It’s apparent a fandom is fully overwhelmed down and with out hope when all they ask for is for his or her staff to just be dangerous and unnoticeable.
To merely fade into the background of an NFL season as nothing greater than a title within the standings. But no, it’s by no means that simple in Chicago with the Bears. They’re nonetheless information after they’re awful, and much more so after they insist on being dysfunctional, bizarre, and incompetent to a diploma unmatched by anybody.
The factor is, it might have been a dangerous sufficient day at Halas Hall on Wednesday with out the complicated and mysterious resignation of Alan Williams as defensive coordinator. While the center of it nonetheless stays out of the mainstream as loopy rumors fly round on Twitter, it is price asking why one needs a lawyer to talk for him throughout a “health concern.” We’ll go away that for one more time once we know extra.
Buried beneath that rubble was the truth that the Bears put their beginning left sort out, Braxton Jones, on IR with a neck harm that nobody appears to know when it occurred. He performed the entire sport towards Tampa. Was it on the aircraft? Drive dwelling? Has he been carrying all of it season, probably contributing to his poor play. That’s a dangerous day all to itself, and worthy of a ton of scrutiny.
It’s the third merchandise on a Wednesday for the Bears.
That would have been sufficient by itself. And but there was Justin Fields airing out his coaches in his weekly presser, in all probability rightly, after which calling the media again to the locker room so he may “clarify,” i.e. largely possible had a member of the PR employees inform him to make it clear that he wasn’t bus-tossing a teaching employees and significantly an OC in Luke Getsy which have accomplished precisely nothing to place him a place to succeed, regardless of how restricted he would possibly really be.
What’s been clear is that Fields has been overloaded with instruction and modifications from final season, and the entire thing has made him gun shy and hesitant. Both Fields and the teaching employees have overcorrected from the run-happy ways of final season, which each acknowledged wouldn’t be a long-term concept for achievement by itself. But that hardly means it ought to have been deserted because it has by way of the primary two weeks of this season.
But it’s all the time this manner with the Bears. They need to be bizarre and notably so whereas they’re additionally losing everybody’s time. It actually trickles down from possession, a group of sheltered weirdos who’ve by no means held one other job aside from driving this staff into the ditch, and as a shut good friend described them, spend their free time consuming room temperature chocolate milk in some speakeasy within the far northern suburbs. And they’ve a behavior of hiring different weirdos to truly run the soccer staff, and we preserve getting this. Birds of a feather and all that.
They can’t just blow draft picks or make dangerous signings, although they’ll do this a ton. They need to announce the hiring of a coach with out really telling him. Or have coaches fired with out really firing them. Or have possession rent a coach over their GM’s needs. Or their All-Pro heart clobbers one other offensive lineman with a weight at a gun vary. Or dozens of different tales that appear to solely occur to this group that has misplaced its relationship with the rails way back.
It by no means ends, and all we ask is to undergo in peace. We don’t need the Bears on nationwide TV any greater than you do. We don’t need them talked about within the 24-hour information cycle. We perceive we’re used because the consolation blanket to make different fandoms really feel prefer it may all the time be worse. We know it should all the time be that manner. We don’t want it on the entrance web page. And but…
We’d lengthy to just be Arizona. Inconsequential and out of sight. It’s the saddest, forlorn hope.
And now, again to Jude Bellingham
Remember that factor I mentioned about Jude Bellingham both being the most effective midfielder on the earth or about to be?:
And as for John Kruk …
Announcers aren’t actually imagined to really feel all the things that goes on the sphere, however we’ll excuse John Kruk for the decision on this Nick Castellanos play that saved the sport for the Phillies yesterday afternoon just as a result of it’s in all probability what each Phillie fan was going by way of:
Boy, that’s a curler coaster.
Again, in equity, the correct play was to let that fly drop for a foul ball, and there’s no manner Kruk may have anticipated Castellanos throwing an absolute dart off the spin, given Castellanos’s historical past of being a defensive goober. Sometimes, you just gotta take the experience.
Follow Sam on Twitter @Felsgate and on Bluesky @felsgate.bsky.social
It’s apparent a fandom is fully overwhelmed down and with out hope when all they ask for is for his or her staff to just be dangerous and unnoticeable.
To merely fade into the background of an NFL season as nothing greater than a title within the standings. But no, it’s by no means that simple in Chicago with the Bears. They’re nonetheless information after they’re awful, and much more so after they insist on being dysfunctional, bizarre, and incompetent to a diploma unmatched by anybody.
