The Bears Den: 12/16/09

by Dane Noble on Dec 16, 2009 2:00 AM CST in The Bears Den

...where mass hysteria rules the next few weeks.

Galesburg: What are Lovie, Bears thinking?

Bears rookies spread holiday cheer to needy children.

Bears double-digit underdogs this coming Sunday at Baltimore.

Hope for the future? Young WRs may be worth building around.

Mayer: Bears dealing with a harsh reality. Fans have been dealing with that for weeks.

Potash: There might not be a next year for Lovie.

Lovie explains timeout/ challenge again. It didn't affect the outcome of the game.

Haugh chronicles time management miscues going back to 2004.

Aromashodu might not be guaranteed a spot in the future.

Vikes Henderson suspended 4 games. No, not that one, the other Henderson.

Baltimore dealing with injuries at the TE position.

Pompei breaks down the game film and hands out his weekly position grades.

Biggs: Bears need to improve draft day productivity. We agree Brad.

Drugs are bad, mmkay?

After losing to the Pack at home, Bears rise in ESPN's Power Rankings.

Seifert: Time to see these NFC North faces. For Bears, it's Aroma, Gaines, and Jarron.

Billick podcast: Cutler = Jeff George.

Similarities between Lovie and Wannstedt? Glass always half-full.

Rozner: Removing Turner won't do Cutler any good.

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Removing Turner

will help Cutler get better. Where is the evidence of on the job training and coaching? He’s obviously regressed; yes I know he doesn’t have Marshall to throw the ball to anymore.

We're not scaremongering (nightmare of a season continues), this is really happening (Bears are more than done) - Radiohead

by propheteer on Dec 16, 2009 10:16 AM CST reply actions

I just read that Richie Incognito (RG) got released by the Rams. While I don’t usually lobby for us to pick-up other teams’ outcasts, I am intrigued by Incognito. He was cut for getting 2 personal fouls last week & then arguing with the coach.

The guy is a hothead for sure, but he’s also a beast at Guard. We always talk about wanting a road-grading Guard to run behind — we’ll here he is. He’s only 26 and he brings that nastiness/intensity that we’re missing (other than Kreutz, who is well past his prime and may only have 3 games left in his career).

If we picked him up, our line (next year, at least) could be:

C. Williams – Incognito – Beekman – Garza – Shafer/Omiyale

by MakeHalasProud on Dec 16, 2009 11:00 AM CST reply actions