Kuhn: Smart and Savvy

As a frequent supporter of finding a more versatile 3rd down pass protect replacement for Kuhn, full credit to him for saving the season's bacon.

Good on the players for encouraging MM to go for it and good on MM for not pulling a Sherman with the opportunity. I think at the end of a game the players should have a say about those situations and the smart coach listens.  It's an opportunity to build confidence and trust.

 

"good on MM for not pulling a Sherman"

 

Great point.. I'm still pissed about not running Green on that 4th down.

Might be the best "non heard" call in a protection scheme...thank you buckcherry for tuning the coon out

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Great point.. I'm still pissed about not running Green on that 4th down.

We all know it would have worked to perfection because of how it worked to perfection at the end of the first half. 

(We've been over this game so many times over the past ten years, and I'll just point out again that I would have gone for it in both halves.)

 

Doesn't look good in his photo.

 

 

Game of inches

 

 

Cobb just now raising his hand and AROD looking downfield....probably wondering if he can get squared up quick enough and make the throw.

 

 

Dream from heaven....Thank you bares...for flushing AROD out of the pocket

 

 

Look at EDS holding... teehehehehe

I keep watching Nelson getting hammered 10 yards down the field & no call

 

This is the exact same thing the Seahawks have been allowed to do all year long

By the time the ref would have gotten the  flag out his pocket  Cobb was in the endzone.

 

But I don't understand all this praise for Kuhn. I read on the innerwebs he was taking up too many cap $$$$ and should have been cut during training camp.  Many didn't even want him on the team this season.  In TT I trust.

And there's Pepper sitting on his ass as he watches Rodgers flush the Bears season down the drain for them.

 

Did I mention my boss is a Bears fan. That was so sweet.

Cancels out Nelson getting hit downfield.

 

Refs letting the players play.

Look at the only lineman still holding his block in that last pic -- the rookie, Bacteria. Of course, he's going against a much smaller guy!

 

Thank goodness the ref let them play on the Boykin score!

 

 

Aided by black gloves, sleeves and arm tats against a black jersey... Way to coach 'me up, Campy.

Kuhn: Smart and Savvy?

 

What happened to slow and white?

Ridiculous that there was no call on that.

Look at the only lineman still holding his block in that last pic -- the rookie, Bacteria

 

Still at the LOS.. well done, kid. 

Synonyms.

Watching game with do.sense of bar fans in a Santa Barbara sports bar, they were all stoked on the play yelling"Blitz him! Blitz him! When it happened and Rodgers made them pay the silence was deafening. Many just left.

One thing that stands out is that our 5 lineman managed to keep 6 of the Bears away from A-Rod.  Kuhn picked up the 7th rusher (Peppers).  Great job by all on that play!

Look at the second to last picture.

 

Jones' man takes off to run deep with Cobb.

 

Jones would have been open on the sideline for the 1st down.

Jones' man was the only Bear who understood what had happened. He could have given up the first down to Jones and still would have done the right thing by going after Cobb, although he was late he at least gave it a try. Conte, the guy who let Cobb go, was really the goat.  

I would say the goat was the coach that had Conte covering Cobb.

Well, Conte is a safety so he could have him covering Cobb. But a safety shouldn't get beat deep that late in the game, especially on a fourth down.

 

Actually, the DC deserves the most heat for calling for the all-out blitz and leaving guys one-on-one with Rodgers at the helm and no deep safety help to prevent what happened in the end. But give credit for Cobb taking advantage of the poor safety play by Conte.

Indeed!

I think Peppers is the goat. Letting a slow, white guy come from the other side and knock him off his feet.

A smart, savvy, slow and white guy.

 John Fricken Kuhn