For those of you lacking the mental capacity to see the insult made at the “anonymous GM” mocking the Lions and their management, I feel for you.

Clearly the post wasn’t “real.” Wow, some of you actually believed this; quite funny really.

See, here’s the thing. The Bears aren’t going anywhere with #6. Your 1950′s ice cream parlor, James Dean wannabe QB lacks the “it” factor, and frankly, that’s all that needs to be said. I give the Bears credit for an aging defense still producing at a high level, but when push comes to shove, Cutler won’t get the job done. Objective Bears fans realize this, enjoy the regular season wins, and hope the implosion isn’t too awful to “bare.”

“NAW.. dont sign Lovie not right now Chicago wants that trophy. If Lovie can bring home a Superbowl Win then Yea sign him but if not… Lets see who’s ready to coach… an offensive minded coach”

Agreed…And by the way, I am a Bears fan like you, not sure why you blasted me on the Alshon Jeffery thread yesterday, I think you mistakenly attributed someone else’s post to me…Go Bears!

I just read this from an anonymous rival GM from an insider at Pro Football Reporting:

“The Bears are the most overrated team in the NFL. This goes all the way up to the owner and down to the assistant coaches and even the quarterback. I mean what has Cutler ever accomplished as a Bear? The NFL is judged on wins and losses, and Cutler doesn’t have a Superbowl ring. And GM Phil Emery, what has he done other than create locker room divisions with his best players by not communicating with them? Their locker room is in shambles. One defensive player (also anonymous) said that he wishes Cutler’s red practice jersey would ‘turn to white’.”

Boom!
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Until you can name names, this post is drivel…And you are nothing more than a hater with an agenda.

I just read this from an anonymous rival GM from an insider at Pro Football Reporting:

“The Bears are the most overrated team in the NFL. This goes all the way up to the owner and down to the assistant coaches and even the quarterback. I mean what has Cutler ever accomplished as a Bear? The NFL is judged on wins and losses, and Cutler doesn’t have a Superbowl ring. And GM Phil Emery, what has he done other than create locker room divisions with his best players by not communicating with them? Their locker room is in shambles. One defensive player (also anonymous) said that he wishes Cutler’s red practice jersey would ‘turn to white’.”

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See that’s funny. I’d love to know where that came from. A quick google search only gave me this post. Plus, what is “Pro Football Reporting”?

That’s a lot of anonymous. Anonymous GM, Anonymous Insider, Anonymous Player. Also how would a rival GM know what’s going on in the Bears lockerroom and have a quote from a player?

Lastly, if you do a simple search the Cutler doesn’t wear a red practice jersey it’s orange.

“The Bears are the most overrated team in the NFL. This goes all the way up to the owner and down to the assistant coaches and even the quarterback. I mean what has Cutler ever accomplished as a Bear? The NFL is judged on wins and losses, and Cutler doesn’t have a Superbowl ring. And GM Phil Emery, what has he done other than create locker room divisions with his best players by not communicating with them? Their locker room is in shambles. One defensive player (also anonymous) said that he wishes Cutler’s red practice jersey would ‘turn to white’.”

Boom!

My only concern is that Jay Cutler would benefit from a strong offensive minded coach similar to what Favre had in Holmgren.

Why would they?

Goal 1: beat the Green Bay Packers.

If you can’t accomplish one goal, you don’t deserve to be rewarded.

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Well, technically he did.

Bears should definitely resign Lovie. After Dick Jauron and Wannie Bears fans should appreciate Lovie. I love how hard his players play for him.

and that’s why he should get an extension

Goal 1: beat the Green Bay Packers.

If you can’t accomplish one goal, you don’t deserve to be rewarded.

I don’t think so. This team is far too basic and mundane for my taste. Unless he bring home a Lobardi trophy, in the next two years, I would love to see someone new on the sidelines. Yea, he wins games but never the big one.