but he sounded like a complete moron today. Did he really say the Bears got worse?!?! HAHA!! What a Joke! Because they gave up Orton, 2 first round overpriced – unproven draft picks?!

Take a look at my “Did the Bears give up too much?” post and you’ll see what I mean.

I just came on here to make a “I hate Mark Schlereth” fan post and what do I see but someone has beaten me to it. Schlereth and Dilfer have been completely against the Bears’ odds with Cutler because they want to complain about what they think his behavior was like towards the Broncos. Very annoying. And we’re 3rd in the NFC North right above the Lions and Aaron Rodgers is a better QB…man this is ridiculous.

but BOTH he and dilfer sounded like complete douchebags tonight.

You can point out our flaws without sounded like a sanctimonious jerk.

Very unprofessional. Wasn’t Schlereth a Bronco?

Seriously? Absolutely no reason to bring diabetes into it. None at all.

Mark Schlereth played for both the Broncos and the Redskins. He is just being a pissy little beotch because both of his old teams got hosed in the Cutler sweepstakes.

If Cutty would have gone to the Skins he would have been heaping praise on the deal no matter what agreement.

He is the only nay-sayer if have heard and Dilfer doesn’t want to rock the boat so he just goes along with what Schlereth says.

Who cares what any rubes on TV or the trib say, rejoice people! This is a good thing for the Bears.

Hes a homer it was funny hearing him and the great Tren bash Cutler and then talk about how other teams missed out.

that was the weirdest conversation I’ve ever read.

Mark goes on to say that the Bears haven’t done anything with their OLine to make Cutler a better player, and that “Cutler will regret becoming a Bear when he is laying on his back looking up saying, "Man, why am I in Chicago?”
This guy is a total HOMER. And he and Trent might be lovers.

That’s all. Doesn’t make him evil — just a poorly informed perspective on the team.

Bears could have finished between 6 wins and 11 wins in 2008, and in neither case would they have been a truly good team. They were an OK team, like most of the league, and they had an OK QB when Orton wasn’t limping. There were two surprises last season: The offense played much better than most of us expected, and the defense flopped.

I suspect Stink is down on the Bears because of the O-line, but I actually think we’ve improved it. Significantly. And we did it without breaking the bank or using a draft choice (yet). Pace is better than St. Clair. His health isn’t an enormous issue because we’ve got a young LT playing behind him. Shaffer had a down ‘08, but Tait really struggled last year at RT. Use Omiyale as a starter at guard, and I think you’ve upgraded three of five OL spots while improving your depth.

If the team acquires a veteran WR in the offseason to start opposite Hester and finds a couple of defensive and ST contributors in the draft, then I’m counting on coaching changes to improve the defense and a legitimate multi-threat QB to vastly improve the defense.

And then Stink will have to say that he was wrong about these comments.

Whenever addressing the Bears, he would always talk about their long-term problem at the QB positon. As soon as they land a top-10 QB, he says they gave up too much. He also goes on how he loves Orton, and how he’s a great leader, etc. He never once mentioned that about him until after the trade. He’s truly a Bear hater and deserves all the scorn of Bear fans.