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Lovie is underappreciated in Chicago. There's not much a difference between what Lovie did on defense and what Trestman is doing on offense. Give a guy good players on their side of the ball and you'll see results.


Lovie is under appreciated & disliked by many in Chicago because of his douchebaggery & assholery. Bears Management also grew tired of it & decided it was time for a change. They were right.


I think it's more important to have the players respect the coach as opposed to fans, bloggers, journalists, radio hosts, and Bernsteins liking the coach. That being said, he got fired by a new GM, and they won two less games the next year.

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Lovie is underappreciated in Chicago. There's not much a difference between what Lovie did on defense and what Trestman is doing on offense. Give a guy good players on their side of the ball and you'll see results.


Lovie is under appreciated & disliked by many in Chicago because of his douchebaggery & assholery. Bears Management also grew tired of it & decided it was time for a change. They were right.

I'd confidently wager against Trestman achieving the same success as Lovie. Nine years with a winning percentage of .560 is very impressive.


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Lovie is underappreciated in Chicago. There's not much a difference between what Lovie did on defense and what Trestman is doing on offense. Give a guy good players on their side of the ball and you'll see results.


Lovie is under appreciated & disliked by many in Chicago because of his douchebaggery & assholery. Bears Management also grew tired of it & decided it was time for a change. They were right.

I'd confidently wager against Trestman achieving the same success as Lovie. Nine years with a winning percentage of .560 is very impressive.


http://www.philly.com/philly/blogs/moving_the_chains/Top_NFL_teams_since_2003.html

Plus, 3-3 in the playoffs.

Pardon me if I don't start cranking out hymns about this misunderstood legend.

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I think Emery is doing a great job of putting talent around Trestman. You couldn't say that about Angelo.

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Lovie is underappreciated in Chicago. There's not much a difference between what Lovie did on defense and what Trestman is doing on offense. Give a guy good players on their side of the ball and you'll see results.


Lovie is under appreciated & disliked by many in Chicago because of his douchebaggery & assholery. Bears Management also grew tired of it & decided it was time for a change. They were right.

I'd confidently wager against Trestman achieving the same success as Lovie. Nine years with a winning percentage of .560 is very impressive.


http://www.philly.com/philly/blogs/moving_the_chains/Top_NFL_teams_since_2003.html

Plus, 3-3 in the playoffs.

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Lovie could not coach an offense.
He had poor input on drafts.
He had poor selection of coaches, especially on the offensive side, and specifically losing Rivera was one of his worst offenses but let's not overlook the parade of awful offensive coordinators. Tobin is an obvious exception.
He had awful time management.
He was not particularly gifted at choosing when or what to challenge.
He was way too loyal to certain players who were either not good or past their primes and played them when it was beyond clear they could not cut it.
The Hester WR implementation was one of the worst coaching decisions in NFL history.

Fact is he'd be a great to awesome defensive coordinator. When looking at the above criticisms he made for a mediocre head coach at best.

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How did he managed to overcome all those things? Why did the team fall apart last season despite arguably being the most talented team we've seen in 20 years?

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How did he managed to overcome all those things? Why did the team fall apart last season despite arguably being the most talented team we've seen in 20 years?

He overcame those deficiencies based on his talent on one specific side of the ball and the fact that Urlacher is a beast. He had some serious talent around him. In 04 and 09 without him they were mediocre.
The team fell apart last season because urlacher was gone and the rest of the defense was old and bad and Briggs was hurt. Even lovie couldn't have done anything with last seasons bunch.
I'm not saying lovie is a bad guy. But he wasnt a good head coach. Excellent defensive mind. Probably could be one of the best.
But that's all he really did do well.

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How did he managed to overcome all those things?


When did he "overcome" anything?

The stars completely aligned when they made the Super Bowl. And I would say that was the exception, not the rule.


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How did he managed to overcome all those things?


When did he "overcome" anything?

The stars completely aligned when they made the Super Bowl. And I would say that was the exception, not the rule.

And frankly it could be argued that he coached himself right out of a super bowl title.
We've had that conversation way too many times though.

But good point.

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Nas, was I off base in your opinion on any of those bullet points above?

