2026 NFL Postseason

[buddha]

keep caleb in the pocket and he'll make a mistake.

**** the bears!  lolol.

go paint your nails, caleb.

[lordstanley]

McVay is totally wired in the post-game. I don’t think I’ve heard a coach talks so fast. 

[lordstanley]

 

[sagnam]

Bears had a good run. Only time will tell if their FO is going to keep young talent coming in. Ben Johnson will be a good play caller no matter what. Also time will tell if he can split his focus and keep the team together and focused.

[MichiganCardinal]

6 minutes ago, lordstanley said:

 

[gehringer_2]

5 hours ago, Mr.TaterSalad said:

Come on, **** off New England. They have a 15 year, multi-Super Bowl run with Tom Brady and now they're likely going back in less than a decade. Meanwhile, we're sitting at home not even in the playoffs yet again. Some fans have it sooooooooooo good. Unbelievable.

yeah - Pretty good when your old management takes Brady, then a generation later it turns over and your new management  picks Maye, another big drop back passer who is already at top of the stat sheets in his 2nd yr.

[Jason_R]

31 minutes ago, sagnam said:

Bears had a good run. Only time will tell if their FO is going to keep young talent coming in. Ben Johnson will be a good play caller no matter what. Also time will tell if he can split his focus and keep the team together and focused.

 

[GalagaGuy]

I have no love for the Bears but I really don't want to see the Rams win a second Super Bowl with Stafford before we get to one with Goff.  

[sagnam]

5 hours ago, Jason_R said:

 

14 quarters, yuck? Cherry-picked stats are no bueno.

 

Curious if we think he is the reason the Lions lost in the NFC championship game. I can’t say that. I missed the Washington game, was busy getting engaged overseas and then didn’t bother watching once I knew the outcome.

 

This Bears team played above their heads all season. They are totally due for a regression. But he did a great job of making a running game out of this garbage OL and mid RBs.  He made Caleb Williams look serviceable.

 

The Lions would have ran away with the division if he was still here. I just don’t get the hate.

 

i’m also glad he’s not our HC. I think his shtick is going to wear thin quickly.

[sagnam]

4 hours ago, GalagaGuy said:

I have no love for the Bears but I really don't want to see the Rams win a second Super Bowl with Stafford before we get to one with Goff.  

I’d rather that than the Seahawks or Patriots.

[Tigeraholic1]

Ben and Caleb after the game last night.

 

[GalagaGuy]

DJ Moore wasn't catching this ball but I think he at least keeps it from being picked if he gives a damn.  

 

 

[Stanley70]

[Jason_R]

7 hours ago, sagnam said:

14 quarters, yuck? Cherry-picked stats are no bueno.

 

Curious if we think he is the reason the Lions lost in the NFC championship game. I can’t say that. I missed the Washington game, was busy getting engaged overseas and then didn’t bother watching once I knew the outcome.

 

This Bears team played above their heads all season. They are totally due for a regression. But he did a great job of making a running game out of this garbage OL and mid RBs.  He made Caleb Williams look serviceable.

 

The Lions would have ran away with the division if he was still here. I just don’t get the hate.

 

i’m also glad he’s not our HC. I think his shtick is going to wear thin quickly.

I don’t hate Ben. I’m indifferent to him now. But I agree that with his villain schtick he is going to fall hard.

His departure turns out to have been a devastating loss. It didn’t necessarily have to be but Dan/Brad did not take his departure seriously enough. With a competent OC, I have no doubt Detroit would have won one or two more games and squeaked into the playoffs where they would have had a chance against a weak field. 

[MichiganCardinal]

It feels like Ben is on the trajectory of Brian Daboll. Next big thing offensively, but not a great game manager or people person. Daboll went 9-7-1 with a playoff win, then 6-11, then 3-14, then 2-8 and fired.

Johnson may not go 3-14 in two years, but I think below 0.500 sounds right for the Bears next season.

Now watch the Bills hire Daboll back.