skepticalbear wrote: The DJ Moore stuff is ridiculous. His absence did not cost us this game. That's just silly.

Though I have to agree with OP that I did not care for the two draw plays on the two long 3rd downs. I get the thinking, I get they don't want to take a risk, but the pass pro looked competent for most of the game and Cutler was playing very well. Not saying you chuck the ball up for grabs, but call a pass play and see if Marshall can get open on an intermediate length pass, maybe he gets some YAC and the first. If not, you can still punt and pin them deep.

Medium risk/high reward. I think you try to put the game away when your QB is playing well.

Anytime23 wrote: Maybe the guy wasnt thnking when he was talking to the media. Just started talking and it slipped that lovie yelled at him. Is that worth being benched multiple games and hurting your defense? Knowing how bad Hayden has played, is such a petty statement worth it? I hope not. Moore isnt a bright guy, i think everyone can tell that by listening to him. Sometimes people who dont think first say things. It wasnt the worst thing in the world. If Lovie doesnt want anyone to say anything then come out and say that. Dont lie and say put your name on it.

CoachK34 wrote: He can't be that bright by looking at that dumba$$ haircut!

“I didn’t go to school to learn too much, to be honest,” said Moore, who opted for the NFL draft with a year of eligibility remaining. “I should’ve spent a little more time (in class) while I was in school.

“I’m not the smartest guy, but I probably have the most common sense. I learned fast, but I could’ve done better. Once I got to school and got good (at football), I was like, ‘Man, this is for the birds. It’s time to leave.’”

jacketfast wrote:

CoachK34 wrote: He can't be that bright by looking at that dumba$$ haircut!

lol so true

If any of you can rewatch the game...watch how many passes were made in the slot for over 20 yds, watch how many yards after the catch were made in the middle of the field area.

DJ Moore's absence really hurt this team...its up to coach Lovie to see this and admit that Moore is needed on the field.

gcoop33 wrote: He has some good ones....but this is by far my favorite DJ Moore quote.....

“I didn’t go to school to learn too much, to be honest,” said Moore, who opted for the NFL draft with a year of eligibility remaining. “I should’ve spent a little more time (in class) while I was in school.

“I’m not the smartest guy, but I probably have the most common sense. I learned fast, but I could’ve done better. Once I got to school and got good (at football), I was like, ‘Man, this is for the birds. It’s time to leave.’”

Anytime23 wrote: BB probably benches him. But Lovie isnt BB and honestly, im tired of everything being a comparison to BB and the Patriots.

It's a comparison of what one of the best coaches to ever coach would do.  I am not sure why that is an issue for you.  Unless it's because you know the right thing to do is sit his @ss down.

Maybe he did make Lovie look stupid and yes, its accountability. But i wish Lovie would start thinking more about players performances, rather than their personalities. Davis is one of his guys and despite being a non factor at best, he gets to play every single week. Makes me wish he would talk about a teammate or his coach to the media. This team will actually be better off.

And if the Bears had a better option for Kellen Davis....He would be out there.  I don't get why that is such a hard concept.  Maybe part of your anger should be directed at Phil Emery for giving Kellen Davis 3 million dollars a year.

Lovie should worry less about what the media thinks and says and worry about the guys on the field. Its not like Moore questioned his coaches or their decisions. He said he got yelled at and made Lovie look like the liar that he is. Big fn deal. This lockerroom and team is strong enough to make this a non issue.

Lovie doesn't give a sh t what the media thinks...That is why he gets the sh t he  does.  He says what he has to and that it

That Locker room is a strong place....and it is strong for the same principles that you want Lovie Smith to go against to put DJ Moore back on the field...Cant have it both ways.


He basically gave Moore a pass for the original comments, and 5 minutes later he completely f cked up again.

Anytime23 wrote: Theyre actually talking about it on the score right now

gcoop33 wrote:

Anytime23 wrote: BB probably benches him. But Lovie isnt BB and honestly, im tired of everything being a comparison to BB and the Patriots.

It's a comparison of what one of the best coaches to ever coach would do.  I am not sure why that is an issue for you.  Unless it's because you know the right thing to do is sit his @ss down.

Maybe he did make Lovie look stupid and yes, its accountability. But i wish Lovie would start thinking more about players performances, rather than their personalities. Davis is one of his guys and despite being a non factor at best, he gets to play every single week. Makes me wish he would talk about a teammate or his coach to the media. This team will actually be better off.

And if the Bears had a better option for Kellen Davis....He would be out there.  I don't get why that is such a hard concept.  Maybe part of your anger should be directed at Phil Emery for giving Kellen Davis 3 million dollars a year.

Lovie should worry less about what the media thinks and says and worry about the guys on the field. Its not like Moore questioned his coaches or their decisions. He said he got yelled at and made Lovie look like the liar that he is. Big fn deal. This lockerroom and team is strong enough to make this a non issue.

Lovie doesn't give a sh t what the media thinks...That is why he gets the sh t he  does.  He says what he has to and that it

That Locker room is a strong place....and it is strong for the same principles that you want Lovie Smith to go against to put DJ Moore back on the field...Cant have it both ways.


He basically gave Moore a pass for the original comments, and 5 minutes later he completely f cked up again.