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How did he managed to overcome all those things? Why did the team fall apart last season despite arguably being the most talented team we've seen in 20 years?

He overcame those deficiencies based on his talent on one specific side of the ball and the fact that Urlacher is a beast. He had some serious talent around him. In 04 and 09 without him they were mediocre.
The team fell apart last season because urlacher was gone and the rest of the defense was old and bad and Briggs was hurt. Even lovie couldn't have done anything with last seasons bunch.
I'm not saying lovie is a bad guy. But he wasnt a good head coach. Excellent defensive mind. Probably could be one of the best.
But that's all he really did do well.


Urlacher was gone the year before but they found a way to be a top 10 defense. Also the offense was more talented last year than the defense ever was. These attempts to diminish what he did are bad.

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I'm not diminishing when he did. He was a .563 coach with 3 playoff appearances in 9 years and didn't win a Super Bowl with a regularly great defense. What is his great accomplishment that you find me diminishing?

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How did he managed to overcome all those things?


When did he "overcome" anything?

The stars completely aligned when they made the Super Bowl. And I would say that was the exception, not the rule.


He had a mediocre roster just about every season he was here and he was at worst average every year.

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For the record... above I typed Tobin but meant Toub.

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How did he managed to overcome all those things?


When did he "overcome" anything?

The stars completely aligned when they made the Super Bowl. And I would say that was the exception, not the rule.


He had a mediocre roster just about every season he was here and he was at worst average every year.

He had a defense of all stars every season.
And he was a draft war room warrior and he had a lot of input on those awful rosters.

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The .563 truly defines him. But he was surely a huge step up from Wannie, and the teams were infinitely more entertaining.

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Darkside wrote:
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How did he managed to overcome all those things?


When did he "overcome" anything?

The stars completely aligned when they made the Super Bowl. And I would say that was the exception, not the rule.


He had a mediocre roster just about every season he was here and he was at worst average every year.

He had a defense of all stars every season.
And he was a draft war room warrior and he had a lot of input on those awful rosters.


He did not have a defense of all stars every year.

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He did not have a defense of all stars every year.

Oh. And here I thought he had the greatest linebacker and some of the best corners and linemen all this time.

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DS I'll give you most of those criticisms, especially on offense. However it is not fair to diminish his coaching because of the "stars" on defense. It's not fair because coaches can either put stars in a position to succeed in a way that also helps the overall team, or they can fail to take advantage of a star's talents, as often does happen. He recognized the talents in each great player he had (not as many as being suggested in this thread) on defense and optimized their skills accordingly. Because of that recognition on his part, the Bears enjoyed some good to great defensive seasons.

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DS I'll give you most of those criticisms, especially on offense. However it is not fair to diminish his coaching because of the "stars" on defense. It's not fair because coaches can either put stars in a position to succeed in a way that also helps the overall team, or they can fail to take advantage of a star's talents, as often does happen. He recognized the talents in each great player he had (not as many as being suggested in this thread) on defense and optimized their skills accordingly. Because of that recognition on his part, the Bears enjoyed some good to great defensive seasons.

Perhaps I'm not being as clear as I should be.
I'm saying lovie is a great defensive coach. He optimized every ounce of potential his stars had while simultaneously fucking up huge with certain players that I won't get into that had no business on the roster.
I think he was an exceptional defensive coach and an overall mediocre head coach.
That's all.

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DS I'll give you most of those criticisms, especially on offense. However it is not fair to diminish his coaching because of the "stars" on defense. It's not fair because coaches can either put stars in a position to succeed in a way that also helps the overall team, or they can fail to take advantage of a star's talents, as often does happen. He recognized the talents in each great player he had (not as many as being suggested in this thread) on defense and optimized their skills accordingly. Because of that recognition on his part, the Bears enjoyed some good to great defensive seasons.

Perhaps I'm not being as clear as I should be.
I'm saying lovie is a great defensive coach. He optimized every ounce of potential his stars had while simultaneously fucking up huge with certain players that I won't get into that had no business on the roster.
I think he was an exceptional defensive coach and an overall mediocre head coach.
That's all.


got you 100%. one thing however - we sort of know all players who probably should have not been starting, but tell me: who would you have played? What bench player was waiting in the wings only to never get a chance because Lovie stubbornly stuck to his guys? I don't think there's a single case of that happening. It's a personnel (i.e. Angelo mostly, and maybe some Lovie depending on his input) problem.

