2010 Chicago Bears

whiteathlete33 · Aug 23, 2010

And so goes the affirmative action league. From Rotoworld:

Bears waived/injured WR Eric Peterman.
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Peterman will undergo surgery on his thumb after injuring it in
Saturday's game against the Chargers. He was a practice squad candidate
as an undrafted free agent out of Northwestern.</div>

Colonel_Reb · Sep 11, 2010

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The Bears have one of the worst Caste coaches in Lovie
(Hatie) Smith, and despite having an overwhelmingly black roster, they don't seem to be getting any better. It undoubtedly has
something to do with their being one of the most consistently anti-White teams
over the last several years.
The ownership seems to like it though, as they
haven't shown signs of getting rid of Smith, yet. Smith cut record setting RB
Brock Forsey and Biletnikoff Award winner Mike Hass. The Bears had 6 White
starters and just 13 Whites on their roster in 2005, 2007, and 2008. In 2006,
they had 5 and 12. This year, Chicago has just
4 White starters and 12 on the roster.

Quarterback Jay Cutler will be the focal point of many DWF
insults, much as every White Bears' QB in recent memory. Cutler doesn't get near
the credit he deserves and despite having a horrible WR corps is actually a
very talented and dependable QB. Todd Collins and Caleb Hanie back Cutler up.

Starting tight end Greg Olsen should be a league leading TE,
but thanks to Coach Hatie Smiff's horrific play calling, Olsen has eclipsed 600
receiving yards only once. Hopefully Olsen's talent will not be ignored as much
this year.

T Kevin Shaffer is the only full White player on the O-Line
at reserve LT, while starting C Olin Kreutz is mixed White and Hawaiian.

K Robbie Gould has done a great job for the past 5 seasons. Brad
Maynard handles the punting duties and has been a model of consistency over his
14 year career. 13 Year veteran long snapper Patrick Mannelly will break a
Bears career record of games played on September 27.

6 time Pro-Bowl MLB Brian Urlacher returns from an injury
that kept him sidelined for all but one game of the 2009 season. 8<sup>th</sup>
year veteran Hunter Hillenmeyer backs up Urlacher at the MLB position.

Safety Craig Steltz has been used on special teams and as a
reserve, despite repeated claims by coaches that he would be the starter. He is
the only White DB on the Bears' roster. Steltz was an All-American at LSU, but
will probably once again back up Danieal Manning in 2010.

Don Wassall · Sep 15, 2010

The supposed "fastest player in the league," now playing wide receiver forthe third season, still can't get open. And when he does, his hands of stone often seal the deal for an incompletion. From Weenieworld:

Jay Cutler acknowledged Wednesday that Devin Hester simply didn't get open in Week 1 against the Lions. Hester was targeted once, compared to Devin Aromashodu's 10 and Johnny Knox's seven. Cutler guarded his words by blaming Hester's minimal role on "rolled coverage" with a safety over the top, but it's clear that the converted returner is low on the totem pole in Chicago. He's not a fantasy option.

Edited by: Don Wassall

snow · Oct 5, 2010

Sumo Charles Grant was signed. With nothing left in the tank, cut by the Saints, cut by the Dolphins then went to the UFL, also cut after two games. Yes the best players play in the NFL......

Deadlift · Oct 6, 2010

Here's an article on that Bears' transaction..

Bears cut former rookie DE star (Mark) Anderson, sign Grant

http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/story/14081211/bears-cut-former-rookie-de-star-anderson-sign-grant

FootballDad · Oct 6, 2010

Hatie Smiff just needed another player that would head over to the buffets with him.

Colonel_Reb · Oct 7, 2010

Jay Cutler was practically killed last week, thanks to the sumo dominated O-line. He's got a concussion and will miss this week's game against the Panthers.
<a href="http://%20www.indyposted.com/115876/bears-cutler-out-with-concussion-collins-to-start-against-panthers/" target="_blank">
http://www.indyposted.com/115876/bears-cutler-out-with-concussion-collins-to-start-against-panthers/</a>

whiteathlete33 · Oct 20, 2010

From Rotoworld:

Greg Olsen didn't catch a single pass in Week 6 against Seattle.
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He also was catch-less in Week 5. The Bears seemed to be making an
effort to get Olsen the ball at least every once in awhile during the
first four games, but it's not like he was even tearing it up then.
He's topped 39 yards once this season. Feel free to drop Olsen for a
player with late-season upside.

