Well said

But at least Wolfe doesn’t cost us 80 gajillion dollars to be non-productive.

A few weeks back there was a thread discussing the AP vs. GW issue. Everybody seemed pretty split on the issue. Both are great Special Teamers and stand up individuals.

I think, just the early guess, that the Bears do keep six receivers this year and Peterman and Kinder or Knox will end up being the odd men out.. Also the stars don’t align and Davis will stay. Not because I want him too, but because if we don’t sign a Veteran WR than that will make Davis our most experienced pass dropper.

Let’s hope the stars do align for Bennett and Iglesias in training camp. If those to inspire enough confidence, than maybe the Davis era will come to an end.

My fingers are crossed.

Since we ran the screen (unsuccessfully) on every every single freakin third down. Which was preceded by Thomas dive right (1st down) and Thomas dive right again (2nd down). Occasionally he let one of his 23 piss-poor QB’s throw a crossing route to the other team just to keep from being predictable.

Wolfe was so ridiculous I though I was watching a video game on the easiest difficulty level. I remember joking with GG that the Bears needed to draft him. Too bad we haven’t done anything with him yet.

His slipperiness seems similar to that of our #23. I didn’t quite see the burst, but the elusiveness was certainly there.

or does GW look a lot like Harvin did at Florida?

I really don’t think that Turner knows how to best use Wolf in our offense either. Plus our O-line hasn’t been making a lot of down field blocks the past couple years.

Out of curiosity, how do you think that playing against 3-4 defenses would effect Wolfe? Do you think that he would do better, worse, or no significant difference?

Turner somehow thinks running Wolfe between the tackles is something that he can do successfully … not that it can’t happen once in a while, but the dude needs space and to be in the open field to make plays. He should be used like an H-back, line him up in the slot on occasion.