Now go back and play with your barbies, you inbred.

Allow me to set you free from your IGNORANCE….the issue of “toughness” is a function of how many times a quarterback is HIT/SACKED and continues to play effectively (making it to the NFC Conference Championship game behind the worst pass-blocking line in the league is considered “effective” by most rational people):

Stafford is FRANGIBLE…..Romo is FRAGILE….Brady is a metrosexual wimp who has played behind a great offensive line most of his career……Manning ducks/dives/runs out of bounds and avoids hits although he has had good protection…Brees can’t take a pounding….nor can Vick…..neither can Ryan……

Who has been sacked the most in the League the past two years? Who has been HIT the most the past two years?

Who takes a licking and keeps on ticking?: Big Ben, Cutler and in the old days, the GOAT: Elway…..

Now, go back and play with your Legos!

Bradys injury was legit and required surgery. The amount of hits has nothing to do with an injury. Players do not just choose to sit out. Ditto for Palmer. I’m pretty sure Brady would have liked to try and repeat what they did the year before(except losing in the SB). Stafford is always injured and Romo sucks. The cowboys did better w/o him. Think next time before you make yourself sound like an ass, and use another example. I was born in chi town so naturally I respect the bears, but I am not a fan and I’ll be the first to tell you Cutler is not a wuss. I had a torn mcl and had surgery and the pain was unbearable. Annnnddd dino2997 is right LOL

Tsk…tsk…anti-Bear Bias Bubbling…….

P.S. Polegojim: If you had played Bears’ quarterback in the Giants game, you’d be crying out for your MAMA!

Cutler is the second toughest quarterback in the league (Big Ben #1)….Stafford and Romo were seldom hit and took the year off…..so did Brady, Palmer, et. al. and they all were hit a lot less than Cutler…..
Now, go play with your Legos….

Da Bears narrowly escaped, then later beat a back up who was having a bad day.

Not gonna happen this year.

Suhhhhhhhhh you this fall. Lock and Load.

Sorry, but I respect da Bears WAY too much to watch another season of Baby Jay’s Sideline Sulking Routine while licking his self-imposed wounds.

Iron Mike would have just slapped him silly—

Cutler: “And that’s why all these mean and critical people make me sad I think”

Ditka:“That’s interesting… You know what makes me sad? YOU DO! Maybe we should chug on over to namby-pamby land where maybe we can find some self confidence for you ya jackwagon.

“chi town did not dominate that game”

Total yards: 463 to 168.

???

Turnovers made this game way closer that it should’ve been.

The Calvin Johnson NON-reception was called correctly as has been illustrated numerous times and the Suh call in the second game had no bearing on the outcome of the game. So whine all you want. Bears were legitimately 2-0 against the Lions in 2010.

Lions fans go away- Suh’s penalty had zero impact on the conclusion of that game. You’re telling me that 2nd and 2 would’ve been difficult to attain? Megatron is a twit; all he had to do was come up with the ball.

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Wow, still whining about the correct call? No wonder the Lions still suck. The Bears dominated that game, and should have never let it come down to the last play anyways. Even Calvin Johnson himself said it was the correct call.

RB’s also take a constant beating, whether they are directly involved in the play or not. Their peak years are not long.

While the Bears have several holes that need immediate attention, if a solid RB is available, it would be wise to take him and develope him.

No man does it alone. The Bears best years always had good RB tandems.

Also, the Bears did have a 1000-yard receiver in Johnny Knox who had 1064 yards if you include the playoffs. This, like RB is a want, not a need. The Bears could become a dangerous offense if they can improve their line. Knox is going to be in his 3rd year and is already an excellent deep threat. Bennett is a 3rd down chain-mover while Hester has been used a lot less on offense lately, and his current role suits him well.

Oh, and Greg Olsen is a beastttt

Maybe the St Louis Rams need to begin grooming Sam Bradford’s eventual replacement at QB…

As long as they get to keep playing Detroit twice a year they’ll be fine.