@PackerHawk posted:Get up and jump you lazy fuckers.
I just broke a hip.
Asshole.
@RoyalWulff posted:Why does our defense always let up when we have a lead?
They also let up when they're behind.
Same when they're tied.
@Blair Kiel posted:I just broke a hip.
Asshole.
Get some calcium in your diet, dammit.
Nijiman is a giant
I’d have called a TO brought back AR and thrown a Pass into the EZ after that horsehair from Smith.
FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFUUUUUUUUUUUUUCCCCCCCCCCCKKKKKKKKK the bears
Boring defense. Remember when a big lead meant sacks and picks? This defense gives up points with a big lead.
@Goalline posted:Boring defense. Remember when a big lead meant sacks and picks? This defense gives up points with a big lead.
Exactly. A big lead used to mean "time to feast".
Didn’t Jac Collinsworth have a mom? Clearly a clone of his pops.
@NedFlanders posted:Exactly. A big lead used to mean "time to feast".
I miss that so much. I was actually watching YouTube on my phone most of the 4th quarter.
Henry, I usually use pickle tits in place of a traditional "pickle back" when I'm drinking Irish whiskey. (if Mrs.docbenni is agreeable)
+ = THE BEARS STILL SUCK!!
Someone should have reminded MFLL of the 61 points the Beats put on us back when.
King had a good game....happy for him.
@Goalline posted:Boring defense. Remember when a big lead meant sacks and picks? This defense gives up points with a big lead.
Exactly. The tackling, or lack thereof, on this team is terrible. Would be Interesting to know how many yards after contact the Bears picked up. Thank God 12 and the offense are humming.
@mrtundra posted:The Bears STILL suck!
I fixed that for ya!
@RochNyFan posted:Exactly. The tackling, or lack thereof, on this team is terrible. Would be Interesting to know how many yards after contact the Bears picked up. Thank God 12 and the offense are humming.
I'll agree the Pack are well below average on tackling, but I'd also point out that many guys around the league make business decisions every week. Good tackling in the NFL is the exception, not the rule. My favorite this year has been 3 defenders blanketing a ball carrier and only one of them actually doing the tackling while the other two watch. GB's done it a bunch, but it's def a league wide thing. That "ole bullshit" ain't just for Roger Dorn anymore.
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@artis posted:I'll agree the Pack are well below average on tackling, but I'd also point out that many guys around the league make business decisions every week. Good tackling in the NFL is the exception, not the rule. My favorite this year has been 3 defenders blanketing a ball carrier and only one of them actually doing the tackling while the other two watch. GB's done it a bunch, but it's def a league wide thing. That "ole bullshit" ain't just for Roger Dorn anymore.
This may be true but at least what, half of the D's we've seen this year are better tacklers/hitters than the GB D.
TB, IND, CHI, SF, MIN
So it's not some flukey hard to obtain skill. It also seems like even more of a unicorn to have a top D and top O in this day and age, usually because of $ and draft priority but every defender can be taught to tackle and hit, no matter what their income level is.