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  1. Love hasn't had anyone else coaching him since joining the NFL...and Parsons came from the telenovela that is Jerry's team. Couple that with the "youngest team in the NFL" moniker, and I take what the players publicly say defending him with a grain of salt. I'm sure his demeanor makes them comfortable...but that hasn't led to anything but early playoff exits based on team expectations developed during regular seasons. Frankly I think this roster could use a good kick in the posterior, and MLF isn't the guy for that after developing the culture that warrants that type of shift. MLF has been around coaching this team long enough for its culture to reflect him - I don't think continuity is the recipe for the Packers taking the next step in January football
  2. Rodgers literally gave it back to Bear fans f bombing him all game long and reminded them that he literally did own them in the heat of the moment. Ben Johnson has to be related to PCA - I bet he blushes when someone tells him he's accomplished nothing at the NFL level worth a damn yet, either. Its more about the Bears spearing Love, getting a 15 yard penalty on Nixon for choking him after a play, and then getting their panties in a bundle when Packer players were quoted saying they wanted the Bears in the playoffs - which was obvious to any rational football fan because they knew that was their best chance to win a road playoff game. It's ok though - the amount of actual on-field success Bears fans have experienced since I was a toddler is so small, I can at least understand why they have no clue how to handle it. Oh, and the Bears still suck
  3. I think it's more of an "act like you've been there before" approach....something the Bears organization has never had to worry about understanding.
  4. Have fun with a first place schedule and the realization you're going to have to start shedding veteran contracts this offseason to pay Williams on a roster that still needs a ton of help on defense, Bears fans. At least you beat the Packers twice though - hang that banner!
  5. Chicago will still throw a parade...Will be a good send-off when they move the stadium back to Gary
  6. Thank you for proving me wrong, Ram special teams
  7. This cannot come down to a rams field goal to win it...because they will screw it up
  8. Hey look, another Brett Favre play!
  9. Offensive geniuses...lol
  10. He'll be on the verge of superstardom until his style of play blows out a couple knees
  11. Both qb's playing like that, actually
  12. Bears are going to stumble into an actual drive by getting back to the run at some point
  13. Awful, windy conditions to pass...so naturally attempt 30 passes and run it only 10 times when you're getting 4.5 yards a carry. What the actual hell, McVay?
  14. This game reeks of awful Ram special teams costing them late
  15. I cant see them walking into Seattle and winning next wkend....but yeah its not zero percent possibility at this point Still think the Rams pull this one out
  16. Crazy one handed catch....that probably shouldnt be a catch. That ball moved once it hit the ground in his hand
  17. Texan receivers wearing the latest brand of vaseline-infused gloves today
  18. Pats might just kneel on it 3 plays amd punt until the Texans score again
  19. This is comically bad in terms of turnovers for Pats/Texans
  20. Its amazing that one of these teams or a Broncos team on a backup quarterback will be in the super bowl with how sloppy these offenses are.
  21. It starts with them getting a coach who can change a culture that wasnt anything like it was under Belichek. Along with spending a ton in free agency since their qb is on a rookie deal Also helps facing this Texans offense who seems to be allergic to holding onto the football
  22. Its a shame Stroud and the Texans' offense is imploding with turnovers on dropped passes and terrible pocket presence....their defense is awesome to watch play
  23. The issue is the Dodgers can go on autopilot for 162 games, make sure their veteran starters are healthy, and steamroll through the playoffs - their farm system and IL roster are plenty deep to sleepwalk to 90+ wins. I think the only way, absent the financial system actually getting fixed, to put the screws on their organization is for the rest of MLB to essentially boycott trading with the Dodgers, ultimately forcing then to have to flat out release or make available blocked prospects to the Rule 5 draft, and veterans coming off IL, getting nothing of value in return for them. That includes nobody selling them veteran reinforcements at the trade deadline, too. Force them to play with an aging roster or have to DFA valuable players.
  24. Exactly - the Dodgers are playing by the set of rules governing the sport...problem is the rules mirror what the warden had set up for the guards against the inmates in The Longest Yard. They arent fair and need to get changed - and its worth missing as many seasons as it takes to get it right.
  25. The US taxes their rich people plenty, too....that's a story for another setting though. I'm guessing Ohtani makes more in endorsements already being taxed in Japan anyways - and it'd be easy for him to find a nice spot in FLA or TX for 10 years before moving back to the motherland if he wanted to. So yeah, CA is getting screwed on deferred money.
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