Bears matchup = Fox ball

Here you go.. go order yourself one in a ladies size small:

 

Funny, you're the first person I remember ever 'correcting'. It's not just a typical spelling error or typing 'teh' instead of 'the', or that it was done once or twice, which certainly is normal around here, with me too.

However, it's the consistent missuse of similar words almost every time that makes you look like a boob.

 

135 yards of offense is not good, and I already acknowledged that the Panthers were terrible for the first two quarters, but that was more a matter of Carolina just sucking and screwing up than Chicago somehow dominating. Once the Panthers stopped sucking, we were obviously the better team.

 

I think this is just how he is.

Kemoeatu made some solid plays out there, and I've noticed him getting upfield some on non-obvious pass plays, but not all. Of course, for him I would as rather he just be big and in the way, and bat a ball or two, but if he can get upfield I'll take it.


I don't know that the Brayton-at-DT for rush thing is really working. If they're going to do that much inside with supposedly quick players, they need to do more stunting. I really overestimated our DTs and I'm waiting to see more out of Lewis. As much as anything, just haven't seen anything out of Walker, who has been good in this league, which keeps Lewis out there more.

 

"The Bears would gain a total of 39 yards in 21 plays after the hit on Delhomme."

fuckin A - there's a little domination for Kiansdad

 

The Bears dominated nothing. The Panthers probably played the sloppiest most penalized half of offense I've ever seen them play and still won the game.

Keep talking Kian, you are quite fucking entertaining. I thought solarte was being a little harsh but he had you pegged for the ignorant dipshit you have proven yourself to be.

 

How can you not win (or atleast put up offensive numbers) when in the first half the panthers had like between 5-7 offsides penalties in 24 minutes...? That was just poor execution from Chicago, they had plenty of chances to score, and good field position for a good portion of the game. Just couldn't get the motor running. (Not complaining, GO PANTHERS!)

The panthers will be a force to be reckoned with. But you can't tell me John Fox isn't looking over his shoulder to see who tripped in the tunnel on the way to the locker room after our injury luck the past couple of years. But just think, we have beaten two solid teams, put up decent defensive, and impressive offensive numbers....WITHOUT, Steve Smith, the center of our offense for the last couple of years. This year could be something special. JMO though obviously.

 

Kian, had we played Green Bay yesterday, they probably would have buried us by halftime. Chew on that.

Could be. Just remember that it's only the second week of September. The Giants started 0-2 last year, and the Panthers were in first place halfway through the season. It was encouraging to see New Orleans giving up 300+ yards to Jason Campbell and Atlanta getting a reality check, so I feel good about our chances of winning this division. At the same time, we're probably one or two injuries away from being 8-8 or 7-9 again.

 

The Bears swept the Packers last year and have won 5 of the last 6 in the series.. chew on that.

But you are right.. the bears had no excuse losing that game yesterday. Olsen had two fumbles, one at the Carolina 27 and the other at the Bears 32 that would have been a 9 yard gain on 1st and 10. Turn either of those drives into points and I think the Panthers would have laid down and played dead.

But it didnt happen.. so, congrats to the Panthers on the win.

 

what if, what if....what if the panthers dont have a penalty that negated Moose's TD. what if that punt wasn't blocked. what if King hadnt fumbled.....

Bears lost ,quit making excuses