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Boooooooooo-Bears faithful
#11
Couple more yards on the ground and that FG is good.
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#12
Ha Ha... Fuck the Bears!
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#13
they are who. we thought they are
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#14
I wondered if Tribisky would be able to carry that offense when the defense or running game was struggling.............

Or if the Bears would lead the league in take aways, which is hard to do.

Or how they would do as the favorite after going 12-4 last year. 

No 1st round pick this year either. 
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#15
On their way to a superbowl, 3 points at a time! Good thing they have a good kicker, oh wait!
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#16
We lost to the bears, that's a loss that's going to haunt us.  I blame that one on the coaching staff.
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#17
The Chicago Bears Are NFL's Biggest DisappointmentHowever, eight weeks into the season, the Bears look nothing like a Super Bowl contender. The defense is still excellent, but the team isn't making the big plays on that side of the ball it did a year ago. The offense has been a sputtering mess. Trubisky has taken a huge step all right—in the wrong direction.

And rather than look like one of the better teams in the NFC, the last-place Chicago Bears have the look of the most disappointing team in the NFL.
The knee-jerk reaction of many fans and pundits after Sunday's one-point loss to the similarly disappointing Los Angeles Chargers will be to blame kicker Eddy Pineiro for missing a 41-yard field goal as time expired.
Directing rage at kickers has become a fairly common occurrence in Chicago over the past couple of years.
But the truth is that the Bears never should have been in a position where they needed Pineiro to make that kick to begin with.
Entering Sunday's action, the Bears were averaging just 263.7 yards of offense per game. Only three NFL teams were averaging fewer. The running game has been especially putrid, averaging all of 70 yards per game.
After running the ball just seven times in last week's loss to the New Orleans Saints, Bears head coach Matt Nagy indicated that the team needed to rededicate to the ground game. Sure enough, the team did so against the Chargers, and the results were encouraging. The Bears racked up 162 rushing yards Sunday, and rookie David Montgomery had the first 100-yard game of his professional career.
But despite all those rushing yards and 388 total yards (over 150 more than the Chargers), the Bears scored just a single touchdown. The reason for that offensive futility isn't difficult to pinpoint.
Mitchell Trubisky was awful—again
https://bleacherreport.com/articles/2860...ce=cnn.com&utm_campaign=editorial&utm_medium=referral
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#18
How that game ended for Chicago was an epic shit show. How many chances did they get BEFORE the FG attempt? I mean, it was brutal. The defense did a nice job on the Chargers. 
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#19
The Bears and the fans of Chicago deserve every bad team they have. 
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