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chknwing

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The Chicago Bears just put the finishing touches on a stink bomb of a season in which they tied the franchise record for losses (13). Their 2017 starting quarterback probably isn't on the roster and the team hasn't qualified for the playoffs in seven years.

In other words, the Bears have a long way to go in the road back to respectability. This is a popular opinion, but not a universal one. Take it away, Alshon Jeffery.

"I guarantee you we'll win the Super Bowl next year," Jeffery said after Sunday's 38-10 loss to the Vikings, via ESPN.com. "We had a lot of injuries. I don't think a team in the league had as much injuries as us."

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13 minutes ago, chknwing said:

The Chicago Bears just put the finishing touches on a stink bomb of a season in which they tied the franchise record for losses (13). Their 2017 starting quarterback probably isn't on the roster and the team hasn't qualified for the playoffs in seven years.

In other words, the Bears have a long way to go in the road back to respectability. This is a popular opinion, but not a universal one. Take it away, Alshon Jeffery.

"I guarantee you we'll win the Super Bowl next year," Jeffery said after Sunday's 38-10 loss to the Vikings, via ESPN.com. "We had a lot of injuries. I don't think a team in the league had as much injuries as us."

Maybe he's signing with the Patriots -- they've had a lot of injuries and have a pretty good shot next year as well. He's a UFA, no?

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7 minutes ago, BIGH2001 said:

 


At least rivera has been in the super bowl. The bears havent sniffed the playoffs in years.



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It doesn't matter if he shoots himself in the foot by hitching his wagon to Shula and never wins one. Just ask any panther from our first run, getting there isn't worth diddly and I can't fathom this team pulling a Fox and never making it back because Rivera is too loyal, ignorant, stubborn, or stupid to realize it. Let's hope he either wisens up or we will waste another season for no good reason. 

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15 hours ago, chknwing said:

The Chicago Bears just put the finishing touches on a stink bomb of a season in which they tied the franchise record for losses (13). Their 2017 starting quarterback probably isn't on the roster and the team hasn't qualified for the playoffs in seven years.

In other words, the Bears have a long way to go in the road back to respectability. This is a popular opinion, but not a universal one. Take it away, Alshon Jeffery.

"I guarantee you we'll win the Super Bowl next year," Jeffery said after Sunday's 38-10 loss to the Vikings, via ESPN.com. "We had a lot of injuries. I don't think a team in the league had as much injuries as us."

'It is, what it is'; 'Sometimes a punt isn't a bad play'.  I'll just stop there.

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17 hours ago, chknwing said:

The Chicago Bears just put the finishing touches on a stink bomb of a season in which they tied the franchise record for losses (13). Their 2017 starting quarterback probably isn't on the roster and the team hasn't qualified for the playoffs in seven years.

In other words, the Bears have a long way to go in the road back to respectability. This is a popular opinion, but not a universal one. Take it away, Alshon Jeffery.

"I guarantee you we'll win the Super Bowl next year," Jeffery said after Sunday's 38-10 loss to the Vikings, via ESPN.com. "We had a lot of injuries. I don't think a team in the league had as much injuries as us."

If they can be completely free of the coach-killing, non-thrilling, spinning wheeling, banana peeling Cutler at QB, who knows what can happen? Getting that millstone from around their necks will make them more competitive.

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