Bears

bsp; That isn't a bad loss, losing a Superbowl to one of the greatest QBs ever.  However, that Bears team had a punishing defense, great running game, solid O-line, and great Special Teams.  He was unspectacular that year anyway throwing 23 TDs - 20 INTs. Right now, the Skins have a horrid O-line, questionable Special Teams, old running game, and a Defense that doesn't even know what it is yet.   No QB can take the punishment JC can, except maybe Aaron Rodgers, or Big Ben.  Although it seems Ben's girls are the ones taking the punishment (Cheap-shot I know, sorry). 

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Disgruntled quarterback Jay Cutler is being sent to the bears in exchange for Chicago Bears quarterback Kyle Orton, a first (18th overall) round pick, and a third (84th overall) round pick this year, and a first round pick next year.  In addition the broncos will receive a 5th rounder this year (whoopdee doo).  Now that I have seen the details of the exchange, i'm glad the Redskins didn't go through with it.  First of all, the Redskins only had 4 total picks this year, trading away 2 of them would have left us with nothing.  I did want Cutler, but that is a price even the Danny couldn't do.  Luckily for us, Campbell is very composed, very mature, and dealing with the situation very well. 

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, I'll cover the games that were the more 'exciting on the weeks' slate'.

Falcons 22 Bears 20

The Bears took the lead with a half minute left. Falcons fans filed for the exits as the

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There was a column a few days ago in the Houston Chronicle that made a very compelling argument concerning the Texans and Head Coach Gary Kubiak. The crux of the opinion was based on a comparison with the early stages of Coach Kubiak’s career and that of Jeff Fisher of the now Tennessee Titans. It asked us to be patient, with Kubiak and brought up some interesting truths. 

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