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He's an amazing back. Atlanta has a good young team with a promising future.

I thought by now he'd have learned to go through his progressions quickly and make good decisions. This year he is surrounded with multiple weapons and yet...Terrible decisions, inconsistent play, panic in the pocket, etc. Year three.

Bad play call, bad execution. Stop me if you've heard that one before....

Heat. Kitchen. Can't handle, etc.

Quarterback is the most important position in the game. Right now, ours isn't good enough. Is he the only problem? No. Is it all his fault? No. Is he playing at an acceptable standard? No. This is year three. He looks like a rookie. Not. Good. Enough.

It seems like that's all the Bears ever do. And yet nothing changes. Same ol' Bears.

I'm done with the excuses...I know our O-line is terrible, but Joe Burrow took a team with a terrible offensive line to the Super Bowl. Our quarterback play is sub-standard. Period.

I was cautiously optimistic for JF...I thought this should be the year he takes the leap. No leap so far...Same old mistakes over and over. I watched him launch a laser to Claypool to pull us within three, and then I watched him panic on the goal line and throw the game away. The pattern never...

I'm not sure what to make of this matchup...Baker is far from perfect, one of the least scary QBs on our schedule in fact. That said, our defense looked pretty awful against a QB making his second career start last week. And that was at Soldier Field. JF cannot turn the ball over if the Bears...

You can look at it that way, but the League doesn't...Those games count. I imagine GB and TB didn't play their starters a great deal in the preseason either, so I'm not sure I'm buying that excuse. In fact, excuses don't do us any good at all. The season started last Sunday for the Bears and if...

This too shall pass. Just play better on gamedays and we can all quit paying attention to stuff like this.

From what I've heard, Van Ness is pretty raw and is considered a bit of a project. He did manage to run down JF once however and deny him the edge. As for Gary: Gary is still working his way back from a torn ACL suffered in Week 9 last season, but he was healthy enough to be in the lineup. He...

Not quite sure why management being unhappy about losing is a headline, but I guess that's the state of things here.

As someone once said, the other team gets paid too. "Hey Eisenhower! How hard can it be to take one little beach?"

Really good smokescreen. In retrospect, maybe Colonel Klink was also a genius...

Traded the top second-round pick for Chase Claypool...So, no.

The announcers had mentioned that the Packers had something like 8 or 9 first round draft picks on defense...And they've managed to keep them all. Look at our defense...It's a patchwork of free agents with a few draft picks. That's not homegrown, draft-and-develop, that's a mercenary army...

It may go even higher than that. Every few years, the Bears "clean house", firing the GM and HC and his staff. And then...Nothing changes. I'm pointing a finger at Halas Hall.

I had thought (foolishly, it seems now) that this would be the time when JF would "make the leap"...I understand the offensive line is bad, but it seems like it's more than that. Jow Burrow played behind a terrible offensive line and made it all the way to the Super Bowl. I expect more out of...

My guess is that the Bears were trying to find a way to get him involved in the offense. It didn't work, and he wasn't. On a more positive note, hard as they are to come by, Cole Kmet. At least he shows effort.