Matt forte

[KittiesKorner]

in all fairness, and then set retroactively by cedric benson waking up hungover and farting at the snap

 

[run and shoot]

What happened in 5 games in 2013 does not necessarily equate to what would have happened if he started the whole season…..it’s more likely he would have reverted to his old self if he were the starter for 16 games…..the proof is in the pudding.

Well I'm happy that as of 2021, we don't have to re-live those nightmarish times. Go Fields, Go Dalton, Go Bears?

 

[run and shoot]

It has been said that Jay had 6 concussions while at Vanderbilt

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id believe it. Playing at Vandy wasn’t a help to his career by any means

So he should've have even been allowed to play in the NFL after having suffering 6 concussions?‍?
and a 11-35 W-L record . Go ahead you can yawn on it if ya want.

P.S. Do you hold jay accountable for anything, if so, what?

 

[knoxville7]

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So he should've have even been allowed to play in the NFL after having suffering 6 concussions?‍?
and a 11-35 W-L record . Go ahead you can yawn on it if ya want.

P.S. Do you hold jay accountable for anything, if so, what?

i think you’ve had concussion number 7

 

[jbd]

I liked watching Jones and Forte play. They were above average. Cedric 'bust' Benson on the other hand was garbage..

I also like Montgomery and think he will continue to improve some. Particularly with Daniels back and hopefully healthy, jenkins coming in and Mustipher playing well last season...looking forward to the entire offense making improvements in play this season honestly! GO BEARS!

 

[Chief Walking Stick]

which was previously set by thomas jones doing hammertime behind the line

Thomas Jones is the best running back in Bears history all around.

Sayers was made of glass, WaWa Payton was a broom closet crybaby and Forte was afraid to run between the tackles.

 

[Penny Traitor]

Thomas Jones is the best running back in Bears history all around.

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1402660522609291269

 

[Angry Boomer]

Walter Payton 1976-1980

7717 rushing yards

58 TD's

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www.nfl.com

 

[Chief Walking Stick]

Walter Payton 1976-1980

7717 rushing yards

58 TD's

NFL.com | Official Site of the National Football League

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And was a loser that pouted in a broom closet instead of celebrating with his team after winnibg the super bowl.

 

[Angry Boomer]

And was a loser that pouted in a broom closet instead of celebrating with his team after winnibg the super bowl.

Grim.....Can you link that to a reliable source? I never heard that before.

 

[Chief Walking Stick]

Grim.....Can you link that to a reliable source? I never heard that before.

Here's a link to the loser literally crying:

"I Ain't No Damned Monkey On A String": The Sadness Of Sweetness After Super Bowl XX

Today the 1985 Chicago Bears were finally honored at the White House—25 years after their 46-10 romp over the New England Patriots in Super Bowl XX. (The original trip was canceled because of the Challenger explosion.) That Super Bowl was memorable for many reasons—the headbands of Jim McMahon...

deadspin.com

 

[Angry Boomer]

Here's a link to the loser literally crying:

"I Ain't No Damned Monkey On A String": The Sadness Of Sweetness After Super Bowl XX

Today the 1985 Chicago Bears were finally honored at the White House—25 years after their 46-10 romp over the New England Patriots in Super Bowl XX. (The original trip was canceled because of the Challenger explosion.) That Super Bowl was memorable for many reasons—the headbands of Jim McMahon...

deadspin.com

Nothing about pouting in a broom closet though

 

[Chief Walking Stick]

Nothing about pouting in a broom closet though

Thats where they actually found him but they softened the blow in the article. Guy was the most overrated Bear of all time, almost as much as racist Urlacher.

 

[Angry Boomer]

Thats where they actually found him but they softened the blow in the article.

OK then..can you link that to a credible source

 

[Chief Walking Stick]

OK then..can you link that to a credible source

I think it was on Stormfront, your favorite website. Go look it up yourself.

 

[Angry Boomer]

I think it was on Stormfront, your favorite website. Go look it up yourself.

I googled it, and only came up with a message board reference by a poster. Was that you on another board?

His numbers stand though

 

[Anytime23]

I googled it, and only came up with a message board reference by a poster. Was that you on another board?

His numbers stand though

Most fumbles in Bears history. Id give the ball to a guy named Fridge too.

 

[FozzyBear]

Forte was decent. Never THE MAN, like a Barry, Walter, AP etc. BUT he was good for what he was. Came along during a shitty stretch of backfield bliss

I member when

Ced was a buster in chicago. I got tired of seeing the fake adrian peterson. Oh and 'f' me with those 3rd and 55 draws everyone knew garrett wolfe was running... christ..

Im not gonna hate mckie to the flat, I got love for a FB, still though... the change was needed.

I remember Ron Turner banging the drum for Forte. He was right about something.

 

[run and shoot]

So he should've have even been allowed to play in the NFL after having suffering 6 concussions?‍?
and a 11-35 W-L record at Vandy . Go ahead you can yawn on it if ya want.

P.S. Do you hold jay accountable for anything, if so, what?

i think you’ve had concussion number 7

Yeah....I won't ride on the cutler excuse train ??with ya, so now, I'm concussed. ? Gotcha.?

But let me know when you're ready for a ride in the culter accountability?. I'll have my chauffeur pick ya up. ?

 

[Angry Boomer]

Most fumbles in Bears history. Id give the ball to a guy named Fridge too.

Stands to reason.. He played for the Bears for 13 seasons and carried almost 4000 times for 16,000 +yards.. Can you name another Bears RB with those numbers that had fewer fumbles? I'll wait for your answer.

How many career fumbles did Walter Payton have? - Answers

Walter Payton had 86 career fumbles, 21 recovered by him or his team, 65 lost. The 86 fumbles was still the Chicago Bears individual career record 30 years after his retirement and 18 years after his death in 1999. He also holds the Bears career rushing and career touchdown records.

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"He also holds the Bears career rushing and career touchdown records."


BTW...Are there ANY Bear players that you like? Maybe you need to find a new team?