So was Minnesota. Which is precisely how the Bears were able to send it to OT

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So we've gone from you arguing that the ball hit Allen on the "fingertips" to you conceding that, yes, the ball hit him in the palm, but only of one hand, and he would have needed to make a one-handed catch. Can we just skip forward to where you concede that if he turned his other hand over he could have easily had the completion, please?

Just to reiterate. Golf is his primary sport.

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Very good game from Caleb. Sure he fucked it on the sack in OT, but still. Very solid.

The D looks fully cooked. They need about three more pass rushers and a surgeon to remove Johnson’s head from his ass.

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Also, Bears fuck up by passing on taking 3 earlier in the game and going for 2 when they didn’t have too so coaching still costing games.


Bright side is Eberlose gets another loss that should push him closer to being out the door. Still it hurts to lose like this to a rival. No two ways about it.

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If the rule you followed lead you to this, of what use was the rule?

Hey Dumbass do you not realize that if Keenan Allen has to extend just to get a hand on it that it was a "bad throw"? Which is what I originally stated. You agreed with the dude who claimed that it was "in his hands" and then proceeded to provide a picture which demonstrated that it was not.
At what point will your stupid ass give it up?

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Maybe the football wizards smile on the Bears and somehow the 9ers let Shanny loose after 8 years of not getting over the hump.. and the Bears snag him up



I can dream right?

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If the rule you followed lead you to this, of what use was the rule?

They were still mixing man and zone and sending extra rushers on the Bears last couple of drives in regulation.. not sure what you’re talking about here

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If the rule you followed lead you to this, of what use was the rule?

I don’t think you can go back like that and assume everything else remains the same. They lucked into the onside recovery. The 2pt strategy played out almost exactly by-the-book.

I want Flus gone but I actually thought he wasn’t coaching from a place of fear for the first time maybe ever.

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See, this is bait to compare Caleb Williams to QBs we know turned out to be great who struggled in their rookie seasons, so you can reductio ad absurdum at the fact that I put Caleb Williams and Peyton Manning in the same sentence. But the reality is that plenty of rookie QBs have gone out and struggled only to achieve success later, or even be average or slightly above. And here we have a rookie QB who has seemingly overcome mid-season struggles to again perform at a high level despite his head coach losing games for him.

Your personal ideological beliefs are clouding your judgment, as evidenced by your constant referencing of DEI when it comes to Williams specifically. If you think you've covered up that tick sufficiently you're wrong.

Passing up the field goal to go for it on 4th & 4 because the crowd boo’d him was very bad.

He’s not Peyton Manning.

Got him. Do you remember posting the same thing about Justin Fields late in his 2nd year in the league?

You did the thing I literally said you were going to do.

Minnesota was up 2 touchdowns and took their foot off the gas in the 4th. It's clear that they were playing time and score after going up 14 points. They weren't manning up with the Bears all that much. Particularly so unless the Bears got into the Red Zone.

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Justin Fields 2nd year team was obviously tanking you stupid motherfucker. They were literally playing for draft positioning dumbass. Or are you just that stupid that you do not understand this? I was quite comfortable with that because they didn't have anything to play for other than that.
This team is quite different..Or are you too stupid to understand the difference in the "construction" of the 2 teams? Or what tanking constitutes?
Just Asking A Question

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You can’t just play this little rhetorical trick of “If I get out in front of saying something isn’t absurd then I can say whatever absurd shit I want” like I’m too stupid to know what exactly it is you are doing.

Caleb Williams got thoroughly outplayed by Sam Darnold today. You cannot take that outcome and extrapolate Peyton Manning onto it.

Without rewatching I can’t say for certain what the % of the calls were but the point is they absolutely brought extra pressure and manned up at times late in the game.


Unlike the Bears who did absolutely none of that on the final OT drive.

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If the rule you followed lead you to this, of what use was the rule?

Sweat got a sack on that last drive. WYC?

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Hey dumbass. You've spent the entirety of today whining about the Defense. Have you ever conceived that the Bears had the worst defense in the league during his 2nd year in the league

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Keep blaming Eberflus. Ownership is a joke.

I'm not comparing/projecting Caleb Williams with Peyton Manning, I'm saying that history shows that MANY rookie QBs who late find some amount of success can struggle in their rookie seasons, meaning that rookie season struggling is not necessarily indicative of being a poor NFL QB talent. I just merely pointed out that you try to bait people to mention the rookie struggles of famous QBs so you can faint in a chair at the absurdity of mentioning a rookie QB in the same manner as a HoFer or other great QB. It's just a cheap trick. Of course you are also "convinced" (you're not, it's an obvious bit) that through 11 games Williams is worthless, despite his performance today leading TWO improbable comeback drives to force OT against a good team after you argues that he only performed well against bums.

You hate woke DEI and you hate the Bears, but honestly I can't tell which hate is driving this bus of forced stupidity.

Is that really the argument you want to make, that Justin Fields was bad in his first few years because the defense performed poorly? Think about that for a second, Radio.

That’s great. But he’s not an ‘extra’ rusher and the Bears still ran soft zone on that last drive allowing big chunks of yards. Your reply here does not refute my actual point.


They sat back in soft zone and allowed the Queens to work down the field.

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If the rule you followed lead you to this, of what use was the rule?

It's time to remind everyone that this was your spin when Justin Fields was down three scores to the Colts earlier this year:



Note the lack of "playing time and score" when talking about the performance of Justin Fields against a defense that was up 3 scores.

You're a hopelessly special football prognosticator, Radio.

Hey Dumbass. You-ve spent the entirety of today complaining about the defense. Have you ever bothered to note that the Bears had the worst defense in the NFL during Fields 2nd year in the league? Just Asking A Question

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See, you can’t even admit to yourself that he Sam Darnold looked better than him today. A guy you could’ve had off the scrap heap outplayed your first overall pick and now you’re in another cope spiral pretending that this loss is Actually A Win.

Justin Fields was not impacted by the defense of the 2022 Chicago Bears in Week 4 of the 2024 NFL season.

Just to reiterate. He plays Golf as his primary sport. The first of Justin Fields TD scoring drives occurred at the 2:53 mark of the 3rd with his team down 17-3 at the time. Which isn't "time and score time" you stupid motherfucker

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I don't think Sam Darnold could have done half of what Caleb Williams was tasked with doing today, Caleb's athleticism and arm talent were miles ahead of of his QB competition. Darnold played an overhyped defense coached by a noted idiot, and won with an assist from a poorly coached special teams unit (if you want to be Big Mad about DEI, here's the spot).