The factor is, it might have been a dangerous sufficient day at Halas Hall on Wednesday with out the complicated and mysterious resignation of Alan Williams as defensive coordinator. While the center of it nonetheless stays out of the mainstream as loopy rumors fly round on Twitter, it is price asking why one needs a lawyer to talk for him throughout a “health concern.” We’ll go away that for one more time once we know extra.
Buried beneath that rubble was the truth that the Bears put their beginning left sort out, Braxton Jones, on IR with a neck harm that nobody appears to know when it occurred. He performed the entire sport towards Tampa. Was it on the aircraft? Drive dwelling? Has he been carrying all of it season, probably contributing to his poor play. That’s a dangerous day all to itself, and worthy of a ton of scrutiny.
It’s the third merchandise on a Wednesday for the Bears.
That would have been sufficient by itself. And but there was Justin Fields airing out his coaches in his weekly presser, in all probability rightly, after which calling the media again to the locker room so he may “clarify,” i.e. largely possible had a member of the PR employees inform him to make it clear that he wasn’t bus-tossing a teaching employees and significantly an OC in Luke Getsy which have accomplished precisely nothing to place him a place to succeed, regardless of how restricted he would possibly really be.
What’s been clear is that Fields has been overloaded with instruction and modifications from final season, and the entire thing has made him gun shy and hesitant. Both Fields and the teaching employees have overcorrected from the run-happy ways of final season, which each acknowledged wouldn’t be a long-term concept for achievement by itself. But that hardly means it ought to have been deserted because it has by way of the primary two weeks of this season.
But it’s all the time this manner with the Bears. They need to be bizarre and notably so whereas they’re additionally losing everybody’s time. It actually trickles down from possession, a group of sheltered weirdos who’ve by no means held one other job aside from driving this staff into the ditch, and as a shut good friend described them, spend their free time consuming room temperature chocolate milk in some speakeasy within the far northern suburbs. And they’ve a behavior of hiring different weirdos to truly run the soccer staff, and we preserve getting this. Birds of a feather and all that.
They can’t just blow draft picks or make dangerous signings, although they’ll do this a ton. They need to announce the hiring of a coach with out really telling him. Or have coaches fired with out really firing them. Or have possession rent a coach over their GM’s needs. Or their All-Pro heart clobbers one other offensive lineman with a weight at a gun vary. Or dozens of different tales that appear to solely occur to this group that has misplaced its relationship with the rails way back.
It by no means ends, and all we ask is to undergo in peace. We don’t need the Bears on nationwide TV any greater than you do. We don’t need them talked about within the 24-hour information cycle. We perceive we’re used because the consolation blanket to make different fandoms really feel prefer it may all the time be worse. We know it should all the time be that manner. We don’t want it on the entrance web page. And but…
We’d lengthy to just be Arizona. Inconsequential and out of sight. It’s the saddest, forlorn hope.
And now, again to Jude Bellingham
Remember that factor I mentioned about Jude Bellingham both being the most effective midfielder on the earth or about to be?:
And as for John Kruk …
Announcers aren’t actually imagined to really feel all the things that goes on the sphere, however we’ll excuse John Kruk for the decision on this Nick Castellanos play that saved the sport for the Phillies yesterday afternoon just as a result of it’s in all probability what each Phillie fan was going by way of:
Boy, that’s a curler coaster.
Again, in equity, the correct play was to let that fly drop for a foul ball, and there’s no manner Kruk may have anticipated Castellanos throwing an absolute dart off the spin, given Castellanos’s historical past of being a defensive goober. Sometimes, you just gotta take the experience.
Follow Sam on Twitter @Felsgate and on Bluesky @felsgate.bsky.social
It’s apparent a fandom is fully overwhelmed down and with out hope when all they ask for is for his or her staff to just be dangerous and unnoticeable.
To merely fade into the background of an NFL season as nothing greater than a title within the standings. But no, it’s by no means that simple in Chicago with the Bears. They’re nonetheless information after they’re awful, and much more so after they insist on being dysfunctional, bizarre, and incompetent to a diploma unmatched by anybody.
The factor is, it might have been a dangerous sufficient day at Halas Hall on Wednesday with out the complicated and mysterious resignation of Alan Williams as defensive coordinator. While the center of it nonetheless stays out of the mainstream as loopy rumors fly round on Twitter, it is price asking why one needs a lawyer to talk for him throughout a “health concern.” We’ll go away that for one more time once we know extra.