I don't know what the issue is in Chicago but they need to get this kid the ball.
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backrow · Oct 20, 2010

Mike Martz is an issue. he doesn't see a TE as a pass catcher.

TorontoArgos · Oct 20, 2010

In that case Olsen should be moved to WR where he would be better than their current core.

Don Wassall · Oct 20, 2010

The great Dick Butkus tells it like it is:

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Read more: http://www.fannation.com/truth_and_rumors/nfl?page=2#ixzz12vQrqjXx

Colonel_Reb · Oct 20, 2010

I knew Olsen would be screwed by Chicago this year, that's why I dropped him and didn't draft him for my fantasy team. Seems like every time the Chicago coaches talk up a White player, you can expect them to get screwed.

It's nice to hear Butkus weighing in on the matter. They are a real embarrassment, as are most NFL teams this year. The play is laughable, except when I remember the fact that Whites are being excluded.

snow · Oct 20, 2010

Martz is such an offensive genius that he can't figure out how to use a 6'5 250 pound guy that runs a 4.47?
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FootballDad · Oct 21, 2010

Martz system is one where the QB goes back to pass, and all receivers run downfield routes. The TE has to stay in to block, as the QB is asked to hold on to the ball for 4 or 5 seconds while the routes develop. If you have good offensive line play, and talented receivers (not to mention a skilled QB), it works, since the DB's can't cover everyone that long, especially on all of the deep routes. The only outlet reciever is the RB who will release after 4 seconds and have all kinds of room since the secondary is at least 15 yards down the field. Look at the numbers Marshall Faulk put up in this system.

Of course, a tight end like Olson is actually a liability in this system, since he's not a pure blocker. With the new-look "Sumo-heavy" lines that are now in vogue in the league, Martz' system is guaranteed to scramble the brain cells of whatever QB is unlucky enough to be the trigger man.

Woody · Oct 25, 2010

4 of the 5 OL for the bears are black. They are also hands-down the worst line in pro football.

Colonel_Reb · Nov 28, 2010

<div><div style="overflow: ; color: rgb0, 0, 0; : transparent; text-align: left; text-decoration: none; border: medium none;"><h1>Bears fan falls to his death at Soldier Field</h1>

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A 27-year-old male reportedly was killed at Sunday's Bears-Eagles game after falling 50 feet at Soldier Field.

According
to WLS News in Chicago, the man, who was unidentified, was in the
columns area of the stadium when he fell and landed on the roof.

He was transported to a local hospital, where he was pronounced dead at 6:24 p.m. (et).

No further details were available.

The
tragic news comes not long after a child attending a Lakers game at
Staples Center fell over a barrier in a suite and was killed.
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Deadlift · Dec 21, 2010

Flat-nosed Hatie Smiff looks like he would fit "right in" as a character on "Good Times"..

Westside · Dec 21, 2010

The two teams I hope that don't make it to the Superbowl is da bears run by hatie smiff, and the eagles with vick soaring. No matter that the eagles have several white players contributing.

ToughJ.Riggins · Dec 21, 2010

I don't like the Filthadelphia fans or Andy Reid. Vick and his cronnies forced dogs to breed and viciously fight and when they got badly injured they'd shoot them "to put them out of their misery" (not really, because they caused the misery in the first place).

Still, the Eagles have enough white offensive skill players that I wouldn't be too upset if they got to the SB as long as Chad Hall goes back to being the third RB in addition to the 5th WR like he was for a few games and they lose to the Pats or Colts. Talented Garrett Mills career would probably be over if he hadn't found a home on the Eagles. Riley Cooper has been worked into the mix more- and if solid, but not spectacular Avant's play in the slot declines (or he moves on) Cooper will get more work as a third WR with more chances than Avant to make plays on the outside.

