The Bears Den - 11/6/09
by ChiFan13 on Nov 6, 2009 12:00 AM CST
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....where we saw him reach for his groin and hold it, and, uh, whatever you do with a groin....rub it, that's what we think we witnessed.
Cardinals have been red-hot on the road this season.
The Bears are gearing up to face a potent offense.
Dah Mah Nah: An ugly victory and a homely future for the Bears.
Neil Hayes: Ron Turner's job is on the line if the Bears can't figure it out.
Brad Biggs: Pare down isn't the Bears' fight song. Ha, ha.
For a running team, the Bears sure are passing a lot.
Jay Cutler discusses his diabetes in webisode form.
The Bears' receivers are coming into their own.
John Tait: Give the OL some more time.
Nathan Vasher has been making progress at safety.
Sam Farmer makes his Week 9 NFL picks.
Comcast SportsNet Chicago
Scaling back the offense? Don't think about it.
Devin Hester misses his second straight day of practice.
No pressure on the QB? No way.
Is the criticism of Lovie Smith fair or foul?
Daily Herald
Ron Turner believes that better focus will help turn around the offense.
The Bears' O is grinding to a halt.
Getting to Kurt Warner is critical for the Bears on Sunday.
ESPN
Zack Bowman has a hefty challenge ahead of him this week.
This game is a big one. Thanks!
Bears remember the 2006 Arizona game.
Sporting News
Our very own wiltfongjr gives his Bearprint for Success against the Cardinals.
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It’s all rainbows and bluebirds in his world. In Lovie’s world.
How the hell did
Dan McNeil, not only get another job in the sports industry, let alone the sun times…Oh well print media is dying anyway. Good spot for him to go…
Roach love the run stuffin', but don't forget about the TE over the middle!!
- "Original WCG Power Poster!"
I think Dan just writes a column once a week
But he’s bad on the Score. At times can be funny, at other times both him and Spiegs absolutely lose it and are just bad.
I'M A MAN! I'M 23!
Why the hell is Vasher still playing safety?
Dont we have any other option?
why didn't you link to the Telander article?
i just want other people to experience the same pain i felt when reading that garbage. or maybe it was disgust, nausea…i just don’t have the words.
telandwe asks who is jay cutler?
Ugh that season completely sucked but i have so many other things to look forward to. GO BLACKHAWKS! GO BEARS! 2010 WHITE SOX!
by pierzynskirules on Nov 6, 2009 11:33 AM CST up reply actions
I skimmed that drivel. That’s three minutes of my life I won’t ever see again :-(
"The trouble with the world is that the stupid are cocksure and the intelligent are full of doubt." - Bertrand Russell
"F*** everybody outside of Halas Hall. BEARDOWN" - WavyGravy
Just a quick aside
I reserve the right to withhold articles for the Den that:
a) Continue meatball ideologies
b) Are so dumb that I don’t want to waste your time.
Granted, I didn’t see Telander’s article in time for Friday’s Den, but as you’ll notice in tomorrow’s Den, it ain’t there.
I'M A MAN! I'M 23!
very pointless
Ugh that season completely sucked but i have so many other things to look forward to. GO BLACKHAWKS! GO BEARS! 2010 WHITE SOX!
by pierzynskirules on Nov 10, 2009 12:46 PM CST up reply actions
That article was posted past the time I allow for the Den
Usually I do my final check around 11 or so, and last night it wasn’t up there.
But, as you point out, I’m glad it missed the cut for today’s Den.
I'M A MAN! I'M 23!
Pompei on Vasher
Where that confidence had gone is somewhat of a mystery.
I’m gonna go Robert Stack for you and solve this one. It went with the DT (Detrimental Turd).
At 27, it’s not like he has lost the physical ability to cover.
Now how he lost something that he never actually had… Don’t know how to solve that one.
Vasher
Jeff Dickerson said on a chat yesterday that Vasher is a good “centerfielder”. Says he’s till affective in zone coverage. That’s why he’s playing the Nickel.
by boondock_saint812 on Nov 6, 2009 10:11 AM CST up reply actions
On a scale of 1-10
Vasher is a solid 5. There’s probably two CBs on every other team that’s as good or better than Vasher.
If the offensive live looks like they play for "Our Sisters of the Poor" parochial school
can we then fire Harry Heistand at least as a symbolic gesture that our coaching staff may be fallible? Or should we just continue to say we’re happy with the players we have and we’ll continue to overpay them, cause, heaven forbid, criticism might bruise their fragile egos?
If you can't laugh at yourself you must not be very funny.
The offense is indeed live (meaning they're, for the most part not dead) but I meant "line".
If you can't laugh at yourself you must not be very funny.
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