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HuskieTransfer07 Wrote:Ya, REALLY gonna miss that 45.2 rating, I mean my dream of a quarterback is a 6 foot tall guy who can't see over an offensive line, admits "I didn't prepare" for a game on New Years Eve and forgets to hold on to the center-QB exchange ...

Ya, I'm really gonna hate having a quarterback who isn't shitting his pants if there is any kind of physical, emotional or mental pressure or throwing 1.18 INT per game over his career ...

Rex Grossman is trash, stop defending him, he's 27 years old, he's not a 22 year old rookie anymore ... I honestly believe that Kyle Orton has a better future than this guy, why not??? Orton was a HEISMAN candidate his senior year @ Purdue, 31 TDs to just 5 INTs on a team that went to the Sun Bowl. And you honestly think Grossman would have won 10 games as a 22 year old rookie?? NOT A CHANCE.

Snoopy is right on, he's a poor mans Joey Harrington, enjoy the clipboard Grossman and don't let the door hit you on the way out.

Kyle Orton. lol

Grossman went to the SUPER BOWL last year. The SUPER BOWL.

The BEARS, as a TEAM, went to the Super Bowl..NOT Grossman. The ONLY reason Grossman played in the Super Bowl was because he was on a team that saved his a** numerous times throughout the season with a relentless defense and a guy named Devin Hester.

And then he saved his teams a$$ in the Seahawks game. Without Grossman, it's another first round exit.

And Kyle Orton won his 10 games because of his team as well. When Orton was in, people were begging for Rex. Now those people are begging for Griese.

Um, am I not mistaken or was Grossman not injured when Orton was playing? And how can you say it's another first round exit w/out Grossman? HE HAS 6 INT's in 3 games w/1 TD...C'mon 7, let's be reasonable here. Griese will manage the game, and keep the team in position to win, he's done that his whole career. He has the basic fundamentals that you need from your QB, Grossman does not.

I am talking about last year in the Seahawks game.

The entire Griese won't turn the ball over thing is such a farse it's not even funny. I'm a Buccaneers fan. He turns the ball over ALOT. His last year with the Bucs he threw 7 TDs and 7 INTs. Some game manager. Griese has NEVER WON A PLAYOFF GAME. Grossman won TWO last year. Griese is on his 4th team. Are you telling me the other 3 teams made mistakes in RELEASING Griese?

Griese is bad. Any chance the Bears had of salvaging the season went out the window when he was named the starter.

I understand Griese may not be the best quarterback in the league, but let's face the facts, Grossman was not getting it done so far this season. Would you rather Lovie Smith pull a Novak and allow Grossman to keep taking the snaps all year and keep losing games? This city would have tore Lovie apart after every game. Why not give the guy w/more experience a chance, at least of trying to turn this season around? At this point in Grossman's career, throwing 6 TD's in his first 3 games is unacceptable. Last year Lovie put up w/Grossman's terrible performances for who knows why. But he's seen enough, and frankly so have I.

I think the Bears are in deep crap with any qb this year. Their line has sucked, the wide receivers are dropping balls and running poor (and incorrect) routes, and the rb's are missing a lot of blitzes. And Rex hasn't played well. Would you trade for another qb who took their team to the NFC championship game last year and was considered for the MVP? How do you like Drew Brees when he has 1 td and 7 interceptions and his team is 0-3. His offensive line sucks too. After the Bears play the weak Lions defense, we'll see how Griese or anyone likes guys running untouched and blindsiding them. I think if we had Brett Favre or Peyton Manning in their 1st couple of years as starters, the Chicago media and fans would have run them out of town before they could prove how great they are. And I'm not comparing Grossman to them, just making a point!

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HuskieTransfer07 Wrote:Ya, REALLY gonna miss that 45.2 rating, I mean my dream of a quarterback is a 6 foot tall guy who can't see over an offensive line, admits "I didn't prepare" for a game on New Years Eve and forgets to hold on to the center-QB exchange ...

Ya, I'm really gonna hate having a quarterback who isn't shitting his pants if there is any kind of physical, emotional or mental pressure or throwing 1.18 INT per game over his career ...

Rex Grossman is trash, stop defending him, he's 27 years old, he's not a 22 year old rookie anymore ... I honestly believe that Kyle Orton has a better future than this guy, why not??? Orton was a HEISMAN candidate his senior year @ Purdue, 31 TDs to just 5 INTs on a team that went to the Sun Bowl. And you honestly think Grossman would have won 10 games as a 22 year old rookie?? NOT A CHANCE.

