[CBFF] 52 passes?

Jerry Madsen jerrywm at gmail.com
Mon Oct 1 20:13:49 MDT 2007


52 passes?  Ron Turner has lost his f***ing mind.  52 passes?  What is that?

Frankly, I don't give a tinker's damn what anybody on this list thinks: 
Cedric Benson is an upper tier running talent and with him back there, 
there is no reason to be passing 52 times in a game.

I was genuinely pleased when Ron Turner was hired back to the Bears.  
All I could think about was a return to the success they achieved on 
offense in 1995.  So much for that thought.

2007 is not a good year for the Turner brothers.

Jerry


Tom Shannon wrote:
> So I think everyone got the idea that the most disturbing thing I saw
> yesterday was the continued tendency of the offense to turn the ball over.
> Here's the second most disturbing thing.
>
> I saw on ESPN that Griese threw 52 passes.  What was the offense doing
> throwing 52 passes?  There are so many things wrong with that I can't count
> them all but it starts at the top and goes all the way down to the backup
> left tackle.
>
> For some reason I was able to take last week's loss pretty well.  But this
> one sticks in my craw.  I think it's because the Lions played so badly and
> the Bears still managed to lose.  We talk about injuries and all of the
> things that are out of the Bears' control and those are good points.  But
> that's not what's killing the team.  What's killing them is really poor play
> in so many aspects of the game.  Dumb things that teams like the Lions do
> but that good teams like the Bears aren't supposed to.  The things that
> really make the difference between winning and losing.  This game
> highlighted for me how badly the Bears are playing.
>
> It's too early to give up but this could be a really awful season if they
> continue to look like they did yesterday.
>
> Tom S.
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