could have been for more productive players on the offensive side of the ball.

Recent, Angelo said in an interview that he has tons of cash to work with this offense, but how could you be upbeat about this guy picking the groceries? If ownership is smart, they’ll cut Angelo’s purse string and send him packing, give Shannahan or Cowher whatever they want, then raise ticket prices and put a good team on the field. Fans will pay anything for good product.

Sadly, there’s nothing this coaching staff or GM could do to fix all of these problems on this team. Most disheartening, no draft picks as another source to build and fix the problems on this team.

For this OL he dances too much in the backfield sometimes.Granted you have to do that and it’s a big part of his game but with this under achiever OL you can’t do that as much.

What about Beekman??? I seen 2 plays where he opened i mean opened the whole.One play went for 10 and another went for 6 but it was refreshing to see.

At least not to the degree in the past… Are you talking about when Roach was MLB (making the calls)?

It’s impossible to judge a QB with that seive of an offensive line – I don’t care who you have back there, when they’re getting continually run over, through and around then you could sprinkle magic fairy dust and it still wouldn’t make a difference. Let me ask a question – if Orton was behind center this year, how many games do you think the Bears would have won at this point? One? I’d give you a generous two games, but that’s it. Honestly, it’s painful to watch him start running about a millisecond after the ball is snapped – I don’t know why Turner’s not calling more roll – outs, just so that his QB doesn’t have his head taken off on almost every play. And how about that awesome red zone performance? Terrible – reminded me a lot of the awful Bears teams of the 70’s, where it was basically run Payton on every down and hope for the best. Except this time we don’t have a Payton, and it wouldn’t matter if we did.

I’ve heard that from Lovie, Maybe that was true once upon a time. You can’t be a running team if you have perhaps the worst O-Line play in the league.

Trying to figure out the philosophy of Forte’s use or lack there of. The O-Line stinks, no way to dress that up. But Forte’s long run after catch was a nice over under route that forced the backers back into coverage. What is so hard about that? Not sure why Turner and the offense move away from getting him touches in other ways (like that play). Orlando is about done and I would argue moving Wiliams over to the left side to see what he has – since that is his natural position.

That we see an o-line overhaul next year..do we have a list running anywhere of potential FA linemen for next year? since we aren’t getting jack crap out of the draft lol

Wolfe has played well every game? Seriously? On what factor do you base that judgement on? He’s had a few good runs, but he’s seriously sucked a— back there on blitzes, even worse than Olsen at times. Maybe they’ll have to do a shotgun the whole game – I don’t care, I just don’t want to see Cutler get seriously injured. It’s a miracle that it hasn’t happened yet – he’s a tough guy back there, but you can’t expect him to continue to play chicken with 300 lb. lineman all the damn day.

Therefore the very tired routine of ripping Ron Turner should stop. It’s retarded is what it is.

Orlando Pace should be cut yesterday. Retirement ceremony should be drawn up for Olin Kreutz. Frank Omiyale should be left at the airport. The Bears should ask for a refund on Chris Williams.

That leaves Roberto Garza as the only member of the o-line who you can’t point a finger at. And nobody, and I mean nobody, would ever mistake Garza as a Pro-Bowl caliber guard.