The Bears Den: September 23, 2010

Screw you Rodgers…dont worry about Harris, worry about Peppers, and how he introduced himself to Matt Stafford

Short and sweet of the article:

… But for as disjointed as things looked less than a month ago, it’s a smooth production and you’ve learned if something isn’t working, they’re working to fix it. Quickly.

That was the most encouraging thing I saw on Sunday.

I was looking at Spencer and Ware coming off the edge in those first couple plays and I kept saying, “We gotta get the ball out quicker!”

I honestly didn’t think it would happen (probably because of the many years of stubborness under Ron Turner), but when I saw the pass to Olsen over the middle of cleared out space I thought, “They made adjustments!? They actually made adjustments!!”

Some have questioned why Coach Jeff Fisher would have excused him prior to such a big game, against a complicated defense. All have questioned why Young was absent.

Well, he had a pretty good excuse. Young attended a "Dear Dads Breakfast" for the sons of the late Steve McNair at St. Paul Christian Academy. He picked up Tyler and Trent McNair that morning, took them to breakfast and school. He did the same thing last September following Steve McNair’s death.

Young asked Fisher for permission to attend the function several weeks back.

Linkasaurus Pops.

“With the injury [to Chris Williams], the pressure the quarterback was under as well as a hostile environment, to handle that and settle down and find a way was great to see,” Angelo said. “Our players and coaches are to be commended on how they handled it. They’re exceptional coaches and we saw why.”

Having four game managers on staff that have done it on a top tier level (regardless of level of success) has to benefit your team. I think most of us believed that it would, but the national media is starting to believe that as well.

I was listening to ESPN 1000 (or was it 670AM?) yesterday with Troy Aikman and Troy mentioned the benefit of having four HCs on staff and how that has to impact the gameplanning and “on the field” adjustments.

I think as the season progresses, you will hear more about this dynamic.

and the crowd goes wild!!!

Too bad I will probably never be able to afford one. Haha. Those are some sick whips.

but want more people to see it. So I’ll add it here.

http://www.denverpost.com/paige/ci_16149407

Lessons we can and should learn from Kenny McKinley’s death. Beautifully written from Woody Paige. Seriously, go read it.

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