But then again, I’m not one of those fans that keep freaking out about every little thing that is happening. I agree some changes need to be made, but not necessarily right now – I’m assuming something will happen at the end of the season, when it should.

But again, I don’t want to get rid of Lovie, and I think we have a lot of potential and will do better next year because of the players growing and gelling this year. I never thought we’d do well this year, and while I don’t like to lose, I’m only a little surprised that we’ve done this poorly. However, I’m okay.
/end rant

You’re welcome to do what you want, but I don’t agree with the reasoning behind a billboard, so count me out. Good luck.

While the waiting list sits at 10 years or whatever as the rumors go and they continue selling out stadiums, I highly doubt the McCaskeys are hurting to change for the $$ revenue.

I think their absolute silence during this debacle they call a season, along with JA’s, goes to says just exactly how much of a difference a billboard will make.

Although if someone decides to get one, I will throw in some $$$, what the heck.

and as a result have a similar record in the next season, then I would be all for it. It would be a very powerful message especially in a huge market city like Chicago. We could protest the park district to install better turf while we’re at it as well. I’ll even design the damn thing!

nothing we fans say or do will have any affect on the team. we just have to sit back and smell the roses like we have pretty much done for the last 25 years when the bears were great.

have been “voting with their dollar” since 1994 and it hasn’t helped yet. Never underestimate a Sports Franchise owner’s ability to simply let things slide as long as they stay in the black. As long as they can still turn a profit there is no impetus to make ac hange except actually desiring to be a successful team. Billy Beane builds a team with no money and no fan support because winning and being successful matters to him. Chris Cohan (Warrios owner) could care less, he wants to make his money back and could care less about winning. True Warriors fans are fed up, but enough casual fans trickle into the Oracle Arena to keep his accounts happy.

As Bears fans, many of us are passionate and loyal, and the idea of skipping games, or giving up those rare season tickets for the possible betterment of the team sounds like a huge sacrifice and unless ALL of us comply it won’t work. The ownership has a captive audience, a captive paying audience.

Also, Raiders fans just put up a billboard for Al Davis telling him to get a GM. Think it’s going to work (hint: no it’s not).

Somebody over there needs to push the McCaskeys to sell up. The McCaskeys clearly don’t give a sh*t about football. They should finally stand aside and cash in – publicly float the Bears and let the fans own them. There are enough Cusacks and Pivens and Bill Murray’s out there to join forces with. Let’s own a piece of the Bears !!!