Date: Sunday, December 11, 2011

Time: 3:05pm

Channel: FOX

Location: Invesco Field. Denver, Colorado.

Bears, PLEASE put Tebow in his place.

Without Forte and Cutty, methinks we're getting Tebowed.

I hope Peppers kills Tebow

Don't let America down, defense.

Jeez, Louise.

I'll be the first to admit that I've been driving the Tim Tebow train. And not because I think he's good, but damn it's been something to watch his last minute heroics. But right now, he can go fuck himself.

Luckiest non-Cardinals fan ever.

FUCK YOU MARION BARBER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


That is all.

when will teams stop playing the fucking prevent defense. this is the 3rd time i've had to watch tim i fucking suck tebow play like shit for 55 mins of a game then when the other team switches to prevent he miraculously learns how to throw accurately and the broncos march down the field.

if something works for 55 mins minutes - not only works but shuts the team out completely - why stop?

Can't beat God's child.

Pathetic. Absolutely shut down for 55 minutes and then you change your style of play?

Also, i'm so sick of watching Caleb Hanie try to run an NFL offense.

Oh and Marion Barber can go jump off a cliff for all I care. Thats 2 weeks in a row has cost us a game. Last week, it was not lining up correctly and this week it was running out of bounds AND fumbling.

Good lord. I didn't think the offense would be this bad without Cutty. Brutal

Thankful NBA season is here. The season was looking so promising with Cutler and Forte. Without them, they resemble a high school offense.

Stache, you're being too nice, they resemble 11 year old girls out there.

Tebow has and will get credit for this game, but Marion Barber and the leg of Matt Prater won it for Denver.

l2uff wrote:when will teams stop playing the fucking prevent defense.

My sentiment exactly. They proved to the NFL exactly how to stop Tim Tebow. They stopped Tebow for more than 55 minutes, then prevent defense allows Tebow to move the ball.

The Stache wrote:Oh and Marion Barber can go jump off a cliff for all I care.

A lot of times I try to stray away from blaming a single person, especially when it's a team game with 22+ people involved. However, Marion Barber lost this game for the Bears. He rushed for 100+ yards w/ a TD and he did contribute to what we thought was going to be a win. But his inability to follow Football 101 lost this game. Sure, there was the fumble in OT and that was his fault because he should be protecting the football in a situation that would have given the Bears a chance to win since they were in Robbie Gould's FG range. His fumble in OT, though, wouldn't even be relevant had he simply not gone out of bounds. You figure 35 additional seconds off the clock and at the most, Denver gets the ball back with 15 seconds.

OH MY GOD. I'm typing this with anger and disbelief. This is the worst Bears loss I have experienced. The prior worst loss was 2008 against Atlanta when Kyle Orton drove the Bears to take the lead and then lost on a game ending FG. This, though, was DEMORALIZING. You shut out this offense for the entire game, you have a 10 point lead, and you have the ball with less than two minutes while your opponent has no time out's. Keep the clock running. AHHHHHHH.

Listening to Waddle & Silvy, Jeff Dickerson said Marion Barber was "hiding" in the trainer's room and then he ducked out and wouldn't answer questions. I liked him, but he needs to go. I'm sorry, but he's responsible for two losses. The Bears should be 9-4. Line up on the line and last week vs. KC is different.

The Stache wrote:Thankful NBA season is here.

There is ALWAYS a happy ending to any bad thing.

We can always blame the lost season to the Cutler injury. That makes me feel better. I MISS JAY!

sedgy145 wrote:istening to Waddle & Silvy, Jeff Dickerson said Marion Barber was "hiding" in the trainer's room and then he ducked out and wouldn't answer questions. I liked him, but he needs to go. I'm sorry, but he's responsible for two losses. The Bears should be 9-4. Line up on the line and last week vs. KC is different.

Heard that on W&S too. Just a cowardly move.

Lance Briggs: "He played hard. I respect a guy that plays hard, him and all the other 10 guys on that field for the Broncos."

Julius Peppers: "It wasn't anything special that he did."

Brian Urlacher: "He's a good running back."

That screams no respect for Tim Tebow...

I agree with the Peppers quote.

Urlacher being his usual dick self. No need to say that, IMO. Lose with class. I know you're pissed, but that screams insecurity.