Chicago Bears: Nine tweets that sum up frustrated Bears players
By Braden Fogal
Matt Forte
The Chicago Bears’ second all-time leading rusher hit the send button a couple of times on Sunday. The two-time Pro Bowler played for the Bears and the New York Jets during his 10-year career. Could be referring to both teams, but we’ll leave that up for the readers to decide. [insert eyes emoji]
https://twitter.com/MattForte22/status/1335693527565684738
Just throw the whole offense away...
— Matt Forte (@MattForte22) December 6, 2020
Coaches included!
As long as a Chicago Bears quarterback isn’t the one throwing it. Zing. Onto the next one.
Kyle Long
The Chicago Bears spent a first-round draft pick on Long back in 2013 to help an offensive line that could still use him. Between him and his brother Chris Long, it’s tough to determine which one is a better Twitter follow these days. Probably best just to go with both.
I saw some firings and firings in my time in Chicago none of which happened mid season. I wonder what the tipping point is and who ultimately makes the decision.
— kyle (@Ky1eLong) December 6, 2020
I think they should use ask madden more
— kyle (@Ky1eLong) December 6, 2020
Long went top rope on Matt Nagy and the play calling with that tweet. This reminded me of a scene from the 2007 film “The Comebacks” where a coach is calling his plays from the sideline by playing the popular video game, Madden NFL.
Told you the Long brothers were good. Who’s next?