Week 3 GDT: Bears vs. Rams (12 pm CT, Fox)

[TytybearsFan21]

Guess what.
I'll make a wordplay story for you guys.

The Bears play the troubled Rams Sunday, hard. Winning isn't the Rams' Forte, so the Bears can find themselves in a Webb of success Sunday. Hopefully Blue Jay will stop feeling so blue, so the Earl of Vanderbilt and Marshall don't have to arrest him. That just wouldn't be Wright. Hopefully the Briggade shows up and we don't have a Melton, which isn't likely when we have healthy Peppers in the mix. So stop thinking of Michael's Bush and think about Cariming our opponents. McClellin looks like Sloth from The Goonies. Sunday should be Goulden. Bear down.

[BEARS24]

I'll post what I did in the Rams forum...

[Bowler1215]

We cant play any worse than we did last Thursday night. Our D was solid, they did their job and will keep this one close. If our o-line holds up, we'll win. We have a good QB, and he has some weapons around him. If we play like we did vs Indy, we win. If we play like we did vs GB, we lose, unless we have another 06 AZ game up our sleeve.
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[chisoxguy7]

It was fine until....

[Madmike90]

My Keys to the Game…

1. Let’s get the Oline aggressive…90% of Olinemen will tell you they would rather run block than pass protect…let them attack the Dlinemen early to get their confidence going instead of asking them to defend against the pass rush…on the back of this lets get the protection right before we start looking downfield…if we need to keep in a TE or a Back then do it…we have playmakers on the outside who can get it done but we have to give them the time to work off coverage and Jay the time to get them the ball…

2. Pass rush remaining on track…the Bears are currently joint 2nd in the league in sacks with 8 in 2 games…only the Packers have more and well they had an easy time with it against us…Bradford has always seemed a little soft to me since his days at Oklahoma…let’s rattle him and force him into mistakes…we have the DBs to take advantage if he just throws one up…

3. Let’s get some positivity going…yeah we had a terrible game against GB but it only counts as one loss…we are 1-1 along with 20 other teams in the NFL…the season hasn’t begun let along being over like some would have you believe lol…let’s build off the positives we have seen from the D in the first two games and get back to what we saw against the Colts on offence…one good win against the Rams will turn momentum back in our favour.

[pigsooie5]

[WindyCity]

I really came down to earth after the Packers game, I was disappointed in the offense and I was upset with how Jay handled himself.

But there is a trend that exists: under Lovie Smith the Bears respond after a bad loss.

2011: The Bears are destroyed by the Saints with injuries all over the place in week 2 and they come back to go 6-2 until the Cutler injury.

2010: The worst game I have watched as a Bears fan against the Giants, again in week 2 I think, the Bears come back to go to the NFC Championship game.

I expect us to have a much better plan and to beat up on the Rams.
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Thanks to chisox

[El ramster]

Anybody wants to make a sig bet?
Btw, our greatest strength is Finnegan-Lairinaitis-Long and Quinn.
Along the defense.. Our Corners are quite good.

Our safety help is not quite Avg. They get beat a lot. Quinn had his day vs Trent Williams whose a talented LT. Long is killing it with QB pressures and hits..

Chris Long, Hurry Machine

On the field for 50 snaps, of which 29 were pass plays when he rushed the quarterback, Chris Long (+4.0) undressed Redskins right tackle Tyler Polumbus to notch eight hurries. Coming off the left edge and beating his man, Long was a menace and surely would have picked up a few sacks if not for the rest of the Redskins offensive line holding up well and not allowing the pocket to collapse once Long had penetrated. Two weeks into the season, Long is now tied with Elvis Dumervil for the league lead in quarterback hurries and looks poised for a huge year. He should be licking his lips especially for two games against the Cardinals porous front.


Jeff Fisher signed one his former players, Cortland Finnegan (+3.1) to shore up a secondary that had been picked apart in 2011. Against Griffin on Sunday, Finnegan was that player and more. Playing both in the slot and on the outside, RGIII only attempted three passes at Finnegan. Although he completed two of them, they only netted seven yards. Finnegan intercepted the third beautifully, as he undercut a route in the middle of the field, and set up the Rams for a field goal before the half, which cut into the Redskins lead. Known most for his on field fight with Andre Johnson and his physical nature, Finnegan made possibly the biggest play of the game, baiting Morgan into pegging the ball at him, resulting in a 15 yard unsportsmanlike penalty that put Washington out of field goal position with minutes to play.

Btw, Sam Bradford is not soft. Dude is tough as nails. He has been sacked a huge amount.. Dude is strong and a heck of a competitor. The word soft shouldn't be any were near Sam.

I pray that we get Brockers back.. Quinn and Long have to wreck havoc for us to rattle Jay into trowing picks. Your defense looks legit.. It's going to be a good game. Here's to no injuries.

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