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If a 10-6 , 7-1 collapse, no post season feels like this, what does 7-9 feel like?
If a 10-6 , 7-1 collapse, no post season feels like this, what does 7-9 feel like?
Not nearly as bad, you already know you're out.
You don't win unless you win the Super Bowl, thats winning.
So there is actually another person just like me who thinks that the only win that will ever matter is the one where you win the real chapionship. Not division titles, not going 10-6, not just making the playoffs, but actuallyu winning a championship. Praise the lord.
Did we get an elite receiver that set franchise records? Did we watch the Bears win 10 games with no offense/O line? No coaching/game management/adjustments.
Did we win in spite of key injuries, and without any kick/punt returns to speak of? Our special teams was almost as bad as our offense, and we still won more games than we lost. Did the Bears win games in spite of stupidity, lack of talent/scoring, and indoor playing surface?
Yes.
I refuse to feel bad about the '12 season simply because it could/should have been so much worse. We were lucky to win 8.
You have to look at the season in 2 halves in which the second half is the far more important and then you see the epic fail of this season.The Bears stopped CJ from breaking a record, which he deserves just given the lack of talent around him.
The Bears did about as well as anyone keeping AP from breaking the rushing mark this season, which was crazy close coming off that surgery.
We finished 10-6, limping towards the postseason by winning twice on the road.
It's a winning season in my book. (remembering the 90's helps)
You have to look at the season in 2 halves in which the second half is the far more important and then you see the epic fail of this season.
If I was Lovie, tomorrow I would demand an extension/raise.
If I was Emery I'd low ball Lovie just short of insult to hold him off, and get on the phone with Andy Reid.
Epic? Really? Epic?
Philly was an epic fail. Detroit could be called an epic fail. Carolina failed in an epic way, and what about Kansas City?
Can we really look back and call this Bears' season an "epic fail" when more rookies than ever are lighting up the league and records are being busted all over the place? Really?
None of the teams you've just mentioned started out like we did. Sure, the Eagles and Lions were supposed to be good. This is the biggest meltdown in 22 years qualifying it as an EPIC fail!
I dont ever see anything wrong with perspective. 10-6 and a historic run by a once in a lifetime back put the Bears out. Could have been much worse.