The Obvious

[cutty4ever]

For those who think that "a qb can elevate a team" and for those don't... it's all meaningless. You are one and the same.

We've had more qb's roll through here than most teams. If you think that we somehow beat the miraculous odds and ALL were busts you should stop reading here. You don't understand logic and should continue on with your "feelings".

For the rest who can see both sides of this football, please note that no qb in the history of this game has "elevated a team". This is a team sport. You either do your job and fit into the giant wheel or you are part of the problem and need to be replaced or repaired. None of this works without all of it (or most of it) working.

I have NO IDEA if Mitch is good, bad, or ugly. I nor you will ever know.

What we have here is a failure to communicate. We have ownership that is still fat on the legend of 85.

You want a winning organization? Start at the top.

 

[Anytime23]

Wrong.

/thread

 

[KingInTheNorth]

The irony of a ccs member with a Cutler username making QB evaluations is pretty humorous.

 

[TheWinman]

You're so clueless!!! lmao It's not worth explaining why you're so wrong

 

[Noonthirtyjoe]

The problems are much deeper then any one position.

 

[Penny Traitor]

please note that no qb in the history of this game has "elevated a team".

 

[HeHateMe]

The problems are much deeper then any one position.

*than, troll.

 

[iueyedoc]

For the rest who can see both sides of this football, please note that no qb in the history of this game has "elevated a team". This is a team sport. You either do your job and fit into the giant wheel or you are part of the problem and need to be replaced or repaired. None of this works without all of it (or most of it) working.

I feel like this is a quote from when FDR asked Stalin how he would fix the Bears QB position. Or maybe it is from Kaepernick.

 

[Spankypants]

For those who think that "a qb can elevate a team" and for those don't... it's all meaningless. You are one and the same.

We've had more qb's roll through here than most teams. If you think that we somehow beat the miraculous odds and ALL were busts you should stop reading here. You don't understand logic and should continue on with your "feelings".

For the rest who can see both sides of this football, please note that no qb in the history of this game has "elevated a team". This is a team sport. You either do your job and fit into the giant wheel or you are part of the problem and need to be replaced or repaired. None of this works without all of it (or most of it) working.

I have NO IDEA if Mitch is good, bad, or ugly. I nor you will ever know.

What we have here is a failure to communicate. We have ownership that is still fat on the legend of 85.

You want a winning organization? Start at the top.

"I nor you will ever know."
Really? "Nor"?

 

[Black Rainbow]

For the rest who can see both sides of this football, please note that no qb in the history of this game has "elevated a team".

So why do so many people assume the "season is over" if there's an injury to the starting QB?

I mean, over half the teams in the league fit that saying.

 

[JoJoBoxer]

"I nor you will ever know."
Really? "Nor"?
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I would be the one kicking the other kid in the nuts because they did not use "nor", but that is just me.

 

[MDB111™]

It's norther here nor thor ner.

 

[bearmick]

For those who think that "a qb can elevate a team" and for those don't... it's all meaningless. You are one and the same.

We've had more qb's roll through here than most teams. If you think that we somehow beat the miraculous odds and ALL were busts you should stop reading here. You don't understand logic and should continue on with your "feelings".

For the rest who can see both sides of this football, please note that no qb in the history of this game has "elevated a team". This is a team sport. You either do your job and fit into the giant wheel or you are part of the problem and need to be replaced or repaired. None of this works without all of it (or most of it) working.

I have NO IDEA if Mitch is good, bad, or ugly. I nor you will ever know.

What we have here is a failure to communicate. We have ownership that is still fat on the legend of 85.

You want a winning organization? Start at the top.

LOL @ all of this.

 

[MDB111™]

Michael Jordan
Wayne Gretzky
Pete Rose
Walter Payton
Tom Brady
Peyton Manning
Jay Cutler

What do they all have in common? They elevated their teams to their highest potential.

 

[Jack Lantern]

For those who think that "a qb can elevate a team" and for those don't... it's all meaningless. You are one and the same.