I'd rather see the Eagles than the Saints again, and OBVIOUSLY the hatied Bears. But of course my top choices would be GB, with St. Louis (however unlikely) second and Atlanta third. Overall I'm hoping the Pats win the Superbowl and if they do I win some money. I bet 100 on the Pats when the odds were 1/8, off of 700 I won earlier in the season on a couple teasers and a two team Parlay. This is from 40 bucks I started out with. Unfortunately I bet 400 of my 700 on the Browns to win the AFC after they beat the Saints and Pats back to back. So I'm really only $160 ahead so far this year, but I only risked 40 bucks!Edited by: ToughJ.Riggins

Don Wassall · Dec 21, 2010

ToughJ.Riggins said:
I don't like the Filthadelphia fans or Andy Reid. Vick and his cronnies forced dogs to breed and viciously fight and when they got badly injured they'd shoot them "to put them out of their misery" (not really, because they caused the misery in the first place).

Still, the Eagles have enough white offensive skill players that I wouldn't be too upset if they got to the SB as long as Chad Hall goes back to being the third RB in addition to the 5th WR like he was for a few games and they lose to the Pats or Colts. Talented Garrett Mills career would probably be over if he hadn't found a home on the Eagles. Riley Cooper has been worked into the mix more- and if solid, but not spectacular Avant's play in the slot declines (or he moves on) Cooper will get more work as a third WR with more chances than Avant to make plays on the outside.

I'd rather see the Eagles than the Saints again, and OBVIOUSLY the hatied Bears. But of course my top choices would be GB, with St. Louis (however unlikely) second and Atlanta third. Overall I'm hoping the Pats win the Superbowl and if they do I win some money. I bet 100 on the Pats when the odds were 1/8, off of 700 I won earlier in the season on a couple teasers and a two team Parlay. This is from 40 bucks I started out with. Unfortunately I bet 400 of my 700 on the Browns after they beat the Saints and Pats back to back. So I'm really only $160 ahead so far this year, but I only risked 40 bucks!

It wasn't much of a home he found, more like living under a bridge,asMills was cut today by Fat Bastard.

Colonel_Reb · Dec 21, 2010

Don Wassall said:
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That is a real shame. Garrett Mills should be starting at TE for some NFL team. College record setter caste aside just like Mike Hass and Brock Forsey.

ToughJ.Riggins · Dec 22, 2010

Damn. Must be the analyst jinx. As soon as a talking head on t.v says something like said player "hasn't had a run longer than 20 yards all season", the very thing seems to happen very soon lol. I used to see it the most in basketball ie. "Nash hasn't missed a foul shot in his last 25 attempts...oh here we go he misses one right here."

The Black Bears are still my least favourite team in the league. Jake Sharp would prove better than any other back on the roster except arguably Forte...he should be splitting carries with Forte right now as every other back on the roster sucks. Peterman would also prove to be the most reliable WR on the team IMO if he got a chance and the second best big play threat after Hester. What a racist- bunch of trash this organization is.

whiteathlete33 · Jan 13, 2011

Greg Olsen is apparently happy with his new role. His receiving stats have gone down significantly. Does every white player have to take one for the team? From Gayworld

Greg Olsen has embraced his new role even though he's catching fewer
passes, as he thinks his value to the team has never been higher.
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didn't have as many catches but I had as many impact plays if not more
key catches, third downs, touchdowns, whatever the case," Olsen said. "I
contribute in the running game, pass protection in the backfield, blitz
pickup, so it's not always about stats. This year kind of opened my
eyes to that." Olsen wanted a trade over the offseason, but he's happy
now, which isn't surprising since winning cures most things.

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Colonel_Reb · Jan 13, 2011

Olsen can put it however he wants to try to mentally justify what has happened. Neither that nor the wins change the fact that he's still being under-utilized. He should be the Bears' leading receiver, but Hatie wouldn't let that happen, no matter the result.

whiteathlete33 · Jan 13, 2011

I just hate the Bears. Aside from Olsen and Urlacher there is nothing to cheer for. The offensive line is made up of sumos and Craig Steltz is buried on the depth chart. They won't even use their best offensive weapon in Olsen. It won't be long before the DWF's completely turn on Cutler and Hatie brings in an afflete to replace him.

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