Will Spiegel share an interesting thought for the first time ever with the audience today?

There is one good thing that happened yesteday after that game all my sundays are now free for the rest of the season. i will not watch another game until they get rid of the cigar store indian. and his side kick Turner.

The Bears need a ton in order to get better. Since we don’t have any first round picks next year, I suggest we get some. Trade Greg “hype” Olson. He’s a good tight end and has some value in the league, but the bears need offensive linemen. How else are we going to get anyone good. Trade Greg, promote Kellen Davis and draft a good player in the first round. Also, draft players according to our needs, like the secondary…

I hope the Bears lose the rest of there games, that way, maybe they will get rid of Smith and Turner…
This season is over, I didnt watch the second half of the game. And I will not watch another game until Lovie’s gone.

In order for the Bears to win their offense must score more than 7 points in the first quarter!! This loss should be pinned on the offense which was offensive form the get go. After all the Bears are parents to the cubs both losers with a big L!!The bears stink, I would release everyone except for Cutler and Briggs!!Laughing stalk of the NFL once again!!Only the Bulls during the Jordan years had heart,grit, and determination to win Championships no matter what the cost mental,physical,etc…It is time the bears went into hibernation for eternity…..

Who the **** cares about Mark Mcgwire in Chicago? I just turned off the ******* radio.

The only thing that was good about yesterday’s Bears/Bengals’ game was the sight of Laura Okmin on the NFL/FOX Sports’ sidelines, but that’s not saying much. As for the business at hand, the Bears’ defense allowed an injured Carson Palmer all damn day to throw! They also had no answer for Cedric Benson, who really wanted to put 200 yards on his former team! Also, the Bears’ offense was nowhere to be found. Matt Forte had just 24 yards on the ground, the offensive line did an awful job of protecting Jay Cutler, and things got so bad, there was a Caleb Hanie sighting at the end of the ballgame, and one of his 3 passes for the Bears’ backup QB nearly got picked off as well as Cutler’s 3 interceptions. This was bad all the way around, guys. If you thought Doug Buffone & Ed O’Bradovich wanted to have a heart attack on the air after the game last night on their postgame show, imagine how mad as hell they’ll get if they lose to the Browns Sunday at Soldier Field. Speaking of the guys who’ll call it, I predict you’ll get the always exciteable Kevin Harlan & Solomon Wilcots calling the game on CBS. Besides, I think Kevin’s in town Thursday night for the Bulls/Spurs’ opener on their favorite cable channel TNT. It only makes sense.

Shark, you think Laura Okmin is hot??? She’s not.