http://www.chicagotribune.com/sports/rosen...106-column.html

 

 

Sad indeed....Bring on Harbaugh.(Change of scenery vs his team who is also tuning him out.)

http://www.chicagotribune.com/sports/rosen...106-column.html

 

 

whats is say??? cant get it to come up.

whats is say??? cant get it to come up.

 

Copy and paste the link into google...boom.

 

(Thanks to DABEARS for that helpful tip on all Trib articles)

Talks about how Briggs talked about how he just looks at the clock during meetings to see when it will finally end, etc. Also goes on to talk about how Trestman just doesn't understand discipline and is just so blaze regarding how to send messages to players and the lockeroom, etc. Bottom line, it demonstrates his overall lack of leadership in the sense of what it takes to lead a football team as the head coach.

Basically, it says Briggs is a d*ck.

 

 

Talks about how Briggs talked about how he just looks at the clock during meetings to see when it will finally end, etc. Also goes on to talk about how Trestman just doesn't understand discipline and is just so blaze regarding how to send messages to players and the lockeroom, etc. Bottom line, it demonstrates his overall lack of leadership in the sense of what it takes to lead a football team as the head coach.

 

Basically, it says Briggs is a d*ck.

 

Shocker. Anyone feel like Jay Cutler when Briggs said this will be his last year with Chicago?

 

Shocker. Anyone feel like Jay Cutler when Briggs said this will be his last year with Chicago?

 

 

Lance was a terrific player in his prime. That is long gone. If the season tanks any further, I would much rather see the younger guys play. I would even say you could cut his arse.

 

Peace

 

No.

 

More like this...

 

 

Shocker. Anyone feel like Jay Cutler when Briggs said this will be his last year with Chicago?

 

 

To me this is Briggs being a lazy vet. Great example for the young guys Lance. I can't imagine saying something like that in my job. Yeah, I stopped listening to my boss and just zoned out for 55 minutes playing Candy Crush.

Lance was a terrific player in his prime. That is long gone. If the season tanks any further, I would much rather see the younger guys play. I would even say you could cut his arse.

 

Peace

 

 

Amen! He doesn't deserve to be a Bear with that crap attitude.....

I can't read that article but I have read Brigg's quotes about this being his last year with Chicago and how much better Lovie was as a leader. Exactly because Lovie would not have given Lance the day off from practice to open his new restaurant. This is what happens when a man lives in his past. The only time we should do that is when we are retired. I can go on and on about Brigg's but he's not worth it. That doesn't mean I don't appreciate all the good things he's done as a Bear. I do. I also don't forget all he's done as a Bear. He's a starter now solely because of his experience. He's a backup next year and with nearly zero leadership ability and constant backtalk about the current coaches why would anyone keep him around?

 

I'll go with what Bruce Arians said when he took over here in AZ. Everyone is gone. Don't even care if they are good coaches. I'm the new sheriff here and if you don't like what's going on walk into my office, all of your old friends are gone. He was talking about coaches and while I don't necessarily agree with that stance (consider Dick LeBeau) I understand his intentions. I think his point is still valid with regards to some veteran players who are hung up on what used to be 3, 4, or 5 years ago. Rebuilding a team is 3-5 year process. At the beginning Briggs knew he wasn't part of that vision.

I agree with you guys but I also think it is pathetic how our head coach has handled this. He continues to not get it. By the way, great post AZ.

Great take...

 

I can't read that article but I have read Brigg's quotes about this being his last year with Chicago and how much better Lovie was as a leader. Exactly because Lovie would not have given Lance the day off from practice to open his new restaurant. This is what happens when a man lives in his past. The only time we should do that is when we are retired. I can go on and on about Brigg's but he's not worth it. That doesn't mean I don't appreciate all the good things he's done as a Bear. I do. I also don't forget all he's done as a Bear. He's a starter now solely because of his experience. He's a backup next year and with nearly zero leadership ability and constant backtalk about the current coaches why would anyone keep him around?

 

I'll go with what Bruce Arians said when he took over here in AZ. Everyone is gone. Don't even care if they are good coaches. I'm the new sheriff here and if you don't like what's going on walk into my office, all of your old friends are gone. He was talking about coaches and while I don't necessarily agree with that stance (consider Dick LeBeau) I understand his intentions. I think his point is still valid with regards to some veteran players who are hung up on what used to be 3, 4, or 5 years ago. Rebuilding a team is 3-5 year process. At the beginning Briggs knew he wasn't part of that vision.

 

I can't read that article but I have read Brigg's quotes about this being his last year with Chicago and how much better Lovie was as a leader. Exactly because Lovie would not have given Lance the day off from practice to open his new restaurant. This is what happens when a man lives in his past. The only time we should do that is when we are retired. I can go on and on about Brigg's but he's not worth it. That doesn't mean I don't appreciate all the good things he's done as a Bear. I do. I also don't forget all he's done as a Bear. He's a starter now solely because of his experience. He's a backup next year and with nearly zero leadership ability and constant backtalk about the current coaches why would anyone keep him around?

 

I'll go with what Bruce Arians said when he took over here in AZ. Everyone is gone. Don't even care if they are good coaches. I'm the new sheriff here and if you don't like what's going on walk into my office, all of your old friends are gone. He was talking about coaches and while I don't necessarily agree with that stance (consider Dick LeBeau) I understand his intentions. I think his point is still valid with regards to some veteran players who are hung up on what used to be 3, 4, or 5 years ago. Rebuilding a team is 3-5 year process. At the beginning Briggs knew he wasn't part of that vision.

 

 

I was just going to post something similar.

 

Sounds like a player that is butthurt Lovie is gone and Url didn't get his last year...... Briggs sounds salty.... and it shows by everything he has done, taking the day off to open a BBQ stand, coming into camp out of shape, fat and slow.

 

 

Sad way to end his career with the Bears, he was great for so long and to let it end this way sucks.

 

All of this can go away, start winning games. Don't resign Briggs.

 

 

 

What no more Lance "La Cucaracha" Briggs? (tip of the hat to Adam). Briggs is ROD. Retired On Duty...