We've had more qb's roll through here than most teams. If you think that we somehow beat the miraculous odds and ALL were busts you should stop reading here. You don't understand logic and should continue on with your "feelings".

For the rest who can see both sides of this football, please note that no qb in the history of this game has "elevated a team". This is a team sport. You either do your job and fit into the giant wheel or you are part of the problem and need to be replaced or repaired. None of this works without all of it (or most of it) working.

I have NO IDEA if Mitch is good, bad, or ugly. I nor you will ever know.

What we have here is a failure to communicate. We have ownership that is still fat on the legend of 85.

You want a winning organization? Start at the top.

Your comment holds bigger weight had one of the ex Bear rejects left the team and performed well with another organization. All of the rejects who left Chicago had their career season with the Bears (the bar is that low) and performed at that same low bar with their new clubs before quietly disappearing from the NFL. Jay Cutler, Shane Matthews, Kyle Orton, Rick Mirer, Rex Grossman, Cade McNown, Josh McCown, Jim Miller etc etc. Not a single one did anything. When it's all said and done Mitch will be added to this list of infamy of ex Bear QB rejects.

Bears are just cursed at the QB position, it is what it is

 

[Jack Lantern]

Michael Jordan
Wayne Gretzky
Pete Rose
Walter Payton
Tom Brady
Peyton Manning
Jay Cutler

What do they all have in common? They elevated their teams to their highest potential.

Jay Cutler? He lead one single team to a playoff in his career. 2-11 vs Packers. and you list him in the same breath as Jordan and Brady? haha, I do hope it was a typo and you just had a brain fart.

 

[wonky73]

please note that no qb in the history of this game has "elevated a team".

Imagine posting an a message board about football, and knowing this little about football.

 

[abegibronlives]

For those who think that "a qb can elevate a team" and for those don't... it's all meaningless. You are one and the same.

We've had more qb's roll through here than most teams. If you think that we somehow beat the miraculous odds and ALL were busts you should stop reading here. You don't understand logic and should continue on with your "feelings".

For the rest who can see both sides of this football, please note that no qb in the history of this game has "elevated a team". This is a team sport. You either do your job and fit into the giant wheel or you are part of the problem and need to be replaced or repaired. None of this works without all of it (or most of it) working.

I have NO IDEA if Mitch is good, bad, or ugly. I nor you will ever know.

What we have here is a failure to communicate. We have ownership that is still fat on the legend of 85.

You want a winning organization? Start at the top.

Somehow, I think this organization would look a lot better if the Bears had Patrick Mahomes under center rather than what they have now.

If you want evidence that having the right guy at the one position makes up for a myriad of faults elsewhere, you need look no farther than our rivals to the north....

 

[bearmick]

We got exactly the same shit from QB excusers in the Cutler days too.

Everyone has better weapons.
Everyone has a better OL.
Everyone has better play calling.
No QB could succeed here.
Etc.

This is like watching a rerun. The difference was Cutler at least did have an elite arm, so it's more understandable that some people were fooled into thinking was going to turn the corner.

Trubisky has made it blatantly obvious that he sucks, yet people still blame everyone and everything else for why he hasn't produced.

 

[HeHateMe]

We got exactly the same shit from QB excusers in the Cutler days too.

Everyone has better weapons.
Everyone has a better OL.
Everyone has better play calling.
No QB could succeed here.
Etc.

This is like watching a rerun. The difference was Cutler at least did have an elite arm, so it's more understandable that some people were fooled into thinking was going to turn the corner.

Trubisky has made it blatantly obvious that he sucks, yet people still blame everyone and everything else for why he hasn't produced.

It's almost exactly the same scenario but some are even worse with it.

Did you see @BearsBud the other day? We know he is stubborn in his simplistic narratives but he took it even further saying that GMs shouldn't draft QBs until they rookie can come in and have a pro bowl OL and other weapons ready for him, and coaching/gameplans tailored to him.

WTF