Comments on: Cutler Ruled Out, Collins to Start for Bears vs Panthers

By: myron

myron — Fri, 08 Oct 2010 14:47:45 +0000

So I’m not alone in thinking that we need to start Hanie.
If Hanie doesn’t play, then we lose. Unless of course, the defense takes it upon themselves to play both ways and score the points for us. Hey Martz, you seem to like the gadget plays, how about using one from 85? Let Peppers be the lead blocker for Forte when we’re on the goal line.

By: pchav

pchav — Thu, 07 Oct 2010 21:42:07 +0000

I agree with you! Who really is driving this clown car that we call a front office for the Chicago Bears administration? It’s crazy

By: Ronman

Ronman — Thu, 07 Oct 2010 21:31:54 +0000

The Bears are unbelievable! The are the laughing stock of the NFL when it comes to QB’s. Now they have found the only QB in NFL history that went 13 years between interceptions and inserted him in the starting unit. They have Caleb Hanie, who for three straight years has been their best performing QB in the preseason(including Cutler), yet they drag this never-been out of the dust and give him the starting job. If they don’t want to give Hanie his shot, why don’t they just cut him? No wonder Bear fans are so frustrated.

By: pchav

pchav — Thu, 07 Oct 2010 19:42:59 +0000

Please say it ain’t so!! My gosh why are these Yahoo’s starting Collins over Hanie. Geez, give the kid (Hanie) a chance to prove something. Collins looked old on Sunday. At least with Hanie we had a little life and youth out there rather than a stagnant offense.

More disfunction from the top!

By: deez

deez — Thu, 07 Oct 2010 18:21:29 +0000

This could be a disaster for the Bears. As unproven as Hanie is, he should be the one starting. He is much more mobile and can throw downfield. Collins is one hit away from retirement.

The only thing Collins has going for him is that he has thrown 1 INT (last week in New York) in the last 13 years. So, well, there’s that.