Starman
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Sid Luckman is still No. 2 for the Bears all-time pashing yards … and he died 26 years ago.
And he last played almost 75 years ago.
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Sid Luckman is still No. 2 for the Bears all-time pashing yards … and he died 26 years ago.
And he last played almost 75 years ago.
Sid Luckman is still No. 2 for the Bears all-time pashing yards … and he died 26 years ago.
Carolina is no longer a guaranteed win.The Cowboys had a brutal two-game stretch right after Dak went down but they've been surprisingly plucky since then. Parsons is Parsons, and the secondary looks like it did at times last year. Rush has been steady. The McCarthy pitchfork crowd has quieted significantly, because it's clear those guys like playing for him. As a Washington fan, I want absolutely no part of a Week 18 at Dallas game that has real meaning, because those guys aren't rolling over for anyone right now. Commanders better act like they have to beat Atlanta to get in, because the Bucs get Carolina and the Saints at home to close and win the wild-card tiebreaker with Washington if both finish 10-7.
I would argue--and I'd probably find agreement with Bears fans … that it's even more depressing that the no. 4 Packers pasher is Jay Cutler. BY A LOT. A Bears QB is probably gonna need six seasons to surpash Cutler
Carolina is no longer a guaranteed win.
This play by the Lions was brilliant, from the idea for it to the linemen yelling "FUMBLE! FUMBLE! FUMBLE!" while Goff and Gibbs are carrying out their fakes.
And then there's this — it might have been inspired by an actual broken play against the Bears from last season.
It was 27-14 early in the third quarter. Hardly time to pack it in and play ball control. Up 44-14 and yeah, deckhead move. But for a team that had given up 99 points in the previous three games and only beat the Bears by three in their game last month...keep scoring.
You do those things against shipty teams because you want the good teams — like the Vikings — to think that you might do that or something similar against them, as well. You won't, of course, because they're good enough to make the adjustment.I have a hot-ish taek here, but Dan Campbell's act is starting to wear a little thin. WHY are you wasting a fun call like this up two scores in the third on a dogash team like the Bears? Wait for a moment when it matters, like week 18 against the Vikings with the division/home field on the line.
Certainly not the time to take the air out of the ball, but pulling the last trick out of the playbook against a dogash team?