Cutler taking the high ground on this does not surprise me. He’s just that type of person (so I’ve read).

It was a good hit (though admittedly, I thought it was McMahon/Martin all over again because I hadn’t realized Cutty landed on the football…I thought it was his shoulder that took the brunt of the tackle!) and if Cutler doesn’t have a problem with it, then the fans shouldn’t. Suh is maturing in this game and the fact that he checked on Cutler while he was down and then shook his hand as he got up and left the field proves it. A year ago, he wouldn’t have bothered to make sure the person he hit was okay.

“Da Bears better show some pride and pick it up a little. And by picking it up a little, I don’t mean Quitler shoving around his offensive lineman out of childish frustration like last time. Their recent pathetic history against the arch rival Packers is a complete embarrassment.”

No, it is unfortunate, but your insistence that we dwell on it is asinine…I remember years when Da Bears owned the NFC North (Central back then) and made the playoffs regularly…Packers stayed home, but man, if they managed a win or two against us in an otherwise-losing season, the GB fans trash-talked worse than they do now with a good team…Bottom line is, all that matters is THIS year, and who gets further in the playoffs or to the SB…If your team spanks us again in December, but we go deeper into the postseason than you do, then all your crowing means squat. And I don’t see you spanking us in any case.

Go Bears!

“I don’t think it will even matter when (yep) the Bears DO beat the packerds…….”

Sometimes I wonder how my descendents will react when that finally happens.

1. By then Bears will already have the division locked up, and

2. The packerds will only say “we beat ourselves” anyway, or whine and cry their cheese-sauce tears about the officiating like they always do…it’s always someone else’s fault. WAAAH!

Their excuse-making has by now far exceeded even the Vikings delusional off-season chest-thumping and the Lions off-season arrest records – it’s grown to such legendary proportions that even casual NFL fans outside of the division have come to know Green Blame for who they aren’t and what they blame.

And I agree, the Packers beating of the Bears was embarrassing..hoping for better times my friend…next time.

filthymcnasty1 says: Oct 24, 2012 2:39 PM

“The Bears haven’t beaten the Packers for over 2 years now, so I doubt the Packers are too concerned about a handful of regular season wins by Quitler and Co.”

Right…Because come game day that recent history matters more than which team plays better that day.”

Tell that to the Washington Generals next time they play the Harlam Globetrotters, because that’s what this rivalry is starting to feel like.

Da Bears better show some pride and pick it up a little. And by picking it up a little, I don’t mean Quitler shoving around his offensive lineman out of childish frustration like last time. Their recent pathetic history against the arch rival Packers is a complete embarrassment.

“Quitler has an arm like a rocket and when the stars align for the Bears, the Packers will worry.”

We should not use hater’s vocabulary, even in jest…It only encourages them, and confuses the slower ones.

“The Bears haven’t beaten the Packers for over 2 years now, so I doubt the Packers are too concerned about a handful of regular season wins by Quitler and Co.”

Right…Because come game day that recent history matters more than which team plays better that day.

Packers aren’t even better than the Colts. Or Vikings, for that matter.

Packers benefitted from an early season game against the Bears, where the o-line was still trying to sort itself out, and Cutler (also trying to learn to work with his third new OC in 3 years) played poorly as a result.

Toss in a lucky gimmick play and enemy turf, and there ya go.

I imagine right now most Pack fans are watching the Bears and are getting as nervous as a dairy cow does when he’s alone in the barn and the Wisconsin farmer walks in.

Which is why they’re all out and about, trolling in full force.

Speaking of full force, anyone who’s played contact sports could see that Suh-er was trying to end Cutler’s season. Suh’s not only an underhanded dirtbag, but a coward and a phony.

Cutler’s just too decent to call it what is was.

“The Packers are better than the Bears. Everyone knows it. Sorry!”

Right now the standings say otherwise…Heck, right now the standings say the Packers aren’t even as good as the Vikings.

Sorry!

That being said, Suh gonna kill someone one day. That cat is a beast! Our O-Line played well against Detroit’s D-line.

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We can “shut up,” eh?

The Packers are better than the Bears.

Everyone knows it.

Sorry!

Why did you write “legal”? There’s no need for quotes. How many other people do you need to tell you it was legal for you to understand that? This sport is dangerous, just look at what happened to Johnny Knox. I don’t care if you like Ronnie Lott, that doesn’t prove anything. If you can’t deal with tackles like the one Suh put on Cutler just stop watching because no one is forcing you.

“he was just crying like the three year old girl that he is. Once he was told he was not hurt – he calmed down. But had he broken a nail (or incurred any other booboo) – he would have quit before you could have tracked it!”

Some of you losers hiding behind your keyboards scare me withyour ignorance…Go Bears!