Buried beneath that rubble was the truth that the Bears put their beginning left sort out, Braxton Jones, on IR with a neck harm that nobody appears to know when it occurred. He performed the entire sport towards Tampa. Was it on the aircraft? Drive dwelling? Has he been carrying all of it season, probably contributing to his poor play. That’s a dangerous day all to itself, and worthy of a ton of scrutiny.
It’s the third merchandise on a Wednesday for the Bears.
That would have been sufficient by itself. And but there was Justin Fields airing out his coaches in his weekly presser, in all probability rightly, after which calling the media again to the locker room so he may “clarify,” i.e. largely possible had a member of the PR employees inform him to make it clear that he wasn’t bus-tossing a teaching employees and significantly an OC in Luke Getsy which have accomplished precisely nothing to place him a place to succeed, regardless of how restricted he would possibly really be.
What’s been clear is that Fields has been overloaded with instruction and modifications from final season, and the entire thing has made him gun shy and hesitant. Both Fields and the teaching employees have overcorrected from the run-happy ways of final season, which each acknowledged wouldn’t be a long-term concept for achievement by itself. But that hardly means it ought to have been deserted because it has by way of the primary two weeks of this season.
But it’s all the time this manner with the Bears. They need to be bizarre and notably so whereas they’re additionally losing everybody’s time. It actually trickles down from possession, a group of sheltered weirdos who’ve by no means held one other job aside from driving this staff into the ditch, and as a shut good friend described them, spend their free time consuming room temperature chocolate milk in some speakeasy within the far northern suburbs. And they’ve a behavior of hiring different weirdos to truly run the soccer staff, and we preserve getting this. Birds of a feather and all that.
They can’t just blow draft picks or make dangerous signings, although they’ll do this a ton. They need to announce the hiring of a coach with out really telling him. Or have coaches fired with out really firing them. Or have possession rent a coach over their GM’s needs. Or their All-Pro heart clobbers one other offensive lineman with a weight at a gun vary. Or dozens of different tales that appear to solely occur to this group that has misplaced its relationship with the rails way back.
It by no means ends, and all we ask is to undergo in peace. We don’t need the Bears on nationwide TV any greater than you do. We don’t need them talked about within the 24-hour information cycle. We perceive we’re used because the consolation blanket to make different fandoms really feel prefer it may all the time be worse. We know it should all the time be that manner. We don’t want it on the entrance web page. And but…
We’d lengthy to just be Arizona. Inconsequential and out of sight. It’s the saddest, forlorn hope.
And now, again to Jude Bellingham
Remember that factor I mentioned about Jude Bellingham both being the most effective midfielder on the earth or about to be?:
And as for John Kruk …
Announcers aren’t actually imagined to really feel all the things that goes on the sphere, however we’ll excuse John Kruk for the decision on this Nick Castellanos play that saved the sport for the Phillies yesterday afternoon just as a result of it’s in all probability what each Phillie fan was going by way of:
Boy, that’s a curler coaster.
Again, in equity, the correct play was to let that fly drop for a foul ball, and there’s no manner Kruk may have anticipated Castellanos throwing an absolute dart off the spin, given Castellanos’s historical past of being a defensive goober. Sometimes, you just gotta take the experience.
Follow Sam on Twitter @Felsgate and on Bluesky @felsgate.bsky.social
It’s apparent a fandom is fully overwhelmed down and with out hope when all they ask for is for his or her staff to just be dangerous and unnoticeable.
To merely fade into the background of an NFL season as nothing greater than a title within the standings. But no, it’s by no means that simple in Chicago with the Bears. They’re nonetheless information after they’re awful, and much more so after they insist on being dysfunctional, bizarre, and incompetent to a diploma unmatched by anybody.
The factor is, it might have been a dangerous sufficient day at Halas Hall on Wednesday with out the complicated and mysterious resignation of Alan Williams as defensive coordinator. While the center of it nonetheless stays out of the mainstream as loopy rumors fly round on Twitter, it is price asking why one needs a lawyer to talk for him throughout a “health concern.” We’ll go away that for one more time once we know extra.
Buried beneath that rubble was the truth that the Bears put their beginning left sort out, Braxton Jones, on IR with a neck harm that nobody appears to know when it occurred. He performed the entire sport towards Tampa. Was it on the aircraft? Drive dwelling? Has he been carrying all of it season, probably contributing to his poor play. That’s a dangerous day all to itself, and worthy of a ton of scrutiny.
