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Ballet dancer.
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http://www.lyricsmode.com/lyrics/t/tom_jon...hes_a_lady.html
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Argh! Someone had to bring that play up, I suppose. As expected, it's you. I think Taylor in his prime transcended scheme. I doubt Parcells is giving away someone he feels is anywhere near his prime. The Skins are meeting an immediate need, I can't trash them for that. On the other hand, they do seem to have a knack for turning gold in the stacks of hay. We'll see...
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Quit using logic Pix. It'll do you no good here with me. The fact is Bradley hasn't really ever accomplished anything. WR should be a position you don't get this type of recurring injury. When a team hangs it's hat on a guy for this long, they're doing so to the detriment of the organization. I agree with you, if he doesn't come back and productively play a full season this year, it's time to move on. The Cubs waited for Prior for too long and I've already written Bradley off. I hope I'm wrong. I hope he makes me eat my words. Hell, I hope she makes it through the first week of the season...
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Damn, you're such a negative nancy... On that front, I've been telling people the Bears will either win or lose 10 games this season and I don't know which it'll be as of right now. I head to camp in a few weeks and should get a better idea then. The schedule we have is tough, starting off with 4 games we could lose. But if Rex or Kyle play well enough to be considered an NFL starter (and they've both led this team to winning seasons in the recent past) they can win enough games to make the playoffs and then, who knows? We've still got an excellent D although they're aging. We should see an improvement on the O Line which should help the starting QB. We've cut Benson which should be addition by subtraction. I've recently told a few close friends I wouldn't be surprised if the lineman were subconsciously letting Benson get hit last year. I know, that isn't professional and the line wasn't very good anyways, but they are human and the team didn't like him very much. It's be great if the new RB's were the surprises of the year for the NFL. Could happen with resolve in the gameplans and a refreshed O Line. That, in turn, would benefit the passing game. We still have a tremendous advantage over anyone else in the league at Special Teams. This is very important early in the season. If we could steal a win or two in those first few games by some version of Hester magic, it could be the launching pad we need to get to that 10+ win season. Last item, we need to have found a gem at WR. Marty "old man" Booker and Mark "the pussy" Bradley ain't gunna cut it. We ALL know Bradley will look great in camp, just like she always does, and then she'll rip her vaginal muscles in the first game of the season. Relying on her could be a bigger mistake than relying on Benson was last season.
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Culpepper isn't mobile anymore. Still, he is interesting. I didn't watch any of his play last season so I'm not sure what he has left in him. Three teams have had him and none are knocking on his door. That should tell us something.
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He will. But most of his work will come split out. At least it should. Who the hell knows when it's Turner making the play calls. He might use Wolfe at the damn goal line.
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I'm not sure KJ ever turns into a guy who can carry the rock 20 times a game. In his career he's done it 11 times. Now, the Lions have sucked for most of that time (if not all of it) but he's constantly been banged up too. So, I'd say, given the 1 year deal for minimal money, the Bears are looking to have him, at best, share the load with Forte and AP. This probably means, when Jones is up to full strength, Forte 15 to 20, Jones 10 to 15 and AP for the rest.
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Who cares what you think!?!?!?!? BEARS ALL THE WAY BABY!!!!!!!!!!!
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There was never any doubt this was going to happen. They aren't cheap or dumb at Halas Hall. I'd like to hear they're making progress on the rookies. For two years in a row we've been the first team to get our guys in. It'd be nice if that streak continues.
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Walker beaten, robbed of cash and jewelry in Las Vegas
CrackerDog replied to DrunkBomber's topic in Bearstalk
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Simply put, if Benson was a good guy otherwise, if he had built up mojo with the team, if he showed he could actually play this game consistently well... The Bears would've stood by him and at least have waited until they knew more. As it was, this dope was on a short leash already because of all of the other items mentioned. I still think he has the talent to play in this league. I still think he was the right choice when drafted. That said, he's a bust and I understand why the team had to move on. I'm happy they at least addressed the position in the draft this year and hopeful Forte can be "the Man." Benson is a child.
