Couldn’t agree more about Cutler. He’s good with the possibility to be great. But it’s damn hard to do that with an o line that fails miserably the majority of the time!(Race for your life charlie brown!) Plus all the different systems…

Every press conference I’ve watched he hasn’t passed blame around. People just don’t like the way they THINK he SEEMS to be, **** em! GO Bears!

I have NOT been “hatin’” on the Bears, but as everyone knows I’ve been extremely skeptical. Here’s some things I have to say though. Bless Mike Tice! Our offensive line is weak. When I watch the Vikings, Packers, Jets and even the Ravens in last week’s “win” over Houston, I see “weak” offensive lines. The 3-4 and blitz-happy D-Coordinators are gonna make ANY line look weak, as well as false start and holding prone.

Our line is not great, but they would be significantly worse without Mike Tice here.

Injuries: The Bears have been extremely fortunate to be free of any major injuries. {knocks on wood}. But this makes me VERY concerned about this Monday Night’s “Concrete Bowl”. I would rather the Bears played ANYWHERE but on that college field. In fact, I’ll take a loss over any major injury to a starter.

Finally, Lovie is not a good coach, but for the first time, I think he’s realized the value of having STRONG voices / football minds with his assistants. He’s not good enough by himself, and surrounding himself with “yes men” highlights how ineffective he can be. But, he’s not totally ineffective. Look at Dallas and the horrible job Wade Phillips did. Look at what happened to Minnesota: Childress’s allowing Farve to be a diva and to “not practice” sent a horrible message to the team. When injuries started happening to other key guys, what was the message that they heard: “team-first” or that the “individual is greater than the whole”? Lovie’s guys respect him. They have ALWAYS played hard for him and you don’t read tweets or hear stories dis-respecting him. Say what you will, and I know we all wish we had a better game management coach. But, what I’m saying is: it could be a lot worse. And, at this point, I don’t expect the Bears to fire Lovie this year. I think this coaching staff will stay intact next year (and I think they’ve earned that). But, the expectations next year will go up significantly with the existence of draft picks and a stable coaching staff. That means they will then be judged for their ability to advance in the playoffs.

P.S. I hope to God Lovie is gone after this season… I’ll take Wannie back before I have to see Lovie’s emotionless face one more time in a press conference!

Cutler has had 3 different systems in 3 years, the last two with no offensive line. Name another QB that has “succeeded” in that scenario? The only reason Martz is here is because no one else would be. That’s not hate my friend, just information.

We have a nice record. The ball is bouncing our way…. currently, but we just got an ass whipping at home. Optimism is fun, but we need a change.

New executives and coaches, there is talent and possibly draft picks. But if the Mc Caskey’s can spin success, there is NO incentive to fire the organization.

Do you support the battle or the war? Yeah, tough question. Go Bears.