Took about as much time to put together as it took for y’all to collapse in the fourth quarter.
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2026 Chicago Bears Off Season Thread
- Thread starter Madrox
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Please remember who we have in our front seven. They all probably need to go. Plus, we've got two guys in our secondary recovering from surgery who probably should not even be on the field at all and can't stop ANYONE. Yet, he found a way to scheme us to the end of this game and keep us close. Again I say, GREAT JOB by D.A.
Enjoy your fake victory faggots. Shit don't last when all your wins come from lucky shit.
Gentlemen, I have no words. I cannot think of a performance by the beloved that great since 1/26/86. What.A.COMEBACK.
GAMEBALL TIME!
- Caleb ‘my heart don’t pump no Kool-Aid’ Williams. #18 doing #1 things as usual especially in the clutch. The throw to Odunze on 4th is one of the greatest throws in franchise history. He is just HIM.
- Colston Loveland. I think Ben Johnson told us it would be later in the season before we really got to see him, and this last month and change he has been damn near unstoppable. Makes tough catches, wins his routes, is a matchup nightmare. Combined with Kmet’s abilities as a pass catcher and blocker, starting to remind me of a tight end that was part of a TE duo in New England that murdered the competition. I know we all had a lot of questions about both the pick and his production the first half of the season but boy has he answered the bell the last six games.
- The entire OL. Not a lot to say they just do their job, have stayed healthy, and it’s just nice to have a legit OL for the first time in at least 20 years. Not their best night run blocking tonight but they gave Caleb a shit ton of time to throw or run.
- Dennis Allen. Best 2nd half adjustments I’ve seen from a DC…… arguably ever, considering who he had to work with? Edwards down, Gordon hobbled, front four not doing jack shit for the first 30 minutes, somehow he unearthed a scheme to mix enough man and zone to allow some pressure to get to the QB. Hell of a job, that’s the kind of performance that worries me that he gets back on someone’s HC radar.
- Cairo Santos. Made all his kicks. Don’t take for granted that McManus might’ve cost GB the game with the missed FG and missed extra point. Santos has quietly become accurate between 50–55, which was his Achilles heel.
I suppose there’s gotta be at least one DB, and while Jaylon Johnson might be it, I’m going to go with…..
- Tyrique Stevenson. Much maligned, but came in tonight and gave some quality snaps. Should’ve got his ass hustling when Love ran out of bounds, but then forced a fumble that could’ve been a critical turning point. Again, I realize I might be reaching with this one.
Overall gents, what a fucking night. We get to watch more playoff Bear football next week. Enjoy your Sunday. Bear Down!
GAMEBALL TIME!
- Caleb ‘my heart don’t pump no Kool-Aid’ Williams. #18 doing #1 things as usual especially in the clutch. The throw to Odunze on 4th is one of the greatest throws in franchise history. He is just HIM.
- Colston Loveland. I think Ben Johnson told us it would be later in the season before we really got to see him, and this last month and change he has been damn near unstoppable. Makes tough catches, wins his routes, is a matchup nightmare. Combined with Kmet’s abilities as a pass catcher and blocker, starting to remind me of a tight end that was part of a TE duo in New England that murdered the competition. I know we all had a lot of questions about both the pick and his production the first half of the season but boy has he answered the bell the last six games.
- The entire OL. Not a lot to say they just do their job, have stayed healthy, and it’s just nice to have a legit OL for the first time in at least 20 years. Not their best night run blocking tonight but they gave Caleb a shit ton of time to throw or run.
- Dennis Allen. Best 2nd half adjustments I’ve seen from a DC…… arguably ever, considering who he had to work with? Edwards down, Gordon hobbled, front four not doing jack shit for the first 30 minutes, somehow he unearthed a scheme to mix enough man and zone to allow some pressure to get to the QB. Hell of a job, that’s the kind of performance that worries me that he gets back on someone’s HC radar.
- Cairo Santos. Made all his kicks. Don’t take for granted that McManus might’ve cost GB the game with the missed FG and missed extra point. Santos has quietly become accurate between 50–55, which was his Achilles heel.
I suppose there’s gotta be at least one DB, and while Jaylon Johnson might be it, I’m going to go with…..
- Tyrique Stevenson. Much maligned, but came in tonight and gave some quality snaps. Should’ve got his ass hustling when Love ran out of bounds, but then forced a fumble that could’ve been a critical turning point. Again, I realize I might be reaching with this one.
Overall gents, what a fucking night. We get to watch more playoff Bear football next week. Enjoy your Sunday. Bear Down!
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I couldn't let this one go playa..First time you gay ass niggas even acknowledged me in this thread
We need aan edge, like a ssrious ass presence that can beat i lines, our pr game is garbage
GB has some good talent no doubt but .....
Hmmm
or....ORHere me out, Could it be the fudgepackers are mentally weak and
soft when the pressure is on them to complete a 60 minute game
when the game gets close. They did that shit all season in most of their losses.
BEARDOWN!!!
I hope that Packers fans get their wish. LaFleur is a damn good coach who gives it to the Bears every time. Him being gone wouldn't be a bad thing at allPacker fans ready to fire LaFleur..
Problem is Favre and Rogers not there anymore, they just have a normal QB and now we have The Iceman...
Bears lose LT Ozzy Trapilo to ruptured patellar tendon
The Bears have advanced in the playoffs, but the thrilling come-from-behind win over the Packers game with a price.
www.nbcsports.com
Kick rocks with the excuses.
Luck apparently wins games against GB in reg and post season.
