Either wide guy.
"For the trip to the Superb Owl, a boot coming up from the guy who hasn't missed all year. And it's up... and it's ... oh, dang... Wide right."
"It's a chip shot to go to the next round of the playoffs. Can't miss from this close, right?... The snap... the hold... it's up and it's -- wide left?"
Nothing would give me greater pleasure than to have HHCD struggle mightily in both meetings.
Fandame posted:Either wide guy.
"For the trip to the Superb Owl, a boot coming up from the guy who hasn't missed all year. And it's up... and it's ... oh, dang... Wide right."
"It's a chip shot to go to the next round of the playoffs. Can't miss from this close, right?... The snap... the hold... it's up and it's -- wide left?"
I'd take either of the wide guys. Maybe more Wide Right, though. Wide Right would balance out Gary Anderson's Wide Left in the NFL Championship game against the Falcons and also Blair Walsh's Wide Left miss in the playoff game vs Seattle. I need to see a balanced attack from viking kickers, so I'll be looking for Wide Right this season. SKOL vikings!
Nope or pretty much anything else as well...
I'm sorry you're not clever enough to get the memes.
I had a gerbil that was clever enough to get the mumps.
By any reasonable analysis, Clinton-Dix has been the far superior safety over his five years in the league than Amos has shown in his four seasons.
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This much is certain: While a large segment of Packers nation is rooting for Clinton-Dix to fail, the Bears brain trust thinks it may have pulled off the steal of the century, and Clinton-Dix appears very confident heâs about to pay off big on the Bears bet.
Steal of the century was Gutey getting a fourth-round pick from Washington for him.
unless that stuffed HHCD leopard completely changes his spots, I don't know how he's suddenly going to become this big time safety. I'll be surprised to say the least but any DB/S can benefit from a good pass rush....
just glad he ain't our headache no more.
Good pass rush isn't going to help his propensity to take horrible angles. Very similar to what was heard from Skin fans and media after the trade.
His only hope is the rest of the CHI D will make him look better than he has the last 3 years.
michiganjoe posted:By any reasonable analysis, Clinton-Dix has been the far superior safety over his five years in the league than Amos has shown in his four seasons.
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This much is certain: While a large segment of Packers nation is rooting for Clinton-Dix to fail, the Bears brain trust thinks it may have pulled off the steal of the century, and Clinton-Dix appears very confident heâs about to pay off big on the Bears bet.
They are so sure about him they made sure to sign him to a 1 year prove it deal.
DH13 posted:His only hope is the rest of the CHI D will make him look better than he has the last 3 years.
Yep. They might be able to hide him. Didn't have that luxury in GB.
Matt Nagy, nice first pitch and all but it's "buy me some peanuts and cracker jack".
Peanuts, Matt.
Only 13 pages? We need a couple of Bear fans to stir things up.
They are smarter than Viking fans. They know when the are defeated.
Just watched the rerun of the season opener on NFL Network the other day. What a sweet win.
I'll bite - pun intended.
I have a complaint about our neighbors to the south. THEY DON'T HIBERNATE. If they did winning the division would be easier. I think that they should hibernate and the owner(s) can pocket the salary cap money and go on a vacation during football season. The whole hibernation thing must be a myth created by the MBA association. MBA stands for "Meddling (in) Bear Affairs". But then I found this:
So it has been going on for 7 years now. BTW, Ursinus College is a real place -oddly enough.
I think this clip from Matt Nagy's press conference on Wednesday demonstrates the current state of the Bears/Packers rivalry quite well:
Rodgers trips Nagy
Think Rodgers would have bothered if it were John Fox or Marc Trestman? Here's to a great season and a renewed Bears/Packers rivalry. Just like Matt Nagy said, this is going to be fun!
B-N-D
Whoever wins game #1 is Super Bowl bound. Might as well not even play the season after game #1.
Nobody else in the league matters. I have to laugh that Patsies don't get to open Season #100.
*BUMP*
Good point.
This is a day for more Bear suckage than Viking suckage.
Not a day, a week. 
a lifetime!
Gonna be a quiet week for our resident chickenshit Bears fan.
CRICKETBITE it is ! LOL
"Is Aaron gone yet?"
The replay in on NFL Network right now if you'd like to hear the Bare fans booing their team again.
By the way, that defensive holding call against Kenny Clark was pure BS.
Let's hope that's true in February!
âFor them to start booing, thatâs something that we donât take kindly, we donât accept, we donât like. I just want to speak to the fans on that part. All the booing, we need to cut that out. Itâs football, we get it. Trust me, weâre more frustrated than you guys are and we donât boo our teammates. Itâs just a fact that theyâll boo us now and cheer for us later. I feel like if youâre going to ride, youâre going to ride all the way. Youâre going to ride through the ups and the downs.â
Bears Jackson wrong for calling out fans
lol, lovely to see decention in the ranks after one week.
From the article: Perhaps Bears fans booed their team at their home stadium because they have grown tired of watching the Bears lose home openers. Chicago is currently tied with the Colts for a league-leading six straight losses in week one games played at home.
The Bears havenât scored three points or fewer in a season opener since 2007, and according to Marc Silverman on Fridayâs Waddle And Silvy podcast, the Bears have never scored so few points at home to start the seasonâever.
Sometimes teams deserve to be booed. God knows Capers deserved it for years, as did McCarthy's creative play calling by the end.
Maybe its taken this long for the Bears fans to remember what they had to give up for Mitch Triputsky in the 2017 draft.
Four picks to SF, just to move up from the third spot, to the 2nd slot. Even worse than that with the 2nd pick, they ( bears ) passed up on Patrick Mahomes , and DeShaun Watson.
All BS aside, can you imagine Mahomes on that Bare team?
Fahukkkk