It’s the third merchandise on a Wednesday for the Bears.
That would have been sufficient by itself. And but there was Justin Fields airing out his coaches in his weekly presser, in all probability rightly, after which calling the media again to the locker room so he may “clarify,” i.e. largely possible had a member of the PR employees inform him to make it clear that he wasn’t bus-tossing a teaching employees and significantly an OC in Luke Getsy which have accomplished precisely nothing to place him a place to succeed, regardless of how restricted he would possibly really be.
What’s been clear is that Fields has been overloaded with instruction and modifications from final season, and the entire thing has made him gun shy and hesitant. Both Fields and the teaching employees have overcorrected from the run-happy ways of final season, which each acknowledged wouldn’t be a long-term concept for achievement by itself. But that hardly means it ought to have been deserted because it has by way of the primary two weeks of this season.
But it’s all the time this manner with the Bears. They need to be bizarre and notably so whereas they’re additionally losing everybody’s time. It actually trickles down from possession, a group of sheltered weirdos who’ve by no means held one other job aside from driving this staff into the ditch, and as a shut good friend described them, spend their free time consuming room temperature chocolate milk in some speakeasy within the far northern suburbs. And they’ve a behavior of hiring different weirdos to truly run the soccer staff, and we preserve getting this. Birds of a feather and all that.
They can’t just blow draft picks or make dangerous signings, although they’ll do this a ton. They need to announce the hiring of a coach with out really telling him. Or have coaches fired with out really firing them. Or have possession rent a coach over their GM’s needs. Or their All-Pro heart clobbers one other offensive lineman with a weight at a gun vary. Or dozens of different tales that appear to solely occur to this group that has misplaced its relationship with the rails way back.
It by no means ends, and all we ask is to undergo in peace. We don’t need the Bears on nationwide TV any greater than you do. We don’t need them talked about within the 24-hour information cycle. We perceive we’re used because the consolation blanket to make different fandoms really feel prefer it may all the time be worse. We know it should all the time be that manner. We don’t want it on the entrance web page. And but…
We’d lengthy to just be Arizona. Inconsequential and out of sight. It’s the saddest, forlorn hope.
And now, again to Jude Bellingham
Remember that factor I mentioned about Jude Bellingham both being the most effective midfielder on the earth or about to be?:
And as for John Kruk …
Announcers aren’t actually imagined to really feel all the things that goes on the sphere, however we’ll excuse John Kruk for the decision on this Nick Castellanos play that saved the sport for the Phillies yesterday afternoon just as a result of it’s in all probability what each Phillie fan was going by way of:
Boy, that’s a curler coaster.
Again, in equity, the correct play was to let that fly drop for a foul ball, and there’s no manner Kruk may have anticipated Castellanos throwing an absolute dart off the spin, given Castellanos’s historical past of being a defensive goober. Sometimes, you just gotta take the experience.
Follow Sam on Twitter @Felsgate and on Bluesky @felsgate.bsky.social
It’s apparent a fandom is fully overwhelmed down and with out hope when all they ask for is for his or her staff to just be dangerous and unnoticeable.
To merely fade into the background of an NFL season as nothing greater than a title within the standings. But no, it’s by no means that simple in Chicago with the Bears. They’re nonetheless information after they’re awful, and much more so after they insist on being dysfunctional, bizarre, and incompetent to a diploma unmatched by anybody.
The factor is, it might have been a dangerous sufficient day at Halas Hall on Wednesday with out the complicated and mysterious resignation of Alan Williams as defensive coordinator. While the center of it nonetheless stays out of the mainstream as loopy rumors fly round on Twitter, it is price asking why one needs a lawyer to talk for him throughout a “health concern.” We’ll go away that for one more time once we know extra.
Buried beneath that rubble was the truth that the Bears put their beginning left sort out, Braxton Jones, on IR with a neck harm that nobody appears to know when it occurred. He performed the entire sport towards Tampa. Was it on the aircraft? Drive dwelling? Has he been carrying all of it season, probably contributing to his poor play. That’s a dangerous day all to itself, and worthy of a ton of scrutiny.
It’s the third merchandise on a Wednesday for the Bears.
That would have been sufficient by itself. And but there was Justin Fields airing out his coaches in his weekly presser, in all probability rightly, after which calling the media again to the locker room so he may “clarify,” i.e. largely possible had a member of the PR employees inform him to make it clear that he wasn’t bus-tossing a teaching employees and significantly an OC in Luke Getsy which have accomplished precisely nothing to place him a place to succeed, regardless of how restricted he would possibly really be.
