Comments on: Offseason Analysis: Chicago Bears http://lesterslegends.com/offseason-analysis-chicago-bears/ Helping you win your fantasy football, baseball, and basketball leagues. Sun, 12 Feb 2012 15:03:56 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: LestersLegends http://lesterslegends.com/offseason-analysis-chicago-bears/comment-page-1/#comment-5978 LestersLegends Wed, 11 Feb 2009 18:55:15 +0000 http://lesterslegends.com/?p=7650#comment-5978 Interesting sack David. Thanks for adding. I agree about this being a key offseason for them. They may have to blow the thing up if they don't compete next year. Interesting sack David. Thanks for adding. I agree about this being a key offseason for them. They may have to blow the thing up if they don’t compete next year.

]]> By: David Funk http://lesterslegends.com/offseason-analysis-chicago-bears/comment-page-1/#comment-5977 David Funk Wed, 11 Feb 2009 18:41:49 +0000 http://lesterslegends.com/?p=7650#comment-5977 McSpazz does have a point about the Bears secondary. I don't see Brown coming back, and it seems Steltz may be given the chance to start alongside Kevin Payne. But at some point, the defensive line has to take it's fair share of blame for not consistently providing a pass rush. It's pretty sad when only two people on your entire defense had more than five sacks on the season. Furthermore, the team went sackless in five games in 2008, and they lost every single one of them. They were 9-2 when they recorded a sack. Despite not having to resign a player on the line, it still is a position I'm not feeling good about as Bears fan to leave unnoticed. This is a key offseason for the Bears and Lovie Smith. McSpazz does have a point about the Bears secondary. I don’t see Brown coming back, and it seems Steltz may be given the chance to start alongside Kevin Payne.

But at some point, the defensive line has to take it’s fair share of blame for not consistently providing a pass rush. It’s pretty sad when only two people on your entire defense had more than five sacks on the season. Furthermore, the team went sackless in five games in 2008, and they lost every single one of them. They were 9-2 when they recorded a sack. Despite not having to resign a player on the line, it still is a position I’m not feeling good about as Bears fan to leave unnoticed.

This is a key offseason for the Bears and Lovie Smith.

]]> By: LestersLegends http://lesterslegends.com/offseason-analysis-chicago-bears/comment-page-1/#comment-5966 LestersLegends Wed, 11 Feb 2009 15:18:48 +0000 http://lesterslegends.com/?p=7650#comment-5966 Thanks for the update. I see KFFL updated their Bears report. I'll do so too. Thanks for the update. I see KFFL updated their Bears report. I’ll do so too.

]]> By: Evan "McSpazz" Edwards http://lesterslegends.com/offseason-analysis-chicago-bears/comment-page-1/#comment-5964 Evan "McSpazz" Edwards Wed, 11 Feb 2009 15:12:25 +0000 http://lesterslegends.com/?p=7650#comment-5964 Tommie Harris and Dez Clark both re-uped last offseason and are no longer free agents. Losing Mike Brown will be a blessing in disguise, though he was a "good" player when young and healthy the Bears fans and organization became to dependent that he was some great quarterback of the defensive secondary. If they were so great whe=y would they get beat constantly. His age and injuries have the game passing him by like a speeding bullet. Tommie Harris and Dez Clark both re-uped last offseason and are no longer free agents. Losing Mike Brown will be a blessing in disguise, though he was a “good” player when young and healthy the Bears fans and organization became to dependent that he was some great quarterback of the defensive secondary. If they were so great whe=y would they get beat constantly. His age and injuries have the game passing him by like a speeding bullet.

]]>