Yes he is, look for the fat guy with a mullet and his ass crack hanging out
Let's cut OBF some slack here. So far, I just see an opposing fan wanting to join the greatest football discussion board. If, nay when, the Bears lose, we'll see what he's made of.
Until then, stop putting the sauce on the top of the pizza. It gets all over your face fer Christ sake.
For me, the loss of Watson will be felt. Same ole Berry. Bears 23, Packers 21.
I donât really care about a loss here. I just want to see this young team learn and grow.
Well I want Jordan âĨïļ to kick da bears arse. Packers 27 - da bears 21. âĨïļ ð ð
@ObjectiveBearsFan187 posted:Here's to no injuries tomorrow!
Disagree.
May you try typing too fast and stub a finger or two on the tilde key.
I think Heath comes up big as JLove targets him, with Reed also making some plays. Whelan wins it with a short FG. 24-21.
GB's roster is still better than CHI's, as are the coaches. Packers should win unless Fields goes bananas.
@Packy posted:SpecialistsâĶ..Iâm hopeful but nervous about Whelan and Carlson tomorrow. I hope Carlson proves he belongs and we arenât wishing for Crosby.
Easy solution. Don't use either of them except kickoffs and PAT's.
42-0 ought to solve that. 
@DH13 posted:GB's roster is still better than CHI's, as are the coaches. Packers should win unless Fields goes bananas.
That's racist. And unrealistic. 
@PackerPatrick posted:For me,
I donât really care about a loss here. I just want to see this young team learn and grow.
WTAF?!? This is the god damn Be@rz. A loss absolutely matters!
WTF is wrong with you?? This isn't an AFC game
@Fandame posted:I think Heath comes up big as JLove targets him, with Reed also making some plays. Whelan wins it with a short FG. 24-21.
Whelan kicking FGs now?
@Boris posted:WTAF?!? This is the god damn Be@rz. A loss absolutely matters!
WTF is wrong with you?? This isn't an AFC game
This
Ok, okâĶI get it. I will give myself a thumbs down.
Assuming you have both thumbs this is worthy of both.
Maybe one is up his ass?
Sorry Patrick. You didn't deserve that. But if a joke, or a participle is dangling, I have to take it.
Don't look now, but there is a REAL possibility the Bores could be 0-5 heading into their week 6 matchup vs the Vikings.
The Vikings also have a very real chance of heading into that game also at 0-5...
CHI needs to offer Clements $100M to come and fix Fields.
I don't think he can be fixed. There just isn't much to work with there as far as being a real NFLFU QB. Nice college running QB but not pro material.
@ObjectiveBearsFan187 posted:Hey fellas,
Must win game for my Bears for all the obvious reasons. "Magical" 3rd year for QB1, improved weapons and protection, 2nd year in same system, etc. Combine all that with it being against their rival, at home, and with the 30 year run of HOF QBs finally over (We hope), it feels like change is in the air. At the very least, Eberflus and Fields need to keep the game competitive and need to showcase their strengths.
All that said, let's share some quick thoughts. What are a couple of things you're most worried and excited about for this new season. For me, my Bears:
Excited:
1. DJ Moore with a healthy Mooney, Kmet, and Claypool. Fields has enough weapons.
2. Defensive secondary. Gordon and Brisker were great draft picks last year and Gordon had a terrific camp. Combined with JJ playing a contract year and a healthy Eddie Jackson, this could be the strongest part of their defense.
3. Improved LB core. Sanborn was a great find and the addition of Edmunds and Edwards inprove the LB corps 3X.
Worried:
1. Can Fields be the guy? The never ending question. By all accounts he's a fierce worker and great kid with all the tools. However, he's got to improve his awareness and quick decisions. Bears gave Mitch 4 years. If Fields falters, I hope Bears brass moves quick and puts those 2 first rounders (and possibly more) to work next spring to get a new QB. Enough is enough.
2. Defensive line. Bears drafted some DTs with promise but haven't shined much in camp yet. I expect them to rotate with the other bums. This a group in the middle of a rebuild.
3. Like most NFL teams, health of the offensive line. #9 draft pick Wright looks dominant but he's missed time with an ankle. Big FA signing Davis at LG missed spring and most of training camp and RG Teven Jenkins flashes a TON but is now on IR.
POTENTIAL:
1. R. Johnson. He backed up Bijan and he's looked fantastic in camp and the preseason games. Strong runner who excels at pass blocking.
2. Cole Kmet. I believe he's about to break out in a huge way. Great blocker and a massive frame with improved wiggle.
Packers 14
BEARS 27
Never forget.
#ForeverObjective