What’s been clear is that Fields has been overloaded with instruction and modifications from final season, and the entire thing has made him gun shy and hesitant. Both Fields and the teaching employees have overcorrected from the run-happy ways of final season, which each acknowledged wouldn’t be a long-term concept for achievement by itself. But that hardly means it ought to have been deserted because it has by way of the primary two weeks of this season.
But it’s all the time this manner with the Bears. They need to be bizarre and notably so whereas they’re additionally losing everybody’s time. It actually trickles down from possession, a group of sheltered weirdos who’ve by no means held one other job aside from driving this staff into the ditch, and as a shut good friend described them, spend their free time consuming room temperature chocolate milk in some speakeasy within the far northern suburbs. And they’ve a behavior of hiring different weirdos to truly run the soccer staff, and we preserve getting this. Birds of a feather and all that.
They can’t just blow draft picks or make dangerous signings, although they’ll do this a ton. They need to announce the hiring of a coach with out really telling him. Or have coaches fired with out really firing them. Or have possession rent a coach over their GM’s needs. Or their All-Pro heart clobbers one other offensive lineman with a weight at a gun vary. Or dozens of different tales that appear to solely occur to this group that has misplaced its relationship with the rails way back.
It by no means ends, and all we ask is to undergo in peace. We don’t need the Bears on nationwide TV any greater than you do. We don’t need them talked about within the 24-hour information cycle. We perceive we’re used because the consolation blanket to make different fandoms really feel prefer it may all the time be worse. We know it should all the time be that manner. We don’t want it on the entrance web page. And but…
We’d lengthy to just be Arizona. Inconsequential and out of sight. It’s the saddest, forlorn hope.
And now, again to Jude Bellingham
Remember that factor I mentioned about Jude Bellingham both being the most effective midfielder on the earth or about to be?:
And as for John Kruk …
Announcers aren’t actually imagined to really feel all the things that goes on the sphere, however we’ll excuse John Kruk for the decision on this Nick Castellanos play that saved the sport for the Phillies yesterday afternoon just as a result of it’s in all probability what each Phillie fan was going by way of:
Boy, that’s a curler coaster.
Again, in equity, the correct play was to let that fly drop for a foul ball, and there’s no manner Kruk may have anticipated Castellanos throwing an absolute dart off the spin, given Castellanos’s historical past of being a defensive goober. Sometimes, you just gotta take the experience.
Follow Sam on Twitter @Felsgate and on Bluesky @felsgate.bsky.social
It’s apparent a fandom is fully overwhelmed down and with out hope when all they ask for is for his or her staff to just be dangerous and unnoticeable.
To merely fade into the background of an NFL season as nothing greater than a title within the standings. But no, it’s by no means that simple in Chicago with the Bears. They’re nonetheless information after they’re awful, and much more so after they insist on being dysfunctional, bizarre, and incompetent to a diploma unmatched by anybody.
The factor is, it might have been a dangerous sufficient day at Halas Hall on Wednesday with out the complicated and mysterious resignation of Alan Williams as defensive coordinator. While the center of it nonetheless stays out of the mainstream as loopy rumors fly round on Twitter, it is price asking why one needs a lawyer to talk for him throughout a “health concern.” We’ll go away that for one more time once we know extra.
Buried beneath that rubble was the truth that the Bears put their beginning left sort out, Braxton Jones, on IR with a neck harm that nobody appears to know when it occurred. He performed the entire sport towards Tampa. Was it on the aircraft? Drive dwelling? Has he been carrying all of it season, probably contributing to his poor play. That’s a dangerous day all to itself, and worthy of a ton of scrutiny.
It’s the third merchandise on a Wednesday for the Bears.
That would have been sufficient by itself. And but there was Justin Fields airing out his coaches in his weekly presser, in all probability rightly, after which calling the media again to the locker room so he may “clarify,” i.e. largely possible had a member of the PR employees inform him to make it clear that he wasn’t bus-tossing a teaching employees and significantly an OC in Luke Getsy which have accomplished precisely nothing to place him a place to succeed, regardless of how restricted he would possibly really be.
