I was on the side of Sean Jensen. Now? Not so much. I realize that Jensen followed the Vikings for ten years, but no one can be this bold and apologetic within the same week.
In the top two Sun-Times pieces for today, Jensen believes that the Bears can “bounce back” like the New Orleans Saints did. In the second article, he explains Ron Jaworski’s credentials.
I understand that February is a slow month for sports journalism. However, one doesn’t need to stoop to Jensen’s level and write a piece revisiting all of Cutler’s interceptions. We get it, he threw a lot of picks. However, you can’t come back the next day and write that the Bears possess a lot of “bounce back” pieces and expose the merits of Jaws’ work.
Sean Jensen, welcome to Chicago. You’re not in Minneapolis anymore.
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After bashing Jay Cutler, Sean Jensen believes that the Bears possess “bounce-back” elements…..journalism at its finest.
On top of that, Jensen felt the need to write a fluff piece explaining Jaworski’s credentials. Again, stop while you’re ahead.
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