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HEY LT2_3 Question: What are the cap implications of dumping Benson right now or later in June? I've never been a fan of his and I'd like to see the team move on. He's a repeat offender, problem child and over all dick. With Forte and possibly bringing in a vet via FA, he's expendable now. Sorry to say, another first round bust for JA. You can never know for sure how these character problem guys are going to turn out as pros, and I was all for picking Benson when they did, but I was wrong and so was Jerry. Time to move on.
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Only gives me all the more reason not to buy the update this season. Having a bad Bears team (since they base things on the previous year) was enough for me but this puts it over the top. I won't have Brett Faaaaavrah's picture anywhere in my house. F him and the horse he rode in on. I hope Madden realizes he's just written off sales in a major market. Sure, there will be a few who don't mind but I doubt they'll sell anywhere near the numbers they've sold in the past. And I'll bet most Packers fans don't even have TV's, much less Playstation 3's or XBox 360's. This is a really stupid move.
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The Bears will be good this year, not great. At QB, I see a solid competition between the two QB's bringing out the best in one of them. I still think it'll be Grossman but I could be wrong. Frankly, the reason I'm leaning Grossman at this time is because I think he let his success in 2006 get to him a bit in 2007. He was constantly thinking, the Bears are "dissing me" by not signing me up long term for a new big money deal. Like the New Years Eve Game, he took his eye off the prize, didn't show the required amount of pride in being his best at all times, and regressed. This isn't a defense of Grossman, I think that type of behavior is completely unacceptable. I'm just guessing he's learned from those mistakes, perhaps matured a little, and we'll see a much more consistent QB out there. At RB, we've got real competition again. I personally hope Forte blows the coaches away in training camp which will make Benson a role player. It isn't that I think Benson isn't capable of the same sort of revelation I'm hoping for in Grossman, I think he may be. But he's so turned me against him over the years, with his childish attitude toward the game, I find myself rooting against him. If he wins the starting job, I hope he stays healthy and puts up huge numbers. I'm a Bears fan and as long as he isn't pulling Pac Man Jones type stuff, he'll be my guy when the whistle blows. Regardless, we've got three or maybe even four guys at RB who I believe can get it done. OL - My biggest screams last season, before the hitting started, were about this area of the field. We've addressed it some in the draft. A lot of the success this year will depend on how quickly this group comes together. I still think we need added depth here (at Center, for one) but I'm pretty sure we've got a few guys coming off of injury from last season who may help out. If this group improves modestly, we're good. If they really gel, we're a playoff team with potential. WR - We'll see. I think QB play will improve if the OL gels. I think QB play will improve if our RB's are getting better than 3 yards a carry. If QB play improves, the numbers our WR's will have will also improve. This is my biggest worry on offense this season. Damn if I wouldn't love it if they could trade next year's #1 pick for Chad Johnson. I think that guy makes this team 10 times better, immediately. And, unlike a lot of other loud mouth WR's out there, I've always thought he was mild by comparison. TE - while we don't make good use of them in Turner's offense, I still have hope that we can prove we've got the best set of TE's in the league. And damn if we didn't draft another guy who is supposed to be solid as well, as long as he can avoid trouble. ST - We're going to have the best special teams in the league this season. DL - Dusty needs to get in there and stay healthy. Is there news on him? I still love this group even without him but think it can be one of the best in the league with him back in there. LB - #54 will be back. This group will again be special. We've got a bunch of guys who should be pushing Hunter this season for his spot. That's a good thing. CB - No complaints here. S - Does Brown still have something to offer? We were OK here last year without him and we've got some young talent coming on, probably. We'll see. Saying good bye to Archie appears to be addition by subtraction. If Steltz is the modern Doug Plank, as per Kiper, we're fine at this position for years to come. So, to sum it up, I'm not drinking the koolaid yet but I do see this team as one capable of bouncing back this season.
