The guards are perfectly fine. Chris Williams should never be more than a swing tackle so he can backup every spot but center. Garza and Spencer can both be center or guard, and Lance Louis actually grades out good in pass protection and great in run blocking.

Everyone agrees Carimi is a solid option at RT, but he may end up at LT if they don’t improve in free agency. Even if they draft another tackle they probably son’t be comfortable starting him on the blindside. Carimi moves over, Webb is eventually overtaken by the draftee on the R.

The Bears line is fine. Address DE & CB, and get depth at WR & LB. I think they draft for value this year.

But I hope Jay Cutler gives his Hollywood starlet significant other a smooch goodbye before he goes out to play football. He might end up in the hospital with that “offensive” line and might be “out of action” for awhile.
Either that or he’s going to have to learn to run like a gazelle.

But an organization that doesn’t understand that football starts at the line of scrimmage with blocking and tackling doesn’t deserve to be successful. The only question is – Who will be the next scapegoat? aAnd finally – How long into the season will it take for this to happen?

So you think that Gabe Carimi is a good pro?.? Because he’s the one guy in this front five who has like almost nothing on tape as far as reg season games are concerned! Did you notice how the one free agent cast off from this squad was heavily looked at by a number of teams before being gobbled up last week (Frank Omyale).. The majority of this group are first round talents who are gonna do pretty good for themselves and they have two proven vets in Spencer & Garza..

I’m not sure what you don’t like about Cutler’s drop, I wish he would plant & step into his throw more consistently like he did more when he was in Denver. Having Bates around should help out in that regard. “Deer in the headlights” would imply that he’s scared or intimidated in the pocket. I’m very happy with Cutler’s toughness and his willingness to stand in & take a hit for the sake of delivering a good ball!! I’m not sure why it’s soo hard for some people to see just how close that team is to putting it all together & making history.!.! Maybe folks aren’t watching the games but just the Sunday evening highlight reel.?.?

That Detroit game was the turning point last season for the Bears! After that contest Lovie told Martz that his passing offense was getting the hook and turned the blocking scheme over to Mike Tice!! How did the sack numbers look for the next 5 games.?.?. Or for the rest of the season, aside from 2 bad outings they pulled it together nicely!!

In the 2010 season, the same thing happened. Following the Giants game that knocked Cutler out for a week, EVERYTHING changed up front and almost every pass came out on the third step!!

Now just imagine Mike Tice having the entire off season with these guys and not having to scrap all that they worked on thru camp in week 5!.!.! It’s all on tape and it’s blatantly obvious, night & day!! Heck, in both campaigns, this offense was moving the ball, scoring points and winning ball games even before the sacks were improved upon!! I’d say look out for the bears this year, gonna be some lob sided scoreboards!!

And I believe in the eradication of world hunger, that someday there will be no more war and that the world will be disease free.

I think I have a better chance.

1. Carimi plays more than 1 game
2. No Mike Martz sacrificing his QB with 7 step drops, no rolling pockets, etc.
3. Webb, Williams and Louis enter their third year, so can finally play like they have been there before.

Seems like they should be much improved without any free agents or even draft picks.

Emery said the same thing about the WRs, then made the Marshall trade on day 1 of free agency.

Sean Payton is rolling in his bed!!!