Snoopy is right on, he's a poor mans Joey Harrington, enjoy the clipboard Grossman and don't let the door hit you on the way out.

Kyle Orton. lol

Grossman went to the SUPER BOWL last year. The SUPER BOWL.

The BEARS, as a TEAM, went to the Super Bowl..NOT Grossman. The ONLY reason Grossman played in the Super Bowl was because he was on a team that saved his a** numerous times throughout the season with a relentless defense and a guy named Devin Hester.

And then he saved his teams a$$ in the Seahawks game. Without Grossman, it's another first round exit.

And Kyle Orton won his 10 games because of his team as well. When Orton was in, people were begging for Rex. Now those people are begging for Griese.

Um, am I not mistaken or was Grossman not injured when Orton was playing? And how can you say it's another first round exit w/out Grossman? HE HAS 6 INT's in 3 games w/1 TD...C'mon 7, let's be reasonable here. Griese will manage the game, and keep the team in position to win, he's done that his whole career. He has the basic fundamentals that you need from your QB, Grossman does not.

I am talking about last year in the Seahawks game.

The entire Griese won't turn the ball over thing is such a farse it's not even funny. I'm a Buccaneers fan. He turns the ball over ALOT. His last year with the Bucs he threw 7 TDs and 7 INTs. Some game manager. Griese has NEVER WON A PLAYOFF GAME. Grossman won TWO last year. Griese is on his 4th team. Are you telling me the other 3 teams made mistakes in RELEASING Griese?

Griese is bad. Any chance the Bears had of salvaging the season went out the window when he was named the starter.

I understand Griese may not be the best quarterback in the league, but let's face the facts, Grossman was not getting it done so far this season. Would you rather Lovie Smith pull a Novak and allow Grossman to keep taking the snaps all year and keep losing games? This city would have tore Lovie apart after every game. Why not give the guy w/more experience a chance, at least of trying to turn this season around? At this point in Grossman's career, throwing 6 TD's in his first 3 games is unacceptable. Last year Lovie put up w/Grossman's terrible performances for who knows why. But he's seen enough, and frankly so have I.

THEY WENT TO THE SUPER BOWL.

Griese is awful. Soon you will see that.

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niu79 Wrote:In 1994 when Favre was playing about as bad as Rex, the Packers could have sent him to the bench in favor of Ty Detmer or Mark Brunell. Instead, Mike Holmgren turned to Steve Maruicci to teach Brett what he needed to do to succeed, and he proceeded to have MVP season in 1995, 1996 and 1997.

What Rex needs is the same coaching that Favre received when he was young. Trust me, if the Bears give up on someone with the physical talent that Grossman has, some team will scoop him up.

Let them, Rex Grossman is nothing but a duplicate of Joey Harrington. Good arm and talent, but will always make lots of dumb mistakes.

That's not even comparable. Rex Grossman went to the Super Bowl, Harrington has never been to the playoffs.

Grossman will start more games before his career is over. You can take that to the bank.

And btw, have fun with Brian Griese. Bench a guy who went to the Super Bowl last year for a guy who has never won a playoff game.

Joey Harrington was on the Detroit Lions. No QB would make it to the Super Bowl with that team with how bad they were and still are.

No, the Bears defense, special teams, and Jones made it to the Super Bowl. Rex just happened to be the QB. Now that the Bears defense and special teams aren't putting up points like they did last year and the running game is not producing half as much as last season it just shows how bad Rex really is.

Jon Kitna has looked awful with the Lions. Oh. Wait.

Give any QB no offensive line, no running game, and bad WRs and see how they do.

The fact of the matter is, Rex made a bad offense look better then it really was last year. Look at the Bears offense with Rex compared to Kyle Orton.

Good luck.

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HuskieTransfer07 Wrote:Ya, REALLY gonna miss that 45.2 rating, I mean my dream of a quarterback is a 6 foot tall guy who can't see over an offensive line, admits "I didn't prepare" for a game on New Years Eve and forgets to hold on to the center-QB exchange ...

Ya, I'm really gonna hate having a quarterback who isn't shitting his pants if there is any kind of physical, emotional or mental pressure or throwing 1.18 INT per game over his career ...

Rex Grossman is trash, stop defending him, he's 27 years old, he's not a 22 year old rookie anymore ... I honestly believe that Kyle Orton has a better future than this guy, why not??? Orton was a HEISMAN candidate his senior year @ Purdue, 31 TDs to just 5 INTs on a team that went to the Sun Bowl. And you honestly think Grossman would have won 10 games as a 22 year old rookie?? NOT A CHANCE.

