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11/23/09
-Warren Cromartie.
11/23/09
Just a little subversive Charmin advertising.
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This happened all the time in the '90s
11/23/09
Question: did the guy snag his underwear too, or was he not wearing any?
And, if he wasn't, how did he have his cup on? I thought a jockstrap would be visible in this shot, but I'll admit my knowledge of men's athletic undergarments is purely theoretical.
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I'm also shocked that you don't see guys rolling around on the turf in agony more often. "Oh, looks like he just got shook up by that last tackle," as the replay shows a lineman's shoulder driving straight into the groin.
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#tips
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I can't believe I'm making internet strangers explain male groin safety to me, but I'm grateful for the information.
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11/19/09
I didn't bookmark the page. By my estimation, I have 10-14 days leaft to be proven correct.
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First problem: no O-line.
Second problem: no one to throw to.
Third problem: Terribly predictable offensive coordinator.
Maybe 4th or 5th problem: quarterback play.
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Based on a discussion I had with three of my friends after many beers and shots, our assessment is basically the same that you listed above.
I would also note, specifically, that Devin Hester is the #1 receiver.
11/19/09
This is nothing new... the bears got luck and went to the super bowl in 2005 and that game is where the coaching was exposed. 1 team came prepared... the other came to ride on the coat tails of the best kick off and punt returner ever... Now he's an average receiver thanks to awesome coaching.
Matt Forte... Awesome with no offensive line. Thanks to awesome coaching... below average this year.
The fix nees to happen from the Top Down... not the bottom up.
11/19/09
Broad and misspelled generalizations like "The fix nees to happen from the Top Down" are why, as CanHeHackett pointed out, NFL fans are idiots. You mention all the problems the Bears have with their coaching, yet still blame Cutler as your #3 problem. Are you serious? Stick with one theme. Even as you recognize the real problem, you still, as a Pavlovian reaction, feel the need to blame the quarterback. "Bad team? (drool) Fuck the QB!"
11/19/09
Throwing the ball away instead of forcing it may have kept us in several games!Wanting the quarterback to play better doesn't make a fan an idiot.... when your quarterback throws the ball to the other team with no tipped balls, no blind spots or anything... IT'S THE QUARTERBACK'S FAULT. And when it happens as much as it has this season, regardless of the system he plays in... IT'S THE QUARTERBACK'S FAULT.
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11/19/09
You can blame the defense all you want. Fact is, he puts his defense in some very bad positions.
Also: can we stop calling him a franchise QB? Franchise QBs can win games with no help. Guys that need all-world wideouts and an incredible o-line to win games are called game managers. And that's what Cutler is: a game manager with a spectacular arm.
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Really? Where are all these "rumblings"? I mean I'm here every day and read the press, blogs, whatever. Everyone seems to understand where the real problem lies: coaching and the O line. So if you have a consensus you're hiding somewhere, let's see it.
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See, considering the opinions here of people who actually live in Chicago would seem to be where you would start if you, you know, want to float the premise that Chicago hates Jay Cutler.
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Oh, and "they've" consists of one person...Steve Rosenbloom. No one else used that lame ass nickname so "they've" is a little generous.
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