St. Brown and the officials.

It's more fun to be a victim

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

The defense, St Brown, the refs and the Jews.

Yes it is.

When this is all over, which is not going to be for a while, Trump will be re-elected President.

Fields, Kicker or Defense?

Kicker. Santos had a rough day.

BlAmE tHe OfFiCiAlS.

The victims are the American People and the Republic itself.

Shut up Bob.

Fields, Kicker or Defense?

I have MANY years of experience in trying to appreciate steaming piles of dogshit.

You know we ain't the same poster but keep being a dumbass it looks good on you

Relax Denis, you're my guy.

Kicker. Santos had a rough day.

Hard not to say the refs tbh.. they called bad penalties that kept drives alive for Detroit and erased a big momentum swing pick by Sanborn which was an absolutely terrible call. Then there’s the incidental contact downfield knocking Kmet down and no flag (which would have kept the Bears final drive moving).. I’m going refs here


And I think that’s the 1st game in years I’d blame on them too

Yes it is.

When this is all over, which is not going to be for a while, Trump will be re-elected President.

Refs and Fields.

Fields no. OL was the worst I have seen this season. OL, Montgomery and Poles for inheriting a potential franchise QB and not surrounding him with protection.

Honorable mention to Luke Getsy for continuing to call QB runs when his QB was clearly hurting.

You all need to remove his penis from your mouths. Stop blaming everyone, but him for his failures.

Technically I was drunk (big surprise) and asked her if she liked a tongue up her ass.

Again, your comprehension needs work.

Technically I was drunk (big surprise) and asked her if she liked a tongue up her ass.

Again, your comprehension needs work.

It's sort of hard to argue that he is the reason that they have lost any of the past 4-5 games.

He wasn't good today. It's okay to acknowledge that. He was mostly spectacular on the ground for the past month. He needs to grow as a passer..

Technically I was drunk (big surprise) and asked her if she liked a tongue up her ass.

Again, your comprehension needs work.

Falcons were getting pressure with 4 man fronts. When that happens it's squarely on the OLine

It's also okay to acknowledge that he wasn't the reason they lost either.

They had the ball in Falcons territory for a chunk of the game. He played a role in the offense failures.

Technically I was drunk (big surprise) and asked her if she liked a tongue up her ass.

Again, your comprehension needs work.

Other than him, who would you consider to be a playmaker on this roster?

Bump. So far I am seeing it was Getsy’s play calling . Those same play calls that resulted in wide open receivers that were never thrown to but nevertheless, this one is on Getsy.

Wide receiver Darnell Mooney said the Bears' spacing issues Sunday came down to attention to detail and knowing where to line up depending on whether the ball is on the hash or in the middle of the field.

"I think it's just something we just have to continue to talk about with everyone," Mooney said Monday. "Like, the ball is in the middle of the field, or which hash, or whatever it may be. It's just something we have to get back to more detail on where we need to be on the spots-wise, based on where the ball is in the game. Usually, the ball is always on the hash, but the ball was kind of in the middle of the field, so we kind of have to figure out the details on that for sure."

Fields admitted the Bears have "a long way to go." Moore said the offense needs to "go back to the drawing board." Chase Claypool and left tackle Braxton Jones both pointed to mental lapses that severely cost the Bears in Tampa.

Claypool committed a critical offensive pass interference penalty late because he thought the Bears called a run, not a screen. The penalty backed the Bears up to the 6-yard line, and Bucs linebacker Shaq Barrett picked off Fields' screen pass and pushed his way into the end zone to put the final stake in the Bears' heart.

The Bears' offense had two impressive drives against the Bucs and a bunch of nothing on their other possessions. The lack of consistency in the passing game is frustrating, and there's no quick fix to get them back on track. Fields is holding the ball too long at times. The pass protection has been spotty. Receivers are running the wrong routes or sometimes executing the wrong play entirely.

Nothing is working right now. The Bears' offense is a complete disaster two games into a season that was supposed to be highlighted by Fields making a big leap as a passer.

The crisis consists precisely in the fact that the old is dying and the new cannot be born; in this interregnum a great variety of morbid symptoms appear.