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got damn. Wont open.
This is true, but I don't care if he's secretly female. He's the best QB the Bears have had since at least Jim McMahon. I love this guy.
got damn. Wont open.
I thought you were allowed contact if you're looking back at the ball?
NFL rules blow.
A lot if you're inside a receiver's shirt every time the QB throws a pass.
I can't believe GB is going to lose this game, TBH..
It looked like it was going to be a blowout when it was 10-0..special teams and penalties dominated the Packers..
Why wouldn't you let them score?
ing stupid coaching decisions by both Lovie and McCarthy.
Bear down!
3-0!
I can't wait until McCarthy is fired, I really can't stand him..such a bad coach..
GB just dominated themselves in this game..record amount of penalties, horrible ST, critical fumble to lose the game, 3 dropped INTs(including a dropped INT on the GW drive)..
Bears should make the playoffs, but they are a very unimpressive 3-0 team IMO..
Damn HH you are a negative nancy.
They were supposed to be an unimpressive 1-2 team at this point.
I'll take 3-0 no matter how unimpressive. Cutler is getting comfortable in the pocket and our defense is making some HARD hits.
Bears were predicted by many to go 6-10. They look like a pretty damn good football team right now, way above what a lot of people had them pegged at. Peppers is still a beast.
He clearly wasn't making a play on the ball.
To those that say GB should have clearly won this game, the Bears could easily have been up 21-10 if they convert near the goal.
To the haters, the pass over the middle to Olsen was beautiful. If Cutler stops throwing those rainbows, he's going to be very, very dangerous.
He turned his head and Bennett went through him. It's similar to the Allen/Braylon call last night except Allen never got his head around.
That should be a non-call as he has every right to his position on the field and he was looking for the ball.
He threw four passes directly into the hands of the GB defense.
His decision making still sucks.
Okay dude.
You can't intentionally restrict a receiver's movement if you're "looking" for the ball. Else you'd have a LOT of cornerbacks with their head on a swivel as they tackle a wideout to the ground.
He didn't know where the ball was and he impeded a receiver. Textbook pass interference. The calls don't get more obvious than that.
Are you counting the one where he got hit in the helmet by the defensive player?
He had his hands wrapped around him
You don't need to know all the rules to see that this clearly was a PI.
Btw, last night's play wasn't anything like this one
Cutler is the same as he's always been, TBH..I watched him from the first game of his NFL career, to his last game as a Bronco, to most of his games with the Bears..he's getting a lot of hype right now, because the Bears are 3-0..
Cutler is extremely talented, one of the most talented QBs in the NFL, but I don't think he's any different, at least IMO..he still throws a lot of stupid passes, makes a lot of bad decisions, and is still shaky in the red zone..
He's definitely the best QB the Bears have had in a long time, and he's a top 10 QB in the NFL IMO, but I don't really see how he's any different..the real test will be how he's playing down the stretch, because he always disappointed us when the team needed to not choke for a playoff spot(along with the rest of the team)..
It's his footwork. When he sets to throw, he throws some of the nicest passes in the league.
Unfortunately, he rarely sets his feet and tends to throw a lot of passes off his back foot.
da bearsh are this years version of the 2009 broncos...wont end up better than 8-8.
They have a tough home stretch and I could definitely see that.
Plus, their RZ offense is non-existent.
plus cutler is an average qb at best. he completes as many passes to the opposition as he does to his wr corps.
This is pretty spot on.
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