Who I Like Tonight
Is Chicago really a great job in the unlikely event Lovie Smith gets fired? To rebuild the Bears will take at least three primo offensive linemen, one or two wide receivers, a rush end, an impact linebacker, a safety with an anvil in his shoulder pads and one cover corner. The Bears have $11 million invested in Smith over the next two years, which makes his ouster problematic. I'm not expecting much from the Bears tonight in a game the Vikings have to win to hold off the hard-changing Eagles for the second playoff bye in the NFC -- I call it Minnesota 26, Chicago 10 -- but I'll tell you the game they'd better not lose. Chicago at Detroit, Week 17, with the third-string quarterback playing for the Lions. A loss like that would be very hazardous to Smith's Chicago future

http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2009/w ... mqb/4.html

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“Be Who You Are and Say What You Feel Because Those Who Mind Don't Matter and Those Who Matter Don't Mind.” ~ Dr. Suess


Nice Guys Finish Last

Thank you,and have a nice day !

From the same guy who picked the Bears to win the Super Bowl. Ha.

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Team Cutler.

To us, that'd be a hazardous game to loose. To Virginia McCaskey? She'd be concerned about how many season tickets are not being renewed.

With an inventive coordinator, some receivers, and no mandate to have Forte waste at least one down per series while he tries to get his grove back (seriously, does anything think that's Turner's idea? Mushrooms can see that's not working), the Jay acquisition would have gone down a lot better this year. Hopefully off season we start shoring up the aging lines, and getting at least one better receiver.

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Middle Aged Crazy, like Uncle Terry