Snoopy is right on, he's a poor mans Joey Harrington, enjoy the clipboard Grossman and don't let the door hit you on the way out.

Kyle Orton. lol

Grossman went to the SUPER BOWL last year. The SUPER BOWL.

The BEARS, as a TEAM, went to the Super Bowl..NOT Grossman. The ONLY reason Grossman played in the Super Bowl was because he was on a team that saved his a** numerous times throughout the season with a relentless defense and a guy named Devin Hester.

And then he saved his teams a$$ in the Seahawks game. Without Grossman, it's another first round exit.

And Kyle Orton won his 10 games because of his team as well. When Orton was in, people were begging for Rex. Now those people are begging for Griese.

Um, am I not mistaken or was Grossman not injured when Orton was playing? And how can you say it's another first round exit w/out Grossman? HE HAS 6 INT's in 3 games w/1 TD...C'mon 7, let's be reasonable here. Griese will manage the game, and keep the team in position to win, he's done that his whole career. He has the basic fundamentals that you need from your QB, Grossman does not.

I am talking about last year in the Seahawks game.

The entire Griese won't turn the ball over thing is such a farse it's not even funny. I'm a Buccaneers fan. He turns the ball over ALOT. His last year with the Bucs he threw 7 TDs and 7 INTs. Some game manager. Griese has NEVER WON A PLAYOFF GAME. Grossman won TWO last year. Griese is on his 4th team. Are you telling me the other 3 teams made mistakes in RELEASING Griese?

Griese is bad. Any chance the Bears had of salvaging the season went out the window when he was named the starter.

I understand Griese may not be the best quarterback in the league, but let's face the facts, Grossman was not getting it done so far this season. Would you rather Lovie Smith pull a Novak and allow Grossman to keep taking the snaps all year and keep losing games? This city would have tore Lovie apart after every game. Why not give the guy w/more experience a chance, at least of trying to turn this season around? At this point in Grossman's career, throwing 6 TD's in his first 3 games is unacceptable. Last year Lovie put up w/Grossman's terrible performances for who knows why. But he's seen enough, and frankly so have I.

THEY WENT TO THE SUPER BOWL.

Griese is awful. Soon you will see that.

EXACTLY, THEY went to the Super Bowl..Grossman was just along for the ride.

Grossman's numbers in the divisonal playoff vs. Seattle.

21-38
282 yards
TD
INT (that bounced off Moose's hands)

And a clutch 3rd down throw to Rashied Davis to set up the game winning field goal.

The Bears won 27-24. They did not score a point on defense. They did not have a TD on special teams. Thomas Jones average 3.1 YPC.

Why did they win that game? Rex Grossman. Without Rex it's another first round exit. So much for "being along for the ride."

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niu79 Wrote:In 1994 when Favre was playing about as bad as Rex, the Packers could have sent him to the bench in favor of Ty Detmer or Mark Brunell. Instead, Mike Holmgren turned to Steve Maruicci to teach Brett what he needed to do to succeed, and he proceeded to have MVP season in 1995, 1996 and 1997.

What Rex needs is the same coaching that Favre received when he was young. Trust me, if the Bears give up on someone with the physical talent that Grossman has, some team will scoop him up.

Let them, Rex Grossman is nothing but a duplicate of Joey Harrington. Good arm and talent, but will always make lots of dumb mistakes.

That's not even comparable. Rex Grossman went to the Super Bowl, Harrington has never been to the playoffs.

Grossman will start more games before his career is over. You can take that to the bank.

And btw, have fun with Brian Griese. Bench a guy who went to the Super Bowl last year for a guy who has never won a playoff game.

Joey Harrington was on the Detroit Lions. No QB would make it to the Super Bowl with that team with how bad they were and still are.

No, the Bears defense, special teams, and Jones made it to the Super Bowl. Rex just happened to be the QB. Now that the Bears defense and special teams aren't putting up points like they did last year and the running game is not producing half as much as last season it just shows how bad Rex really is.

Jon Kitna has looked awful with the Lions. Oh. Wait.

Give any QB no offensive line, no running game, and bad WRs and see how they do.

The fact of the matter is, Rex made a bad offense look better then it really was last year. Look at the Bears offense with Rex compared to Kyle Orton.

Good luck.

Who said anything about Orton? I thought we were talking about Griese here?

