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Anytime you have to say “my successful” it means you are a failure
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I guess you can call Chicago The Real “Titletown” then.
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The guy only attempted 1744 passes in his whole regular season career
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Anyone that comes to a message board proclaiming how great or successful they are, are usually the opposite
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Rex was the most fun to watch. Good Rex or Bad Rex.
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@JordanSigler I'm here to proclaim that I had you all wrong. you're a quality individual.
@dabears70 is every bit a virgin **** as @PackerNation
@dabears70 is every bit a virgin **** as @PackerNation
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^^^
for as much as the team gave up to obtain Jay Cutler they sure put him in some awkward positions. revolving door at OC because the head coach didn't understand offense (stop with the "coach killer" narrative, it's wrong and false), one of the worst offensive lines ever. outside like 2 year window didn't have legitimate receivers to throw to, both of which the team just magically let go.
I'll bring it back, what starting "franchise" quarterback in the league had to contend with half the shit Cutler did? and he never buried anyone in the media or acted like an asshole about it. sure he could've been better, mechanically especially, but he's still strangely the best the team ever had. that's not an indictment of Jay Cutler, that's just a demonstration of how sad the Bears are over their 100~ year history.
I hope Fields can be the first 4000 yard passer. but even chunk has hit the 5000 mark multiple times, and he's some dreg from the Lions that went to a pre-stacked Super Bowl winning team that was apparently fixed to win, because Los Angeles or something.
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So you’re saying Luckman had better talent around him than Cutler? What’s your point there?
Do you secretly resent your parents not letting you follow your dreams so you could be “successful” in their eyes? Is that why you lash out on rivals blogs as a troll?
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Next time I school you, just sit down, stfu, and learn something.
I don't have time to witness you crying in a triggered episode over being embarrassed because you wrongly proclaimed Jay Cutler to be the Bears "GOAT QB." Then you tried to change it to "most successful QB", wrong again.
As I said from day one, I am not here to embarrass anyone. My vast knowledge and history with the Packers and Bears does enable me to educate though.
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I don't have time to witness you crying in a triggered episode over being embarrassed because you wrongly proclaimed Jay Cutler to be the Bears "GOAT QB." Then you tried to change it to "most successful QB", wrong again.
As I said from day one, I am not here to embarrass anyone. My vast knowledge and history with the Packers and Bears does enable me to educate though.
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no really, **** off permanently
you're not educating anyone. you're just an annoying cuntbag with a grossly exaggerated sense of pride for a buttfuck franchise that had the luxury of Favre and Rodgers for almost 30 years and they each have a Super Bowl win to their credit. they should've outdone the Brady Patriots, but did not.
your team colors are grotesque and your town is shitty. trust me, I've been there, I know.
**** you
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Sid gets no street cred cause he played during the beer league days of the nfl.
NFL still got to respect history of course . . .
Sid's highlights in the nfl are sort of like Jim Brown's cause the latter just ran past slow white dudes. Look at all the white guys on the field, omfg!
00:35 i count least 7 flailing white guys on the field for that defense, wtf
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Didn’t change anything man. They’re both accurate descriptions of a qb you’d choose as the Bears qb in the all team version of madden if you played competitively for money.
There is no way Luckman would have the same ratings Cutler did. Do you think he’s the Bears best punter of all time?
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Cutler said the same thing many of us have said for years. Can’t keep changing out offensive coaches and expect to have success. I’ll add not paying for premium talent on that side of the ball as well, it’s common sense.
This isn’t some curse as to why Bears QB’s fail. Continuity and resources are never here.
This isn’t some curse as to why Bears QB’s fail. Continuity and resources are never here.
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@PackerNation im happy you were alive to see Sid Luckman play and school us
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Eric Kramer when healthy was fun to watch as well.
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Next time you school anybody with be the first time
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Never saw him play live, but I did get to meet him in the early 90's. Had a autographed Sid Luckman football for a while. Sold it because 99.9% of my sports memorabilia is Packers, Badgers, Bucks, and Brewers stuff.
George Halas and Sid Luckman are two members of the Bears franchise that I have always had great respect for. The NFL offenses we see today you can in large part thank Sid Luckman for. Rest in heaven my friend.
The greatest Bears QB of all-time, and it isn't close.