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Originally posted by Dzozer:
The Bear's management tried to save a couple of bucks and now their paying for it...

A decision taken from the William Bidwill NFL owner playbook, I would guess.

Bidwill owns the AZ Cardinals.

Growing up in Chicago, sports failure pretty much has been a way of life. So yeah, too bad but still, damn...

The good? The Bears don't have to go to LA and play the Rams who no doubt would relish playback. The bad? Next year the Bears will have expectations. More heartbreak predicted, you heard it here first.

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Originally posted by Dzozer:
The Bear's management tried to save a couple of bucks and now their paying for it...


Since Bears cut Robbie Gould, they’ve missed 19 field goals and he’s missed 3

SOP for Chicago teams which is why I don't support them.

Wasn't the Bears Kicker a released Eagles Kicker?

No señor!

Snap was good. Hold was good. Kickers release was good.

Ball was clearly tipped at the line of scrimmage. Slow-motion video shows the Eagles players hand making contact with the ball and his fingers snapping backwards.

The kicker should not be the scapegoat. Bears made a lot of mistakes and failed to capitalize on those made by the Eagles.

Con mucho emoción!

Bears season ticket holder here:

1) We go to 2 games a year and sell the rest now that we moved to Austin.

2) Jets game: Was never in doubt. First time in years we were witness to the Bears defense of yesteryear.

3) Rams game: Started at 28F and ended 22F. Goff clearly uncomfortable with the cold, and even more uncomfortable experiencing the Bears pick apart every aspect of his offense. After the safety on the second play of the second half, Soldier Field was louder than I’ve ever heard it before the rest of the game. Just wow.

4) Made a profit in 2018 on selling the rest of my tickets for the first time ever. Thanks extra postseason ticket.

Excited about next season for the first time in a long time!