No help? No kidding.
From gossipcop.com
Ever since Jay Cutler put on a Bears jersey the first time, this site made it perfectly clear that Chicago wouldn’t be able to get to the next level because Jay was a “fine” QB but not a franchise QB and, more importantly, without any help surrounding Cutler, the Bears were destined for mediocrity. Here we are, years later, and nothing has changed. When you trade away first round picks and have a history of difficulty in developing draft picks in general, the only way to improve the team is through free agency. Julius Peppers was a great signing, but a lack of money and available free agents severely limits the strategy. Other limits are self-inflicted, like paying Devin Hester as a prime receiver when he is only a special teams marvel.
In the end, what you have is a team with enough talent to squeak by a bad team with a star like the Carolina Panthers. What you also have is a team with enough weaknesses to allow themselves no mistakes if they want to avoid losing to bad teams like the Carolina Panthers. In short, what you have is a mediocre team. If Coach Green is around, you might put a hand on his shoulder and assure him that they are who we thought they were.
Will this mediocre team prevail against an upstart Lions team? We’ll find out Monday…
Tags: Cutler, DWTS, needs protection
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