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OK Darth. Whatever you say, dad.
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Because he's still unreliable and unproven. Of course, so was Bradley, she-devil WR of the Midwest. If we have someone coming up through the ranks who can get the job done, as you suggest, Bennett maybe, who knows? But my fear is we had Berrian and Moose last season and basically nothing else. Now they're gone and the one girlie-man we'd hung our hat on has sprained vaginal muscles. Actually, you aren't really disagreeing in a big way. You agree with me that great WR play can open up the ground game more than vis versa. You aren't as much fun to fight with anymore. Have you been eating the same cereal as Mark Bradley, wonder-pussy? What else is new? Well, at least we have a Superbowl loss to be happy about...
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I guess we've both been busy. WHAT! Oh yeah, wait a second, Grossman NEVER hit Berrian deep. I forgot. PUUUUUUUUHHHHHH LEAAAAAAASE! I agree. He's a good #2 if we have a solid #1 who can stretch the field. If not, the lanes will be jammed and he'll get little. Look, I don't know if Hester can play WR at all. I think he can but I'm not sure where exactly he fits in best. I think it's in the slot, put in motion. He can literally end up anywhere on the field using that formation and movement. But that isn't my point, he ain't a #1, so we agree. We need one! If we don't stretch the field, TE, any TE not names Gates, is diminished. We need someone to play the spot. Once again, Bradley has proven himself unworthy of trust, over and over. We can't rely on him to be available and we've NEVER been able to. I've been saying this for a long time. Lastly, to whoever scolded me above, I'm not really this big a peckerhead. It's just that I appreciate it when the Bears players play like MEN and not women. I've been talking til I'm blue in the face about this sissy Bradley for at least two years now. I really lost my patience with him last season. I pray I'm wrong or that at a minimum the Bears found somebody in the last two draft classes who can play the position. If not, it doesn't matter too much if GrossTon has improved, if the line has improved, if BenTe is a good 1/2 combo at RB, we're DEAD. We can't expect our D and ST to be that dominant this season. The O must contribute. With dog food at WR, we can't succeed. JA, don't let me down, find someone to be our #1 WR!
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I've said it before and I'll say it again, this guy is a complete and total pussy. Get "him" a box of maxipads! JESUS CHRIST! When are the Bears going to learn their lesson with him? He's never shown more than "potential" and that has been on such a limited basis, after this long... You've got to cut his ass. I TOLD YOU SO! I was right, all of the softies out there, were wrong. All the "Gee CD, give the kid a break, it's just flukes." All the "Hey man, injuries happen. He's a tough kid." BULLSHIT! Sorry man, if this kid needed to be scoped he should've had it done a month ago. Either the Bears training staff is full of complete morons or this guy hid from them, not wanting to be checked out. Based on his history of skirt wearing, I doubt it's the Bears trainers. I hate to say it but we've got to look at Koren Robinson and/or any other WR still out there and available. We need someone who can get down the field besides Hester because Hester isn't a prototypical WR. He lacks the height we need at that position. If we head into the season with Booker and Hester at 1 and 2, we're dead. PERIOD! I could cover Booker and I'm 43 and 25 pounds overweight! PS. Been a long time for me on one of these rants. That felt good!
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I hope he can play guard or tackle. We don't need a friggen TE. I'm very suprised with this pick. Our 1 singularly clear need going into this draft was the OL and we've taken one player at that position thus far. I don't want to turn this into a childish tantrum but DAMN IT JERRY!
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Kiper just compared him to Doug Plank. Few here are probably old enough to remember him. He was who Buddy Ryan named the "46 Defense" after. I have no idea if Kiper is right but the highlight film on this kid looks like he's got great instincts. I hope he hits like ol' #46.
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Well, at least this post wasn't another childish temper tantrum.
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Why not Jones or Jordan via FA and blow off drafting a RB in the first?