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 Post subject: The O-line
PostPosted: Fri Nov 23, 2012 2:25 pm 
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What are you guys talking about? The O-Line isn't bad, it's Jerkface Cutler that's bad! If they had a nice guy as QB, then they'd protect him, someone who DOESN'T call out his teammates, like Toni Romo, or Aaron Rogers or Peyton Manning!
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Colonel Angus wrote:
What are you guys talking about? The O-Line isn't bad, it's Jerkface Cutler that's bad! If they had a nice guy as QB, then they'd protect him, someone who DOESN'T call out his teammates, like Toni Romo, or Aaron Rogers or Peyton Manning!


Rodgers doesn't have a RB and he's been sacked more than anyone else in the league but he finds a way not to look like a below average QB. Imagine how much better he would be if everything around him was perfect?
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Tice is worse than I thought he would be

He is really throwing some of these guys under a bus with the 'We cant block what we want to do" bullshit, because if that is the case, then he needs to change what "we do"

And the RT is about as close to a Off Coord getting to pick a player as one can ever get! It was his sons roomie! I think he might have known the kid a little better...and now Tice wants to tell everyone the kid is trying to hard????

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I'm tired of hearing that "every team has line problems." That may be so, but every team doesn't have two first-round busts at tackle get cut and benched, respectively, and every team doesn't have an offensive lineman straight-up quit the team. Is it now okay to say that the Bears' terrible offensive line is a really big problem beyond other teams' problems?

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PostPosted: Sat Nov 24, 2012 6:25 pm 
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Curious Hair wrote:
I'm tired of hearing that "every team has line problems." That may be so, but every team doesn't have two first-round busts at tackle get cut and benched, respectively, and every team doesn't have an offensive lineman straight-up quit the team. Is it now okay to say that the Bears' terrible offensive line is a really big problem beyond other teams' problems?


The Packers have 2 first round Tackles who are either on IR or PUP...still.

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Makaveli wrote:
Colonel Angus wrote:
What are you guys talking about? The O-Line isn't bad, it's Jerkface Cutler that's bad! If they had a nice guy as QB, then they'd protect him, someone who DOESN'T call out his teammates, like Toni Romo, or Aaron Rogers or Peyton Manning!


Rodgers doesn't have a RB and he's been sacked more than anyone else in the league but he finds a way not to look like a below average QB. Imagine how much better he would be if everything around him was perfect?

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Curious Hair wrote:
I'm tired of hearing that "every team has line problems."


Runaway meatballery. Same vein as saying "that game told us nothing about how good the Bears are" after every loss.

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PostPosted: Sun Nov 25, 2012 4:35 pm 
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This edition of the Bears has to be the worst play-action team in recent memory. Someone entirely whiffs on a block almost every time they try to fake the run.

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Urlacher's missing neck
 Post subject: Re: The O-line
PostPosted: Sun Nov 25, 2012 5:54 pm 
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2 knee injuries and an MIA player...what is left at guard?

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Curious Hair wrote:
I'm tired of hearing that "every team has line problems." That may be so, but every team doesn't have two first-round busts at tackle get cut and benched, respectively, and every team doesn't have an offensive lineman straight-up quit the team. Is it now okay to say that the Bears' terrible offensive line is a really big problem beyond other teams' problems?

Not sure about that. I highly doubt the folks in Arizona and Philadelphia believe the Bears o-line problems are worse than theirs.

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