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I know it when I see it.

Don't even try to say that's out of context. The boilerplate response in pregame NFL media is to just compliment your opponent and appear humble. Especially if you are on by far the worst team in the NFL. I have no idea where these guys get this haughty attitude.

You got a dead cat bounce this week. Its unlikely his stock will be this high again at any point this season, things are not going to improve in Chicago. The Bears won't love it, but if they can get a second from Atlanta for him they'll pull the trigger. I don't think they'd do it for anything...

Per Adam Jahns, didn't even go to the stadium today.

I've been saying it all season. He's really bad.

Kansas City barely showed up this game. Then they started taking people out in the first half and once Travis Kelce got his touchdown for the cameras they sat everyone worth a damn. Won't be the case next week. Sean Payton is going to try his hardest to save that season and he's going to beat...

Sorry to say it.

Released.

How does it go?

It has to be no contest right? The Bears have never been this hopeless. They have fallen into Factory of Sadness territory.

Once Bret--I mean Aar--I mean Jordan Love is finally gone the Bears will be good again! What kind of loser thinking was that. Its one thing for the fans to believe it but actually professional football players and football coaches? Pathetic. But of course it runs deeper. The idea that Justin...

Your blindside protector would not really be rosterable on almost any other franchise. And he is such an incumbent starter that there is basically no alternative to him. The guy they drafted at tenth (also sucks) cannot play left tackle. You just have to grin and bear this for sixteen more...

Google it whatever. So funny to watch this unravel in slow motion inb4 negotiating ploy Maybe so, maybe not. But looks like the whole thing is on the verge.

Boo.

Capped it at three to keep dishonest and delusional answers.

Three years and a hundred million. Notable that fifty million of that is in the first year. Make of that whatever you will.

It was an atrocious call at a pivotal moment, and it was made all the worse by the fact that Mike Periera was not entirely wrong when he tried to justify it. This happens all the time. It is seriously hurting the league when the last two minutes of a tied Super Bowl were decided by such a soft...

Welcome to the Bears

In Trestman's disastrous final season when his job was clearly lost he benched a healthy Jay Cutler for Jimmy Clausen. Cutler wasn't playing well, but it was a clear move by Trestman to show that he was still the guy in charge despite what everyone in the media was saying. He was going to show...