Comments on: Does This Look Like The Face Of Unforced Error? http://www.blogdownchicagobears.com/2009/07/13/does-this-look-like-the-face-of-unforced-error/ All The Content; Unpredictable And Minus Pesky, Regurgitated Analysis Thu, 18 Mar 2010 20:10:57 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Shea Johnson http://www.blogdownchicagobears.com/2009/07/13/does-this-look-like-the-face-of-unforced-error/#comment-1473 Shea Johnson Fri, 17 Jul 2009 05:20:33 +0000 http://www.blogdownchicagobears.com/?p=2617#comment-1473 I'll give you that. Orton was sacked 27 times to Cutler's 11 in 2008*, but that's why we added Pace, Omiyale, and Shaffer during the offseason. *Stat is more reflective of unique sexual conquests during football season than number of times tackled by defensive player while in possession of football.** **Okay, not true. Probably. I’ll give you that. Orton was sacked 27 times to Cutler’s 11 in 2008*, but that’s why we added Pace, Omiyale, and Shaffer during the offseason.

*Stat is more reflective of unique sexual conquests during football season than number of times tackled by defensive player while in possession of football.**

**Okay, not true. Probably.

]]> By: peepfoot http://www.blogdownchicagobears.com/2009/07/13/does-this-look-like-the-face-of-unforced-error/#comment-1455 peepfoot Wed, 15 Jul 2009 20:18:27 +0000 http://www.blogdownchicagobears.com/?p=2617#comment-1455 The Bears needed a little bit more than a quarterback. Crucify me for saying this if you want, but Kyle Orton is one of the better quarterbacks I've seen. The problem was not his decisions, or bad throws, it was the .25 seconds he had to make a decision before dumping the ball off to the nearest target. I'm sorry, but you can put Joe Montana in his prime behind Kreutz, once he hikes the ball, if he has only .25 seconds I doubt he would have made that "miracle play". I think the focus should have been put more on the "O" line to protect these young athletes. Give them another second or two to make a healthy decision. For one, it would have made them realize that they can throw the ball. Two, it would of made some of our better wide recievers make bigger plays and send them to the Pro Bowl. Getting Cutler is great. But I doubt he lasts too long with .25 seconds of coverage when he's used to Denver's "O" line that year by year is usually better than average. Or I'm just insane. The Bears needed a little bit more than a quarterback. Crucify me for saying this if you want, but Kyle Orton is one of the better quarterbacks I’ve seen. The problem was not his decisions, or bad throws, it was the .25 seconds he had to make a decision before dumping the ball off to the nearest target.

I’m sorry, but you can put Joe Montana in his prime behind Kreutz, once he hikes the ball, if he has only .25 seconds I doubt he would have made that “miracle play”.

I think the focus should have been put more on the “O” line to protect these young athletes. Give them another second or two to make a healthy decision. For one, it would have made them realize that they can throw the ball. Two, it would of made some of our better wide recievers make bigger plays and send them to the Pro Bowl.

Getting Cutler is great. But I doubt he lasts too long with .25 seconds of coverage when he’s used to Denver’s “O” line that year by year is usually better than average.

Or I’m just insane.

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