I hate Reggie Bush, but that’s the idea.

In leiu of that, I want to see more Knox and Bennet together on the field and let Williams ride the pine.

We need to get the O feeling confident because I’m seeing major chinks in the GB defense and one way to pressure Rodgers is to keep up with a scoring binge.

My only concern with Hester in the backfield is complicating the offense. We have seen plenty of times where the Bears try something out of the ordinary and it blows up in their face. As good as Hester is, his instincts aren’t great when he doesn’t have a head of steam behind him. In general, for this Bears offense, simple seems to be the best way to go.

Also, I believe Forte has the most rushes for negative yards in the league, so it’s no surprise that he is going to get stopped now and again. The Bears will have to rely on those big runs where he gets 30 to 40 yards downfield and turn them into points when the opportunity comes. As long as the keep a balanced attack, Forte will get his yards.

I hate Reggie Bush, but that’s the idea.

In leiu of that, I want to see more Knox and Bennet together on the field and let Williams ride the pine.

We need to get the O feeling confident because I’m seeing major chinks in the GB defense and one way to pressure Rodgers is to keep up with a scoring binge.

I thought a similar thing about Olsen… why couldn’t we line him up all over the place and create matchup problems? Moot point now, but we have some athlete’s that are dynamic, let them make plays.

We tend to be bullheaded and if the plan works one day, fine. Adjustments are our achilles heel. Well, not ours but Lovies. Increasing Devin’s touches should be explored.

And venom’s point about the line play is accurate and ties in. Allow Forte the same opportunity one on one with a linebacker. At some point, a short pass is like a run and fairly safe and sack free. I remember the Rams using every square inch of the field and Faulk’s main strength was his speed against the second tier of defense.

My only concern with Hester in the backfield is complicating the offense. We have seen plenty of times where the Bears try something out of the ordinary and it blows up in their face. As good as Hester is, his instincts aren’t great when he doesn’t have a head of steam behind him. In general, for this Bears offense, simple seems to be the best way to go.

Also, I believe Forte has the most rushes for negative yards in the league, so it’s no surprise that he is going to get stopped now and again. The Bears will have to rely on those big runs where he gets 30 to 40 yards downfield and turn them into points when the opportunity comes. As long as the keep a balanced attack, Forte will get his yards.