The Goddam Bears

[nebearsfan70]

They fucked up yet another game against GB. They are the Packers bitch, and have been for years. I'm so fucking tired of watching these bums lose to the darlings of ESPN year after year.

They are pathetic.

 

[anotheridiot]

we are who we thought they were.

what a complete joke of officiating, both sides just stood there laughing at these stupid calls. What has happened to officials?

What a play by ha ha keeping Bennet out of the end zone.

Otherwise, completely out coached on all levels.

no challenge on a clear short first down call, I guess it was second down so it was inevatable they would get it anyway.

Jay threw a half dozen passes in the breadbasket, two went to the packers. Missed Jeffrey wide open in the end zone throwing it 5 feet over his head. Forte had a nice game, I called Carey and Forte in the game together and both did well.

Allen down to 238 from pneumonia. maybe he can play linebacker when he gets back.

 

[nomoreshoop]

TERRIBLE officiating, pretty much cheese biased.
At the least it should have been 24 - 21 at the half, then I can toss out my complaints.
Too many phantom personal fouls which saved the 3rd drive for the Pwackers.
Then Jay and Bostic just gift wrapped the game for them.
That being said, Packers are still the better team, but it was fun seeing the Bears Offense make noodles out of their defense for 2.5 quarters.

 

[nomoreshoop]

Aaron Rodgers says "what is the difference between cigarettes and the Bears"
He says "I don't smoke cigarettes"
About sums it up.

 

[GNG]

They fucked up yet another game against GB. They are the Packers bitch, and have been for years. I'm so fucking tired of watching these bums lose to the darlings of ESPN year after year.

They are pathetic.

When Aaron Rodgers is on his A game the Packers are almost unbeatable. I wish he was the Cowboy's QB.

 

[LoftonPack80]

And I was piled on for not being threatened by your offseason free agency championship. Same old Bears. Same old Jay. Same tired ass team. This isn't even a rivalry anymore.

 

[GNG]

TERRIBLE officiating, pretty much cheese biased.
At the least it should have been 24 - 21 at the half, then I can toss out my complaints.
Too many phantom personal fouls which saved the 3rd drive for the Pwackers.
Then Jay and Bostic just gift wrapped the game for them.
That being said, Packers are still the better team, but it was fun seeing the Bears Offense make noodles out of their defense for 2.5 quarters.

I watched this game and I thought most of the calls went against Green Bay. You sound like a sore loser.

 

[nomoreshoop]

Eat shit mr guitars

 

[nomoreshoop]

eat shit lofton, out of Mrguitars asshole

 

[nomoreshoop]

mrguitar, piss on lofton at the same time

 

[nomoreshoop]

oh and I do live in Texas and root for the aggies

 

[GNG]

Eat shit mr guitars

Typical Bears fan. LOL

 

[LoftonPack80]

And the beat goes on......lol keep on being butthurt

 

[Smart]

We outgained them by 150 yards. It's the little things that cost us today. The Cutler overthrow that cost four points was huge. Prior to that, we were all just trading touchdowns and we were the first to give in.

Of course, the big game changer was the play at the end of the half. I'm genuinely at a loss for how tennis can have a system that can track the flight of every shot within millimeters (and has for almost a decade now), but the NFL, which its much bigger budget, has to rely on one goal-line camera. I can't fault the refs for the call that they made, but I am about 95% sure it crossed the goal line. It's horse-shit that they don't have a goal-line ball tracking system.

Besides that, it was really just the three picks (I think the one on 4th down was also a pick, but we didn't challenge because it was over by that point, and we didn't want to add a QB INT. to the stat-line to gain five yards). Jay's gonna do that sometimes. I'm not gonna fret about it because he'll only do it 4 times per year. This team is capable of winning just about every game if he doesn't do that, including today.

It is what it is. This is a team that's capable of beating anybody, but often just beats themselves. Today proved no different.

 

[GNG]

oh and I do live in Texas and root for the aggies

Then why aren't you a Cowboys fan like I am?

 

[nomoreshoop]

whatever, children, I post Bear stuff with Bear fans, while y'all like to stick your shit encrusted asses in other forums because you have no life, no substance to with which to enjoy your teams success, it can only be enjoyed by piling on the losers chatroom. I have no desire to enter your shit filled team specific chatrooms, I enjoy my Bear comrades win or lose just fine.

 

[nomoreshoop]

you can slurp Romo's shit all you want

 

[LoftonPack80]

We outgained them by 150 yards. It's the little things that cost us today. The Cutler overthrow that cost four points was huge. Prior to that, we were all just trading touchdowns and we were the first to give in.

Of course, the big game changer was the play at the end of the half. I'm genuinely at a loss for how tennis can have a system that can track the flight of every shot within millimeters (and has for almost a decade now), but the NFL, which its much bigger budget, has to rely on one goal-line camera. I can't fault the refs for the call that they made, but I am about 95% sure it crossed the goal line. It's horse-shit that they don't have a goal-line ball tracking system.

Besides that, it was really just the three picks (I think the one on 4th down was also a pick, but we didn't challenge because it was over by that point, and we didn't want to add a QB INT. to the stat-line to gain five yards). Jay's gonna do that sometimes. I'm not gonna fret about it because he'll only do it 4 times per year. This team is capable of winning just about every game if he doesn't do that, including today.

It is what it is. This is a team that's capable of beating anybody, but often just beats themselves. Today proved no different.

So you have a camera angle that the rest of the free world doesn't? What's your basis other then opinion that he got in? As Lynch said....The bobble plays a factor in that play. Nobody had a view of that other then Micah Hyde and his back blocked the camera. But yea 95% sounds close

 

[nomoreshoop]

you suck lofton!!! that is indisputable!!

 

[Smart]

So you have a camera angle that the rest of the free world doesn't? What's your basis other then opinion that he got in? As Lynch said....The bobble plays a factor in that play. Nobody had a view of that other then Micah Hyde and his back blocked the camera. But yea 95% sounds close

You can see how far the ball went backwards from the back angle, and you can see where it ended up from the side angle. I think when you combine the two, it's pretty obvious the ball was in.

And again, I have no problem with the call. I have a problem with the fact that the NFL could easily afford to put in a goal-line identification system which measure where the ball ends up within 1/10 of a millimeter (which they have in both tennis and soccer), but they don't. I've said that before, and it gets more ridiculous as each year goes by. What harm would it do exactly?