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He did not have a defense of all stars every year.

Oh. And here I thought he had the greatest linebacker and some of the best corners and linemen all this time.


He had 1 clear cut HoF player. That isn't an all star team. In fact I would argue that the offense had more talent last season than Lovie ever had on defense and the team lost 2 more games than they did the year before.

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Lovie could not coach an offense.
He had poor input on drafts.
He had poor selection of coaches, especially on the offensive side, and specifically losing Rivera was one of his worst offenses but let's not overlook the parade of awful offensive coordinators. Tobin is an obvious exception.
He had awful time management.
He was not particularly gifted at choosing when or what to challenge.
He was way too loyal to certain players who were either not good or past their primes and played them when it was beyond clear they could not cut it.
The Hester WR implementation was one of the worst coaching decisions in NFL history.

Fact is he'd be a great to awesome defensive coordinator. When looking at the above criticisms he made for a mediocre head coach at best.


Nitpick, but Lovie had very little and sometimes no influence on draft picks. It was a huge point of contention for the coaching staff.


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DS I'll give you most of those criticisms, especially on offense. However it is not fair to diminish his coaching because of the "stars" on defense. It's not fair because coaches can either put stars in a position to succeed in a way that also helps the overall team, or they can fail to take advantage of a star's talents, as often does happen. He recognized the talents in each great player he had (not as many as being suggested in this thread) on defense and optimized their skills accordingly. Because of that recognition on his part, the Bears enjoyed some good to great defensive seasons.

Perhaps I'm not being as clear as I should be.
I'm saying lovie is a great defensive coach. He optimized every ounce of potential his stars had while simultaneously fucking up huge with certain players that I won't get into that had no business on the roster.
I think he was an exceptional defensive coach and an overall mediocre head coach.
That's all.


got you 100%. one thing however - we sort of know all players who probably should have not been starting, but tell me: who would you have played? What bench player was waiting in the wings only to never get a chance because Lovie stubbornly stuck to his guys? I don't think there's a single case of that happening. It's a personnel (i.e. Angelo mostly, and maybe some Lovie depending on his input) problem.


He maximized the the talent every year. Despite having a mediocre roster you knew that the Bears would compete every season.

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Lovie could not coach an offense.
He had poor input on drafts.
He had poor selection of coaches, especially on the offensive side, and specifically losing Rivera was one of his worst offenses but let's not overlook the parade of awful offensive coordinators. Tobin is an obvious exception.
He had awful time management.
He was not particularly gifted at choosing when or what to challenge.
He was way too loyal to certain players who were either not good or past their primes and played them when it was beyond clear they could not cut it.
The Hester WR implementation was one of the worst coaching decisions in NFL history.

Fact is he'd be a great to awesome defensive coordinator. When looking at the above criticisms he made for a mediocre head coach at best.


Nitpick, but Lovie had very little and sometimes no influence on draft picks. It was a huge point of contention for the coaching staff.


I'd wager that guys complaining about Lovie sticking to incompetent players for too long cannot name a player who should have played instead. And I can't either - not because I believed in whatever guy was starting at the time, but because the Bears rarely had any depth. It's a personnel issue that's somehow become Lovie's fault. How many players have left the Bears and gone on to enjoy good careers elsewhere?

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That's a great point. Only Olsen and Colombo. Colombo was hurt the entire time and Olsen was traded so Cutler would try to throw the ball to other receivers.

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Lovie is underappreciated in Chicago. There's not much a difference between what Lovie did on defense and what Trestman is doing on offense. Give a guy good players on their side of the ball and you'll see results.


Lovie is under appreciated & disliked by many in Chicago because of his douchebaggery & assholery. Bears Management also grew tired of it & decided it was time for a change. They were right.

I'd confidently wager against Trestman achieving the same success as Lovie. Nine years with a winning percentage of .560 is very impressive.


Your bar is set too low. Nine years with 5 winning seasons & 3 playoff appearances...& just 1 in the last 6 years, is average, not impressive.

I have higher expectations than that.

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