SeaBass

To be fair, he's got my donation beat by about $500K.

So long, Mr. Uecker. RIP Legend.

There's the price of having your #6 WR in the game.

Olé pass blocking ain't gonna get it done.

The Bears have DJ Moore and I don't think anybody is confusing him with Ja'Marr Chase. He still came through for his team and helped give them a chance to win. It's not even really about Reed. I think I'm mostly sour because the Packers fooled me. I thought they were good. They're merely average, or a tick above. The last 5 weeks of this season have put a real dampener on how I feel about this team. 3 losses in winnable games all against division rivals is deflating in any season. They just can't make the key play at the end of games to secure a victory, all 3 ended with the defense failing to prevent crucial 1st downs that led to game winning field goals. Even the 2 wins feel somewhat hollow in retrospect. New Orleans is a bad football team that was forced to play their backup QB. Still there were stretches of that game where the offensive ineptitude was apparent. I had considered that perhaps the Packers went more vanilla as the game went on to not reveal any plays or tendencies but they were still trying to play offense and score and they just fizzled. But they pitched a shutout so people were happy. Seattle had the feel of a game where the Seahawks could have mounted a comeback but then Geno got hurt and that ended their chances. In the 2nd half the Packers punted 4 times, failed a 4th down conversion and lost a fumble while scoring just 10 points. Pretty uninspiring stuff. Can they still beat any of the teams in the playoffs? Sure, it's possible. I don't think it's likely though. There is a lot of work to do this offseason.

Put my gravestone there because it wasn't irrelevant until after the game had ended. Still lost. The point has been, he's sucked for many weeks and he sucked on Sunday. I don't think there's anything more to add to it.

That one career fumble helped lose the team a game when the Bears scored a TD 3 plays and 21 yards later. He also muffed a punt that I misremembered as a loss of possession but he did in fact recover it.

Sure, as long as he doesn't fumble it away again.

...and capsized. And sunk.

A well earned loss. Can't brag about only losing to the best teams anymore.

Hell of a kick. Now it's up to the defense...

Packers saying, "Nah, you guys should win." To the bears.

I was about to type out that holding call should have been a personal foul facemask.

Wow. Miracle fumble.

Or just let them run right up the middle.

Even if they'd tied it they'd need to score again. MUST hold Chicago and get the ball back.

I think this offensive line is a touch overrated. Constant pressure from Chicago's front 4.

I'm tired of watching guys running sideways. Kraft just needs to run straight ahead with some force and he'd have a chance at driving towards the first down. But no.

This is a very loseable game.

That fooled absolutely nobody.

I think teams might be feeling less anxious about it given recent play the last couple weeks.

That aged nearly 5 minutes.

Sigh

I'm going to lose my mind the next dumb fumble we allow. Especially after interceptions.

Packers are dominating statistically, the fumble and punt return are all the Bears have. I might err on the side of caution and keep Love on the bench unless absolutely necessary.