Do not get confused here, David----

FUCK OFF

Your story is not funny, ass-dick

You ever seen a grow man seething red hot and spitting tacks.. my wife still hasn't said boo since about the 2nd quarter.. putting it mildly... I thought with the influx of spirits on the coaching staff that we wouldn't play a flat game.. yet here we are.. flat and busted for a September Sunday afternoon.. losing I can handle to a point.. getting pounded at the LOS.. it is utterly disappointing and draining.. I am too bought in I think..

My only solace.. the Bears are getting hammered on the LOS too...

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Well, I apologize for that one, by not by too terribly much.

I bet it felt good though telling off a couple ass-dicks. There really isn't much to talk about having your asses handed to you by the fricken bungles.

I have a real problem with McCarthey's play calling, case in point: 2nd and 2 run stuffed, then come back with the same bull shit call on third and two. Worst part is I told my brother excactly what the play would be. If a dumb shit like me can call that, I would certainly expect a highly paid DC to know what is coming.

The other thing is why call all the long pass plays when your QB is getting a beat down. It's just retarded. If the o-line is still playing this way after the bye week, I say shitcan Campen and Philben. These boys have been playing together long enough now not to look like dog shit.

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Well......if you ask me......their pad level was too low.



(Waits for the screaming at me to begin!)LOLOL!!!

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Cheesey, what kind of ass-dick would scream at you?

They'll first have to go back and look at the tape to determine the pad level and fundamentals.

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Funny, cause the Bears fans around here were crying that we would go 2-0 and I told em we have a tendency to lose to shit teams and beat good ones. God I hate being right sometimes.

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When I saw the thread title, I thought it would be about some players' starting jobs being in jeopardy, not the coach and GM. I don't want to think about the coach and GM until somewhere near the end of the season.

As for the players, I thought Barbre was awful again. Colledge at left tackle was also a disaster. And the line as a whole was just putrid. It was a continuation of last week's game. But the poor play of the defense was the real shocker. It was downright Slowik-ian.

I think there was a letdown factor after the emotion of last week's win over the Bears. That's no excuse, but it could explain some of the flatness. I was encouraged that the Bears beat the Steelers today. It is a reminder that in the NFL the pendulum swings both ways. Now we need it to swing back the other way, and fast.

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That's precisely why I stayed out of all the threads predicting routs this week. As far back as 1998, when the 10-0 Packers lost to the 0-10 Colts, I've noticed a disturbing tendency for this team to lose to the teams they really should beat. I'd love to be a fly on the wall during their pep talks and see what these guys are thinking before stepping on the field. They certainly seem underprepared for some opponents.

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