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Well losing close games is a improvement over being blown out. We were out of a lot of games by halftime last year. Not giving up 30 points a game will be a improvement. Having a plus T/O ratio will be a improvement. Seeing a team that plays hard for 4 qtrs will be a improvement. I think this team will be much better and compete in most every game. I don't see the win total as the only sign of improvement.How can you expect a much improved team if they have the same record of 5-11? There is no improvement at all in that case
So your thinking is the Bears will have a bad year record wise, but be competitive? Wouldn't it be better to hit rock bottom and then start over, as opposed to being just good enough to be competitive and needing lots of things to fall in your favor to be a .500 club? You should cheer for them to suck, go 2-14 or some crap, have the Chicago media going ballistic, the fans wanting to fire everyone and team to be flat embarrassed so they actually start over.Well losing close games is a improvement over being blown out. We were out of a lot of games by halftime last year. Not giving up 30 points a game will be a improvement. Having a plus T/O ratio will be a improvement. Seeing a team that plays hard for 4 qtrs will be a improvement. I think this team will be much better and compete in most every game. I don't see the win total as the only sign of improvement.
Call me the exception to the rule but John Fox scares the hell out of me.
I thought we just did that lol. No were gonna be 8-8 and miss out on drafting a great QB.So your thinking is the Bears will have a bad year record wise, but be competitive? Wouldn't it be better to hit rock bottom and then start over, as opposed to being just good enough to be competitive and needing lots of things to fall in your favor to be a .500 club? You should cheer for them to suck, go 2-14 or some crap, have the Chicago media going ballistic, the fans wanting to fire everyone and team to be flat embarrassed so they actually start over.
As opposed to Bear's fans, who prefer the kitchen to be the smelliest, stinkiest room in the house.Packers bathroom? Why not, it is the smelliest, stinkiest room in the house.