Mr.TaterSalad

Has there ever been a luckier and more fortunate team than this year's Chiefs teams? My lord they keep finding new ways to win a game when they shouldn't.

If I were a Bears fan I think the person I'd want is Ben Johnson first and foremost and would be making an aggressive play to get him. If not Johnson, Mike Vrabel would be the next person I'd target. Vrabel with that defensive foundation they have already and a good QB in place, something he never had in Tennessee, could be dangerous.

I was racking my brain to see if I could remember a case of clock management at the end of a game that was a bad as this was today. I came up with a few moments, but one bout with stupidity stood out in particular. Years ago, Wisconsin was playing Northwestern at home. Wisconsin had the ball with :30 something seconds left in the game. It was 2nd down and Northwestern had no timeouts left to stop the clock. Instead of taking a knee, Barry Alvarez and his OC chose to run the ball. On that very play Ron Dayne fumbled the ball and Northwestern recovered it. They drove down the field, scored, and won the game. Why Wisconsin would have chose to run the ball there was negligent and stupid.

I think what Eberflus allowed to happen their at the end might be one of the worst coaching blunders and worst clock management situations I've ever personally seen. It was Chris Webber calling timeout when you have none left levels of ineptitude. For him not to jump in and rescue his rookie QB, as the clock was ticking away, is inexcusable. He should have jumped in their and used his timeout to save Williams in that moment. Yes, Williams gets some blame as he had a clear momentary mental lapse in that moment. If that wasn't momentary and that's reflexive of his overall football IQ then he's not going to be a successful NFL starting QB. But Eberflus is just as responsible for keeping an eye on the clock and failed he failed to do so. He failed his rookie QB in the process of it all.

If Vildor was this bad today and they saw more in him than giving the start to Mosley, then how bad must Mosley look in practice? What does this coaching staff see in Vildor that none of us can? I get they're the experts and we're not. But man, Vildor is awful.

We get another coach fired!

He missed it. 😕

Where was the flag? That was PI. He ran into St. Brown as he ran the route.

He didn't catch that unfortunately. Bears get the replay assist anyways.

We caught a big break there with the penalty. That wasn't really a horse collar tackle.

Did they feel Vildor was better prepared to play today than Mosley or is Mosley legit hurt yet again?

Ah fudge. What a lousy start to the half, Bears marched right down the field and scored.

I can't stand that song Tipsy. Hopefully the live crowd enjoyed it though.

I thought that hit the turf before Allen grabbed it.

WHAT, HOLDING, THAT'S NOT HOLDING AT ALL!!!

Nice spin move by Montgomery.

Not a good sign.

Hahaha, Bears follow it up giving up a 30 yard pass play + a roughing the passer call.

How is that a crack block?

Yikes, another injury on the Dline.

I hope this second half of the season they get LaPorta looking more like he did as a rookie. They're 10-1 with a top 5 offense without LaPorta being a pass catching machine like last season, so just imagine when they work him in more.

LaPORTAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!! I got him starting today too. Great job Campbell, great job Ben. Outstanding playcalling there.

Campbell needs to get Gibbs outta there. He's got to understand that I've got Montgomery, not Gibbs, on my fantasy team. Bro, get it together.

I don't know that Williams had full possession of that ball.

Ahhhhh wtf!!!