Rapaport and LaConfora: this is Hoyers Job

[Desperado34]

Cutler leading the Bears had lost six straight to the Lions before Hoyer won last week.

The damn team lost 6 straight. With different players.

 

[Dr.Footwear]

LaCanfora's source is Rappaport...

Rappaport's source is LaCanfora.

 

[BearsFan51]

The damn team lost 6 straight. With different players.

Yeah, better players like Marshall Bennett Forte

 

[Desperado34]

Tony medelin is source

 

[ijustposthere]

Detroit was also scoring 27 ppg and they scored 6 offensive points against the Bears. Why? Because the Bears defense was fresh and high energy for 4 qtrs. Why? Because the offense, even when not converting points, was moving the chains and staying on the field. That matters.

Detroit has looked like shit. They were shut down by Tennessee, GB, & the Bears. They scored 27 against GB, but most came when the game was well out of hand. I love how we're pumping up the Lions to make Hoyer seem good.

 

[Treehorn]

Source: Every Bears fan with the ability to see.

 

[Mongo_76]

Gotta love how scoring 17 against a defense giving up 30 pts is exciting to you guys. Fuckin Lawl.

Gotta love how the Bears win a game and you immediately saw off a shot-gun and aim it at your face.

 

[Willis1524]

Kind of sounds like the same shit they've been saying though. Hoyer "could" keep the job. Still will be interested in seeing a healthy Cutler not playing though before I believe this crap. Hope Fox has the balls to do it if Hoyer keeps playing well.

 

[WindyCity]

I find beating the Lions to be exciting.

Something Cutler failed to do for the previous 3 seasons.

 

[Washington]

The damn team lost 6 straight. With different players.

But who was the common denominator?

Both Cutty and Hoyer suck but Hoyer gives the team a better chance to win. I wish Cutty was playing because we could really use the higher draft pick this year. In a perfect world, none of the QBs on the roster this year return next year.

 

[proton]

I'm sure it is, until he regresses back to the mean and he starts turning the ball over like he has his entire career. Then they are right back where they started.

 

[ijustposthere]

But who was the common denominator?

Kyle Long.

 

[ijustposthere]

I'm sure it is, until he regresses back to the mean and he starts turning the ball over like he has his entire career. Then they are right back where they started.

Hoyer doesn't really turn the ball over as far as I know. It's just another guy that's a very good backup, but over the course of a season, won't do that much.

 

[Mongo_76]

Kind of sounds like the same shit they've been saying though. Hoyer "could" keep the job. Still will be interested in seeing a healthy Cutler not playing though before I believe this crap. Hope Fox has the balls to do it if Hoyer keeps playing well.

He's been physically healthy for weeks....

 

[nobull]

Good now we can turn the focus on the shitty front office after this shit blows up.

 

[Willis1524]

He's been physically healthy for weeks....

So you say. You're not the person to believe when it comes to that though. If he still isn't practicing next week though, then it may be something.

 

[ijustposthere]

Good now we can turn the focus on the shitty front office after this shit blows up.

Don't matter who the QB is, the shit is probably going to blow up. Thing is, I want the Bears to lose. I'm sick and tired of being stuck in mediocrity. I call it "Reinsdorf syndrome."

 

[Hbkrusso]

 

[Willis1524]

Kyle Long.

Actually, it was Robbie Gould, and he's paid the price already.

 

[ijustposthere]