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niu79 Wrote:In 1994 when Favre was playing about as bad as Rex, the Packers could have sent him to the bench in favor of Ty Detmer or Mark Brunell. Instead, Mike Holmgren turned to Steve Maruicci to teach Brett what he needed to do to succeed, and he proceeded to have MVP season in 1995, 1996 and 1997.

What Rex needs is the same coaching that Favre received when he was young. Trust me, if the Bears give up on someone with the physical talent that Grossman has, some team will scoop him up.

Let them, Rex Grossman is nothing but a duplicate of Joey Harrington. Good arm and talent, but will always make lots of dumb mistakes.

That's not even comparable. Rex Grossman went to the Super Bowl, Harrington has never been to the playoffs.

Grossman will start more games before his career is over. You can take that to the bank.

And btw, have fun with Brian Griese. Bench a guy who went to the Super Bowl last year for a guy who has never won a playoff game.

Joey Harrington was on the Detroit Lions. No QB would make it to the Super Bowl with that team with how bad they were and still are.

No, the Bears defense, special teams, and Jones made it to the Super Bowl. Rex just happened to be the QB. Now that the Bears defense and special teams aren't putting up points like they did last year and the running game is not producing half as much as last season it just shows how bad Rex really is.

Jon Kitna has looked awful with the Lions. Oh. Wait.

Give any QB no offensive line, no running game, and bad WRs and see how they do.

The fact of the matter is, Rex made a bad offense look better then it really was last year. Look at the Bears offense with Rex compared to Kyle Orton.

Good luck.

Who said anything about Orton? I thought we were talking about Griese here?

My point was the personal around Rex. It was largely the same cast of characters that finished last in offense in 2005.

Rex took them from last to middle of the pack by himself.

7 Wrote:Grossman's numbers in the divisonal playoff vs. Seattle.

21-38
282 yards
TD
INT (that bounced off Moose's hands)

And a clutch 3rd down throw to Rashied Davis to set up the game winning field goal.

The Bears won 27-24. They did not score a point on defense. They did not have a TD on special teams. Thomas Jones average 3.1 YPC.

Why did they win that game? Rex Grossman. Without Rex it's another first round exit. So much for "being along for the ride."

WOW, so he had a good game. Can you say that about the other 16 games of the regular season? I'll help ya out..NO. THE GUY IS NOT CONSISTENT, he had a couple good games and then 5 terrible ones.

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niu79 Wrote:In 1994 when Favre was playing about as bad as Rex, the Packers could have sent him to the bench in favor of Ty Detmer or Mark Brunell. Instead, Mike Holmgren turned to Steve Maruicci to teach Brett what he needed to do to succeed, and he proceeded to have MVP season in 1995, 1996 and 1997.

What Rex needs is the same coaching that Favre received when he was young. Trust me, if the Bears give up on someone with the physical talent that Grossman has, some team will scoop him up.

Let them, Rex Grossman is nothing but a duplicate of Joey Harrington. Good arm and talent, but will always make lots of dumb mistakes.

That's not even comparable. Rex Grossman went to the Super Bowl, Harrington has never been to the playoffs.

Grossman will start more games before his career is over. You can take that to the bank.

And btw, have fun with Brian Griese. Bench a guy who went to the Super Bowl last year for a guy who has never won a playoff game.

Joey Harrington was on the Detroit Lions. No QB would make it to the Super Bowl with that team with how bad they were and still are.

No, the Bears defense, special teams, and Jones made it to the Super Bowl. Rex just happened to be the QB. Now that the Bears defense and special teams aren't putting up points like they did last year and the running game is not producing half as much as last season it just shows how bad Rex really is.

Jon Kitna has looked awful with the Lions. Oh. Wait.

Give any QB no offensive line, no running game, and bad WRs and see how they do.

The fact of the matter is, Rex made a bad offense look better then it really was last year. Look at the Bears offense with Rex compared to Kyle Orton.

Good luck.

Kyle Orton was a ROOKIE!

Orton was never supposed to play that season and i thought he did a pretty good job of not making mistakes and running the offense despite being a ROOKIE!

The Bears should keep Rex as QB because of one game against the Seahawks? Everyone has a good game every now and then, even Joey Harrington had one this past weekend, but Harrington still sucks and so does Rex.

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7 Wrote:Grossman's numbers in the divisonal playoff vs. Seattle.

21-38
282 yards
TD
INT (that bounced off Moose's hands)

And a clutch 3rd down throw to Rashied Davis to set up the game winning field goal.

