Bears, Earth... Earth, Bears

Tobias-Reiper · 10-17-2006, 09:44 AM

If there ever was a game when a team beat itself, it was last night's game between the Bears and the Cardinals. Here's what we learned from last night's game:

The Bears aren't perfect - heard that, Xan

? - They can be forced to make mistakes on offense and can be beaten soundly.

"Tobias, you silly biatch. The Bears won the game"

No, the Bears did not win the game. It was given to them by a BAD Arizona coaching staff and by Rackers Vanderjagt ed .

Bad coaching staff because, by the end of the second quarter, it was so clear that the Arizona coaching staff all of the sudden realized "hey, we can actually win this mo-fo", and all of the sudden it was 2 runs up the gut then short/screen pass. They actually got scared of the idea that the could beat the mighty Bears, and went away from the passing game that was working pretty well for them. It was obvious that they were not going to run the ball against the Bears from the first series, so why go run-run-short pass? No one thinks you are going to win. You somehow are winning. Go for it! Seize the moment. You are not going to run the ball on first down against the Bears on their 30 yard line.
Dennis Green threw a little tantrum during his post game conference, cute and all, but instead he should be looking long and hard at the offensive play calling and his coaching.

On the bright side for the Cards, Matt Leinart is going to be a player. They have some talent in that team. But they do need to get rid of Dennis Green.

How does this relate to the Saints?\
... well, it was as if I was watching the 2001-2005 Saints, wearing red uniforms.
BUT, the 2006 Saints, these Saints finish that game.

10-17-2006, 09:44 AM	#1
Tobias-Reiper Merces Letifer Join Date: Dec 2004 Posts: 4,161	Bears, Earth... Earth, Bears If there ever was a game when a team beat itself, it was last night's game between the Bears and the Cardinals. Here's what we learned from last night's game: The Bears aren't perfect - heard that, Xan ? - They can be forced to make mistakes on offense and can be beaten soundly. "Tobias, you silly biatch. The Bears won the game" No, the Bears did not win the game. It was given to them by a BAD Arizona coaching staff and by Rackers Vanderjagt ed . Bad coaching staff because, by the end of the second quarter, it was so clear that the Arizona coaching staff all of the sudden realized "hey, we can actually win this mo-fo", and all of the sudden it was 2 runs up the gut then short/screen pass. They actually got scared of the idea that the could beat the mighty Bears, and went away from the passing game that was working pretty well for them. It was obvious that they were not going to run the ball against the Bears from the first series, so why go run-run-short pass? No one thinks you are going to win. You somehow are winning. Go for it! Seize the moment. You are not going to run the ball on first down against the Bears on their 30 yard line. Dennis Green threw a little tantrum during his post game conference, cute and all, but instead he should be looking long and hard at the offensive play calling and his coaching. On the bright side for the Cards, Matt Leinart is going to be a player. They have some talent in that team. But they do need to get rid of Dennis Green. How does this relate to the Saints?\ ... well, it was as if I was watching the 2001-2005 Saints, wearing red uniforms. BUT, the 2006 Saints, these Saints finish that game.
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