What’s been clear is that Fields has been overloaded with instruction and modifications from final season, and the entire thing has made him gun shy and hesitant. Both Fields and the teaching employees have overcorrected from the run-happy ways of final season, which each acknowledged wouldn’t be a long-term concept for achievement by itself. But that hardly means it ought to have been deserted because it has by way of the primary two weeks of this season.
But it’s all the time this manner with the Bears. They need to be bizarre and notably so whereas they’re additionally losing everybody’s time. It actually trickles down from possession, a group of sheltered weirdos who’ve by no means held one other job aside from driving this staff into the ditch, and as a shut good friend described them, spend their free time consuming room temperature chocolate milk in some speakeasy within the far northern suburbs. And they’ve a behavior of hiring different weirdos to truly run the soccer staff, and we preserve getting this. Birds of a feather and all that.
They can’t just blow draft picks or make dangerous signings, although they’ll do this a ton. They need to announce the hiring of a coach with out really telling him. Or have coaches fired with out really firing them. Or have possession rent a coach over their GM’s needs. Or their All-Pro heart clobbers one other offensive lineman with a weight at a gun vary. Or dozens of different tales that appear to solely occur to this group that has misplaced its relationship with the rails way back.
It by no means ends, and all we ask is to undergo in peace. We don’t need the Bears on nationwide TV any greater than you do. We don’t need them talked about within the 24-hour information cycle. We perceive we’re used because the consolation blanket to make different fandoms really feel prefer it may all the time be worse. We know it should all the time be that manner. We don’t want it on the entrance web page. And but…
We’d lengthy to just be Arizona. Inconsequential and out of sight. It’s the saddest, forlorn hope.
And now, again to Jude Bellingham
Remember that factor I mentioned about Jude Bellingham both being the most effective midfielder on the earth or about to be?:
And as for John Kruk …
Announcers aren’t actually imagined to really feel all the things that goes on the sphere, however we’ll excuse John Kruk for the decision on this Nick Castellanos play that saved the sport for the Phillies yesterday afternoon just as a result of it’s in all probability what each Phillie fan was going by way of:
Boy, that’s a curler coaster.
Again, in equity, the correct play was to let that fly drop for a foul ball, and there’s no manner Kruk may have anticipated Castellanos throwing an absolute dart off the spin, given Castellanos’s historical past of being a defensive goober. Sometimes, you just gotta take the experience.
Follow Sam on Twitter @Felsgate and on Bluesky @felsgate.bsky.social
It’s apparent a fandom is fully overwhelmed down and with out hope when all they ask for is for his or her staff to just be dangerous and unnoticeable.
To merely fade into the background of an NFL season as nothing greater than a title within the standings. But no, it’s by no means that simple in Chicago with the Bears. They’re nonetheless information after they’re awful, and much more so after they insist on being dysfunctional, bizarre, and incompetent to a diploma unmatched by anybody.
The factor is, it might have been a dangerous sufficient day at Halas Hall on Wednesday with out the complicated and mysterious resignation of Alan Williams as defensive coordinator. While the center of it nonetheless stays out of the mainstream as loopy rumors fly round on Twitter, it is price asking why one needs a lawyer to talk for him throughout a “health concern.” We’ll go away that for one more time once we know extra.
Buried beneath that rubble was the truth that the Bears put their beginning left sort out, Braxton Jones, on IR with a neck harm that nobody appears to know when it occurred. He performed the entire sport towards Tampa. Was it on the aircraft? Drive dwelling? Has he been carrying all of it season, probably contributing to his poor play. That’s a dangerous day all to itself, and worthy of a ton of scrutiny.
It’s the third merchandise on a Wednesday for the Bears.
That would have been sufficient by itself. And but there was Justin Fields airing out his coaches in his weekly presser, in all probability rightly, after which calling the media again to the locker room so he may “clarify,” i.e. largely possible had a member of the PR employees inform him to make it clear that he wasn’t bus-tossing a teaching employees and significantly an OC in Luke Getsy which have accomplished precisely nothing to place him a place to succeed, regardless of how restricted he would possibly really be.
What’s been clear is that Fields has been overloaded with instruction and modifications from final season, and the entire thing has made him gun shy and hesitant. Both Fields and the teaching employees have overcorrected from the run-happy ways of final season, which each acknowledged wouldn’t be a long-term concept for achievement by itself. But that hardly means it ought to have been deserted because it has by way of the primary two weeks of this season.