The Bears won 27-24. They did not score a point on defense. They did not have a TD on special teams. Thomas Jones average 3.1 YPC.

Why did they win that game? Rex Grossman. Without Rex it's another first round exit. So much for "being along for the ride."

WOW, so he had a good game. Can you say that about the other 16 games of the regular season? I'll help ya out..NO. THE GUY IS NOT CONSISTENT, he had a couple good games and then 5 terrible ones.

You said he was "along for the ride", and you were dead wrong.

They went 13-3 last year.
They went to the Super Bowl last year.
They FINALLY won a playoff game (first in over 10 years if I remember correctly) BECAUSE of Rex Grossman.

I know he had a big hand (threw for well over 300 yards) in beating the Bucs in OT. A game where the defense flat out sucked and Hester gave up a touchdown on special teams.

Drew Brees has 1 TD and 7 INTs. Maybe the Saints should bench him.

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7 Wrote:Grossman's numbers in the divisonal playoff vs. Seattle.

21-38
282 yards
TD
INT (that bounced off Moose's hands)

And a clutch 3rd down throw to Rashied Davis to set up the game winning field goal.

The Bears won 27-24. They did not score a point on defense. They did not have a TD on special teams. Thomas Jones average 3.1 YPC.

Why did they win that game? Rex Grossman. Without Rex it's another first round exit. So much for "being along for the ride."

WOW, so he had a good game. Can you say that about the other 16 games of the regular season? I'll help ya out..NO. THE GUY IS NOT CONSISTENT, he had a couple good games and then 5 terrible ones.

Drew Brees has 1 TD and 7 INTs. Maybe the Saints should bench him.

Drew Brees has actually proven he can be a good, consistent QB. Rex hasn't.

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7 Wrote:Grossman's numbers in the divisonal playoff vs. Seattle.

21-38
282 yards
TD
INT (that bounced off Moose's hands)

And a clutch 3rd down throw to Rashied Davis to set up the game winning field goal.

The Bears won 27-24. They did not score a point on defense. They did not have a TD on special teams. Thomas Jones average 3.1 YPC.

Why did they win that game? Rex Grossman. Without Rex it's another first round exit. So much for "being along for the ride."

WOW, so he had a good game. Can you say that about the other 16 games of the regular season? I'll help ya out..NO. THE GUY IS NOT CONSISTENT, he had a couple good games and then 5 terrible ones.

Drew Brees has 1 TD and 7 INTs. Maybe the Saints should bench him.

Drew Brees has actually proven he can be a good, consistent QB. Rex hasn't.

Rex Grossman beat Drew Brees in the NFC Championship game last year.

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7 Wrote:Grossman's numbers in the divisonal playoff vs. Seattle.

21-38
282 yards
TD
INT (that bounced off Moose's hands)

And a clutch 3rd down throw to Rashied Davis to set up the game winning field goal.

The Bears won 27-24. They did not score a point on defense. They did not have a TD on special teams. Thomas Jones average 3.1 YPC.

Why did they win that game? Rex Grossman. Without Rex it's another first round exit. So much for "being along for the ride."

WOW, so he had a good game. Can you say that about the other 16 games of the regular season? I'll help ya out..NO. THE GUY IS NOT CONSISTENT, he had a couple good games and then 5 terrible ones.

You said he was "along for the ride", and you were dead wrong.

They went 13-3 last year.
They went to the Super Bowl last year.
They FINALLY won a playoff game (first in over 10 years if I remember correctly) BECAUSE of Rex Grossman.

I know he had a big hand (threw for well over 300 yards) in beating the Bucs in OT. A game where the defense flat out sucked and Hester gave up a touchdown on special teams.

Drew Brees has 1 TD and 7 INTs. Maybe the Saints should bench him.

WHAT ARE YOU SMOKING 7?? If you think the reason the Bears went to the Super Bowl was because of Rex Grossman, I'm speechless. As far as Drew Brees as his performance so far, it doesn't matter because he has proven that he can be consistent game after game. He's just going through a tough stretch. AND NO, you can't say the same for Grossman.

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7 Wrote:Grossman's numbers in the divisonal playoff vs. Seattle.

21-38
282 yards
TD
INT (that bounced off Moose's hands)

And a clutch 3rd down throw to Rashied Davis to set up the game winning field goal.

The Bears won 27-24. They did not score a point on defense. They did not have a TD on special teams. Thomas Jones average 3.1 YPC.

Why did they win that game? Rex Grossman. Without Rex it's another first round exit. So much for "being along for the ride."

