Only the Bears could committ back to back face masks, and then blow coverage the next play. Thank god for the NFL package, so I can watch real teams.

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

Hey mr. redass, what "real teams" are you watching this afternoon? Miami? Oakland? Denver? Or is it Pittsburg, the Pittsburg the Bears beat last week?

Its not the SeaChickens or the Bears ....both bad

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

Bear wide receivers were the star today, they came out and made every catch. Hester and Bennett made some catches on some very tough throws

Seattle ran that same play action play a couple years ago to win the game. Either way it's a good road win.

I rarely troll.

IB he still isn't a #1 WR and never will be.

I think he is a 3.

I don't believe he is the 2nd best WR on this team.

Having a QB like Cutler makes everything easier. I like all of the Bears receivers but I feel that it would be a waste of a trade not to get a guy like Cutler a true #1. IMO that will make every other receiver better. This group will only get better in the coming weeks. I think Week 6 of the NFL season is when they will put it all together.

Right. The Bears are through the first tough stretch of the schedule 2-1. Now you get to feast on the delicious nummy nums:

Lions
Bye
@Falcons
@Bengals
Browns
Cardinals
@49ers

A couple games in there are tougher than others (Atlanta), but you really should go 5-1 or 4-2 in that stretch. 4-2 takes you to 6-3 with seven to play:

Eagles
@Vikings
Rams
Packers
@Ravens
Vikings
@Lions

Splitting the home and away gets you to 10-6. Maybe they lose to the Eagles but beat the Lions, but that's still 10-6. And frankly, I'm not that worried about the Vikings.

Why does he need to be? #2 WRs have a lot of value too. That's pretty much what Berrian was, and there was much gnashing of teeth when he left. Now, you have Bernard Berrian for a fraction of the cost.

am i wrong or isn't he paid very well? Unless i'm mistaken he's a good player but very oversaid

7/27/2008: Signed a four-year, $40.975 million contract extension through 2013.
The deal contains $15 million guaranteed, including a $5 million signing bonus and $18.939 million in performance-based escalators. $250,000 workout bonuses are available in each year.
2009: $550,000 (+ $5 million roster bonus),
2010: $750,000 (+ $5 million roster bonus),
2011: $1.5835 million,
2012: $1.646 million,
2013: $1,857,523 (+ $10 million "deescalating" roster bonus),
2014: Free Agent. Cap charge: $6,885,883 (2009).

five-year, $40 million contract. The deal includes $15 million guaranteed. 2009-2013: Under Contract, 2014: Free Agent. Cap charge: $5.9 million (2009).

6/23/2009: Signed a four-year, $26.885 million contract. The cap-friendly deal (after 2009) contains $16.25 million guaranteed, including an $11.25 million signing bonus and Jennings' first-year base salary. Another $3 million is available through incentives, including $25,000 per game played, $25,000 each season if he plays in 12 games and the Packers make the playoffs, and escalators maxing out at $700,000 in 2010, $1 million in 2011, and $1.25 million in 2012 based on playing time and team performance. $300,000 offseason workout bonuses are available 2010-2012.
2009: $5 million,
2010: $1.85 million,
2011: $2.7 million,
2012: $3.885 million,
2013: Free Agent.
Cap charges: $8.154 million (2009), $5.004 million (2010), $5.854 million (2011), $7.039 million (2012).

He may be the best WR in the division.

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

2nd best. Calvin Johnson is #1

Why does he need to be? #2 WRs have a lot of value too. That's pretty much what Berrian was, and there was much gnashing of teeth when he left. Now, you have Bernard Berrian for a fraction of the cost.

Signed a six-year, $43.4 million contract. The deal contains $16 million guaranteed, including a $5 million signing bonus and a first-year roster bonus of $8 million.
2009: $2.395 million (+ $3 million roster bonus),
2010: $3.7 million,
2011: $3.9 million,
2012: $6.9 million,
2013: $7.9 million,
2014: Free Agent