But it’s all the time this manner with the Bears. They need to be bizarre and notably so whereas they’re additionally losing everybody’s time. It actually trickles down from possession, a group of sheltered weirdos who’ve by no means held one other job aside from driving this staff into the ditch, and as a shut good friend described them, spend their free time consuming room temperature chocolate milk in some speakeasy within the far northern suburbs. And they’ve a behavior of hiring different weirdos to truly run the soccer staff, and we preserve getting this. Birds of a feather and all that.
They can’t just blow draft picks or make dangerous signings, although they’ll do this a ton. They need to announce the hiring of a coach with out really telling him. Or have coaches fired with out really firing them. Or have possession rent a coach over their GM’s needs. Or their All-Pro heart clobbers one other offensive lineman with a weight at a gun vary. Or dozens of different tales that appear to solely occur to this group that has misplaced its relationship with the rails way back.
It by no means ends, and all we ask is to undergo in peace. We don’t need the Bears on nationwide TV any greater than you do. We don’t need them talked about within the 24-hour information cycle. We perceive we’re used because the consolation blanket to make different fandoms really feel prefer it may all the time be worse. We know it should all the time be that manner. We don’t want it on the entrance web page. And but…
We’d lengthy to just be Arizona. Inconsequential and out of sight. It’s the saddest, forlorn hope.
And now, again to Jude Bellingham
Remember that factor I mentioned about Jude Bellingham both being the most effective midfielder on the earth or about to be?:
And as for John Kruk …
Announcers aren’t actually imagined to really feel all the things that goes on the sphere, however we’ll excuse John Kruk for the decision on this Nick Castellanos play that saved the sport for the Phillies yesterday afternoon just as a result of it’s in all probability what each Phillie fan was going by way of:
Boy, that’s a curler coaster.
Again, in equity, the correct play was to let that fly drop for a foul ball, and there’s no manner Kruk may have anticipated Castellanos throwing an absolute dart off the spin, given Castellanos’s historical past of being a defensive goober. Sometimes, you just gotta take the experience.
Follow Sam on Twitter @Felsgate and on Bluesky @felsgate.bsky.social
It’s apparent a fandom is fully overwhelmed down and with out hope when all they ask for is for his or her staff to just be dangerous and unnoticeable.
To merely fade into the background of an NFL season as nothing greater than a title within the standings. But no, it’s by no means that simple in Chicago with the Bears. They’re nonetheless information after they’re awful, and much more so after they insist on being dysfunctional, bizarre, and incompetent to a diploma unmatched by anybody.
The factor is, it might have been a dangerous sufficient day at Halas Hall on Wednesday with out the complicated and mysterious resignation of Alan Williams as defensive coordinator. While the center of it nonetheless stays out of the mainstream as loopy rumors fly round on Twitter, it is price asking why one needs a lawyer to talk for him throughout a “health concern.” We’ll go away that for one more time once we know extra.
Buried beneath that rubble was the truth that the Bears put their beginning left sort out, Braxton Jones, on IR with a neck harm that nobody appears to know when it occurred. He performed the entire sport towards Tampa. Was it on the aircraft? Drive dwelling? Has he been carrying all of it season, probably contributing to his poor play. That’s a dangerous day all to itself, and worthy of a ton of scrutiny.
It’s the third merchandise on a Wednesday for the Bears.
That would have been sufficient by itself. And but there was Justin Fields airing out his coaches in his weekly presser, in all probability rightly, after which calling the media again to the locker room so he may “clarify,” i.e. largely possible had a member of the PR employees inform him to make it clear that he wasn’t bus-tossing a teaching employees and significantly an OC in Luke Getsy which have accomplished precisely nothing to place him a place to succeed, regardless of how restricted he would possibly really be.
What’s been clear is that Fields has been overloaded with instruction and modifications from final season, and the entire thing has made him gun shy and hesitant. Both Fields and the teaching employees have overcorrected from the run-happy ways of final season, which each acknowledged wouldn’t be a long-term concept for achievement by itself. But that hardly means it ought to have been deserted because it has by way of the primary two weeks of this season.
But it’s all the time this manner with the Bears. They need to be bizarre and notably so whereas they’re additionally losing everybody’s time. It actually trickles down from possession, a group of sheltered weirdos who’ve by no means held one other job aside from driving this staff into the ditch, and as a shut good friend described them, spend their free time consuming room temperature chocolate milk in some speakeasy within the far northern suburbs. And they’ve a behavior of hiring different weirdos to truly run the soccer staff, and we preserve getting this. Birds of a feather and all that.
