Packers Loss Ends Bears Playoff Hopes
A Green Bay victory over the Minnesota Vikings Sunday would've put the Bears in the playoffs. But that didn't happen.
A Green Bay victory over the Minnesota Vikings Sunday would've put the Bears in the playoffs. But that didn't happen.
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York Parent
7:48 am on Monday, December 31, 2012
Time for Lovie to go. And take Urlacher with you.
Vegasdog.
10:27 am on Monday, December 31, 2012
LOVIE WAS FIRED...It's all over media. That whole team of overpaid millionaires should write him a going away check since it was largely their fault. A nice guy who was managing a lackluster product (Cutler). The Bears are the new Cubs.
KlO
11:08 am on Monday, December 31, 2012
Lovie ain't the problem. Neither is Cutler. The absolute lack of any running game is what did them in. Hestert turned into a backward-running moron somewhere along the way and what good is a 6"7" Kellen Davis if he can only jump 3" off the ground?
Cutler to Marshall is great - but we need a little more dimension than that.
Anthony
10:43 am on Monday, December 31, 2012
Thank you GB and Vikes! Happy New Year to all!
Francine Amalfi
1:24 pm on Monday, December 31, 2012
Rex Ryan should be "booted" too or is that his wife's job? At least Lovie is gone. Hopefully he and Rex his favorite quarterback Grossman not Ryan can retire on some ranch and talk about their 2006 season when they failed but think they did good.
Rod Nelson
5:30 pm on Monday, December 31, 2012
Ummm...Rex Grossman took the Bears to the Superbowl...every NFL team except one would have liked to be where Rex and Lovie ended up.