WOW, so he had a good game. Can you say that about the other 16 games of the regular season? I'll help ya out..NO. THE GUY IS NOT CONSISTENT, he had a couple good games and then 5 terrible ones.

Drew Brees has 1 TD and 7 INTs. Maybe the Saints should bench him.

Drew Brees has actually proven he can be a good, consistent QB. Rex hasn't.

Rex Grossman beat Drew Brees in the NFC Championship game last year.

Correction: the Bears D beat Drew Brees in the NFC Championship.

I didn't say he was the only reason the Bears went to the Super Bowl.

Fact of the matter is, if Griese or Orton is starting they lose to the Seahawks in the first round. And that is the truth.

Who really cares anyway? With or without Grossman, the Bears are DONE. D-O-N-E. DONE.

The NFC North is going back to its rightful owner:

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7 Wrote:Grossman's numbers in the divisonal playoff vs. Seattle.

21-38
282 yards
TD
INT (that bounced off Moose's hands)

And a clutch 3rd down throw to Rashied Davis to set up the game winning field goal.

The Bears won 27-24. They did not score a point on defense. They did not have a TD on special teams. Thomas Jones average 3.1 YPC.

Why did they win that game? Rex Grossman. Without Rex it's another first round exit. So much for "being along for the ride."

WOW, so he had a good game. Can you say that about the other 16 games of the regular season? I'll help ya out..NO. THE GUY IS NOT CONSISTENT, he had a couple good games and then 5 terrible ones.

Drew Brees has 1 TD and 7 INTs. Maybe the Saints should bench him.

Drew Brees has actually proven he can be a good, consistent QB. Rex hasn't.

Rex Grossman beat Drew Brees in the NFC Championship game last year.

Correction: the Bears D beat Drew Brees in the NFC Championship.

Correction: without Grossman the Bears never get to that game.
Correction: Bears offense scored 39 points in that game.

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7 Wrote:Grossman's numbers in the divisonal playoff vs. Seattle.

21-38
282 yards
TD
INT (that bounced off Moose's hands)

And a clutch 3rd down throw to Rashied Davis to set up the game winning field goal.

The Bears won 27-24. They did not score a point on defense. They did not have a TD on special teams. Thomas Jones average 3.1 YPC.

Why did they win that game? Rex Grossman. Without Rex it's another first round exit. So much for "being along for the ride."

WOW, so he had a good game. Can you say that about the other 16 games of the regular season? I'll help ya out..NO. THE GUY IS NOT CONSISTENT, he had a couple good games and then 5 terrible ones.

Drew Brees has 1 TD and 7 INTs. Maybe the Saints should bench him.

Drew Brees has actually proven he can be a good, consistent QB. Rex hasn't.

Rex Grossman beat Drew Brees in the NFC Championship game last year.

Correction: the Bears D beat Drew Brees in the NFC Championship.

Correction: without Grossman the Bears never get to that game.
Correction: Bears offense scored 39 points in that game.

And Rexy had 1 TD to show for it, amazing. WOW, was he a big part of that 39 points or what? I guess we should give him credit for his remarkable ability to hand the ball off to his RB's.

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7 Wrote:Grossman's numbers in the divisonal playoff vs. Seattle.

21-38
282 yards
TD
INT (that bounced off Moose's hands)

And a clutch 3rd down throw to Rashied Davis to set up the game winning field goal.

The Bears won 27-24. They did not score a point on defense. They did not have a TD on special teams. Thomas Jones average 3.1 YPC.

Why did they win that game? Rex Grossman. Without Rex it's another first round exit. So much for "being along for the ride."

WOW, so he had a good game. Can you say that about the other 16 games of the regular season? I'll help ya out..NO. THE GUY IS NOT CONSISTENT, he had a couple good games and then 5 terrible ones.

Drew Brees has 1 TD and 7 INTs. Maybe the Saints should bench him.

Drew Brees has actually proven he can be a good, consistent QB. Rex hasn't.

Rex Grossman beat Drew Brees in the NFC Championship game last year.

Correction: the Bears D beat Drew Brees in the NFC Championship.

Correction: without Grossman the Bears never get to that game.
Correction: Bears offense scored 39 points in that game.

And Rexy had 1 TD to show for it, amazing. WOW, was he a big part of that 39 points or what? I guess we should give him credit for his remarkable ability to hand the ball off to his RB's.

Oh but he didn't turn the ball over.

Isn't that what Bears fans wanted him to do? To manage the game?