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Re: Packers vs Bears
« Reply #15 on: December 17, 2012, 01:22:33 PM »
All the rumors surrounding Cutler in Denver was he was an a-hole to his team mates. He appears to be sour to his team mates in Chicago too. Bad idea to piss off the guys who keep you from getting whacked every play.
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Re: Packers vs Bears
« Reply #16 on: December 17, 2012, 11:17:21 PM »
I still hold judgement on cutler for a couple of reasons. In his 4 years in Chicago, he has has at least one of the 2 worst offensive lines every year he has been here. Up until this year, he has a wr group that could not of made many other squads in the nfl.

I am not saying he is elite, but in his last year in Denver, he was sacked 11 times that year.He made the Pro Bowl.  That now happens in 2 weeks here. I just would like to see if he ever got a chance with a real offensive line as a Bear. He has weapons on the outside now, but if he can't stay upright, how can you evaluate him? He just might be Tony Romo, Rivers or Flacco, and not a top 10 guy, but i still believe if you put a team and I mean a real team around him, with actual guys that can block and not 5 blobs of silly puddy dressing as lineman, I think he can win you a super bowl.

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Re: Packers vs Bears
« Reply #17 on: December 18, 2012, 12:56:12 AM »
Pezz, I totally agree on your o-line/Cutler analysis.  While he is obviously not a leader, hopefully that will change.  We may be witnessing a similar change in Dallas with Romo.

I still think DaBears will make the playoffs but Urlacher's return could be monumental.  He is the spiritual leader like Ray Lewis, who the Ravens need back in a desperate way.

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Re: Packers vs Bears
« Reply #18 on: December 18, 2012, 10:09:04 AM »
Anyone who makes a statement like this wasn't ever a "real fan" to begin with. Well now that Bears are no good, I will now root for their biggest rival because they are good.  thumbsdown thumbsdown
  Just venting as real fans have been known to do.   I still love the Bears but am not happy with them now.   No different than the many Bears fans in attendance at Sunday's game that were booing the home team and torked off Urlacher....fans have the right to show their dissatisfaction.   I will get behind the Pack though - same division, seem to be on a roll and they seem to want to win more than my beloved Chicago team....
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