Talk about striking GOLD after ONE game. Makes you feel bad for him though, kinda reminded me of the Mike Brown injury starting off ‘07 in San Diego after he had an INT and then BOOM, your season’s over. Never wish that upon anybody, but definitely a good thing for Cutler & company in Week 2.

I don’t care if he’s playing or not. It’s going to be a big battle for the Bears.

Oh and thats why you fall on the ball. He tried to get cute.

In the 2003 draft, Jerry Angelo traded from the #4 spot to the #14 and #22. Taking Rex Grossman at #22 wasn’t that bad a pick, even though Willis McGahee, Dallas Clark, and Larry Johnson soon followed. Taking Michael Haynes at #14, however, two spots ahead of Troy Polamolu at #16 was a horrible pick. At least Grossman is still playing in the NFL.

I can’t help but think that if JA had drafted Polamalu – the Bears and Seahawks would both have Super Bowl wins this decade. But that’s just a dream. JA didn’t know that Mike Brown would turn into paper.

but this is definitely a bonus for the Bears.

It could’ve been worse from the looks of the replay. Glad he won’t be disrupting the Bears offense next week, but I may have to look for a replacement if Cutler and company put up some points against the Pack.

At least he’ll miss the bears game!

Their defense will miss him, but they’ll still be extremely good.

But they seemed OK without him in the 2nd half, I mean they still won without him. Granted Collins isnt really a deep ball threat.

polamalu is great against the run n with him being out expect forte to have a huge running game which may open the passing game

if the bears d-line creates pressure against the steelers mediocre o-line n pressure n hurry big ben into mistakes we may win it

but after skimming over the responses, no one else has said it. MADDEN CURSE