What, though, do you F*ing mean about "all things remaining equal" if the Bears had gotten barely mediocre play out of their qb they make the play-offs? That is total crap as a statement. They had a TERRIBLE offensive line last year. They had a TERRIBLE TE group last year. They had BELOW average RBS last year and a less than good receiver group also. SO...... ALL THINGS WERE NOT EQUAL LAST YEAR.

The defense has issues last year. Piniero missed kicks last year. There were injuries to vital players. There was questionable- at best- play calling nearly every game. There were inopportune penalties. The OLine was full of turnstyles. The blew a double digit 4th quarter lead to the fucking Chargers. Cue Furious to let us know that Mack disappeared. ALL of those issues aside, if Mitch had played well enough to rank in the middle third of NFL QBs as opposed to the bottom third which is where he ended up, the Bears are a playoff team.

You see, Frank, it takes more than just a quarterback to have a winning play-off team.

It's more fun to be a victim

There will never be an effective vaccine. I'll never get one anyway.

I covered all of this already, you old fart.

A better QB makes his team a winning team due to his own play. Mitch doesn't do that. Outside of one game here and there, he hasn't ever.

The Bears were not in the playoffs due to the offense last years. There's no denying it. Statistics, game summaries, and all other quantitive and qualitative evidence is freely available in this thread and on the net. All of it points to the offense.

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There will never be an effective vaccine. I'll never get one anyway.

Yeah, barring an injury to Foles, he will be a backup on another team next year. He’s is wildly inaccurate—missing an open receiver for a certain touchdown and leading receivers out of bounds. He just doesn’t have it.

Pace should be fired for this blunder

Weird, I see Dolphin looking in my asshole