I only listened to part of the first half on the radio driving to a lunch appointment. This team isn't worth dedicating any single-tasking time in front of the TV. Got out of the car at the 2 minute warning of the first half.

I get back in the car and hear the postgame on BBM and start flipping around as I'm driving home. My god, when you have Ron Gleason, who is the blandest person in Chicago radio and on the fucking flagship postgame show, going off on a rant about how horrible this team is... you've got to wonder if they have been given George's tacit ok to just start ripping everybody on the air.

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"When people want their version of the truth, they go find it, no matter how baseless their beliefs." -- Ken Rosenthal

I waited until after the game to read this Bob LeGere notes article in the DH. It is a classic dick sucking article where a team wins a game and all is fine. Are you kidding me with things moving in the right direction last year with one more win? How's the culture after today's beating? They should go watch Resevoir Dogs and see what Mr Wolf says about sucking your dick.

"Culture of Chicago Bears locker room getting stronger

It might seem odd for the head coach of a 2-6 football team to say that team's locker room is headed in the right direction.

But John Fox explained it thusly:


"It's the culture," Fox said. "We talk about (that) we were a 6-10 team last year. We made some progress (from 5-11 in 2014). But it's last place. It's 6-10. It's a losing record. That is not what we aspire to be. But we made progress.

"The culture, the personality of the team -- obviously we got a lot younger. You look at the transformation from the oldest team in the league to one of the younger rosters in the league, so you're building that. And you do get the right kind of guys. You do have the culture that you want."

The Bears have just three players on the 53-man roster over 30. They have nine players 25 or younger just among the defensive backs -- and 16 more sprinkled throughout the roster.

The improved culture and the youth movement was put to the test during a 1-6 start before the victory over the Vikings provided a ray of hope.

"It's been a tough season for sure," Fox said. "But even before the win against Minnesota, I still felt good. The guys were pulling (together) and working in the right direction. So the spirit and the attitude and all those things were right. Now it's just a matter of getting W's and that's what we all get paid to do."

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