Everything posted by Mongo3451
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While I believe that nobody is trying to slap Lovie, I will disagree on your defensive comments. Why would someone be so foolish as to dismantle a team strength just to slap someone? Building an offense is essentially a slap to Lovie anyway.I definately don't care...It doesn't matter if Garza starts or not. There has been complete turnover at the G and T positions and completely new system. So, what does Garza offer that anyone else doesn't?This is a surprise. I thought he would be competing in camp and the staff would decide what to do then. Why publicly support him and dump him for essentially nothing? I would have rather seen him compete in camp and be cut for nothing than not seeing what he can bring to the table vs a 6th rounder. Outside of sending a message, this reeks of money. My other thought is, what if a coach went to AZ to watch him workout and saw the same old bust they had last year? Regardless, I'm disappointed.Hate it. The backup QB'S need to be ready at a moments notice. Which means paying attention in practice and meetings, as you are not getting reps. I don't think he will ever get it.A freakin men! Give up Jason, he's a WR...If he develops, yes. But, there is a reason hes been bouncing from team to team. Until he shows he can be trusted, he can't be. I would love to see E-Rod become our Tom Rathman.6'6" and a 4.4 forty is the equivalent of an 8 ball and a boner pill for Wesson...The Bears have stated they will not retire any more numbers. At this point, I vote for the ring of honor and unretire all with the exception of 34 and 51...If your statement is true then Emery and Trestman are freakin genius's. To believe they offered him more money than anyone else, knowing all along it would lead to his retirement. Pure genius!51>50>54. HOF Yes, but not a slam dunk.I'd rather see him in camp healthy and hungry to compete for a spot. Would love to see him win a starting role. That would provide great depth and competition.I get what you are saying. I was pissed when it was all going down, but not anymore. I would be a dick over a couple million bucks too. He simply misplayed his hand leading to all of this.Something we dont know, that I guarantee Trestman knows is, how many times Cutler forced to Marshall. And how many times he looked at Marshall first and threw late to the others, causing defended passes.The bolded above is what the blah blah was about. Guess I could have explained it better.Blah, blah, blah. Have we not heard this a milion times a milion different ways. Bently is saying exactly what Carimi is paying him for.That, in and of itself, is a problem. Will he ever be?...LMAO! We have a winner!Novel concept here; get good Gabe and you will play.I've just been plain ol MotM. If you don't know what that stands for, go be a Packer fan...You are definately right on the high end. If a guy runs a 4.6, which is very realistic for an LB, that's 26 feet per second. Since we are talking about .3 seconds at the end of a pass play, giving an LB momentum, I think 10 feet is very close. Definately a body length..3 seconds is an eternity in the NFL. That's 10-15 feet of movement from a defender.Agree. And, whether anyone likes it or not special teams accounts for darn near 1/3rd of the game. I would always prefer starting caliber players doing that vs professional special teamers. Better development potential.