They can’t just blow draft picks or make dangerous signings, although they’ll do this a ton. They need to announce the hiring of a coach with out really telling him. Or have coaches fired with out really firing them. Or have possession rent a coach over their GM’s needs. Or their All-Pro heart clobbers one other offensive lineman with a weight at a gun vary. Or dozens of different tales that appear to solely occur to this group that has misplaced its relationship with the rails way back.
It by no means ends, and all we ask is to undergo in peace. We don’t need the Bears on nationwide TV any greater than you do. We don’t need them talked about within the 24-hour information cycle. We perceive we’re used because the consolation blanket to make different fandoms really feel prefer it may all the time be worse. We know it should all the time be that manner. We don’t want it on the entrance web page. And but…
We’d lengthy to just be Arizona. Inconsequential and out of sight. It’s the saddest, forlorn hope.
And now, again to Jude Bellingham
Remember that factor I mentioned about Jude Bellingham both being the most effective midfielder on the earth or about to be?:
And as for John Kruk …
Announcers aren’t actually imagined to really feel all the things that goes on the sphere, however we’ll excuse John Kruk for the decision on this Nick Castellanos play that saved the sport for the Phillies yesterday afternoon just as a result of it’s in all probability what each Phillie fan was going by way of:
Boy, that’s a curler coaster.
Again, in equity, the correct play was to let that fly drop for a foul ball, and there’s no manner Kruk may have anticipated Castellanos throwing an absolute dart off the spin, given Castellanos’s historical past of being a defensive goober. Sometimes, you just gotta take the experience.
Follow Sam on Twitter @Felsgate and on Bluesky @felsgate.bsky.social
It’s apparent a fandom is fully overwhelmed down and with out hope when all they ask for is for his or her staff to just be dangerous and unnoticeable.
To merely fade into the background of an NFL season as nothing greater than a title within the standings. But no, it’s by no means that simple in Chicago with the Bears. They’re nonetheless information after they’re awful, and much more so after they insist on being dysfunctional, bizarre, and incompetent to a diploma unmatched by anybody.
The factor is, it might have been a dangerous sufficient day at Halas Hall on Wednesday with out the complicated and mysterious resignation of Alan Williams as defensive coordinator. While the center of it nonetheless stays out of the mainstream as loopy rumors fly round on Twitter, it is price asking why one needs a lawyer to talk for him throughout a “health concern.” We’ll go away that for one more time once we know extra.
Buried beneath that rubble was the truth that the Bears put their beginning left sort out, Braxton Jones, on IR with a neck harm that nobody appears to know when it occurred. He performed the entire sport towards Tampa. Was it on the aircraft? Drive dwelling? Has he been carrying all of it season, probably contributing to his poor play. That’s a dangerous day all to itself, and worthy of a ton of scrutiny.
It’s the third merchandise on a Wednesday for the Bears.
That would have been sufficient by itself. And but there was Justin Fields airing out his coaches in his weekly presser, in all probability rightly, after which calling the media again to the locker room so he may “clarify,” i.e. largely possible had a member of the PR employees inform him to make it clear that he wasn’t bus-tossing a teaching employees and significantly an OC in Luke Getsy which have accomplished precisely nothing to place him a place to succeed, regardless of how restricted he would possibly really be.
What’s been clear is that Fields has been overloaded with instruction and modifications from final season, and the entire thing has made him gun shy and hesitant. Both Fields and the teaching employees have overcorrected from the run-happy ways of final season, which each acknowledged wouldn’t be a long-term concept for achievement by itself. But that hardly means it ought to have been deserted because it has by way of the primary two weeks of this season.
But it’s all the time this manner with the Bears. They need to be bizarre and notably so whereas they’re additionally losing everybody’s time. It actually trickles down from possession, a group of sheltered weirdos who’ve by no means held one other job aside from driving this staff into the ditch, and as a shut good friend described them, spend their free time consuming room temperature chocolate milk in some speakeasy within the far northern suburbs. And they’ve a behavior of hiring different weirdos to truly run the soccer staff, and we preserve getting this. Birds of a feather and all that.
They can’t just blow draft picks or make dangerous signings, although they’ll do this a ton. They need to announce the hiring of a coach with out really telling him. Or have coaches fired with out really firing them. Or have possession rent a coach over their GM’s needs. Or their All-Pro heart clobbers one other offensive lineman with a weight at a gun vary. Or dozens of different tales that appear to solely occur to this group that has misplaced its relationship with the rails way back.
It by no means ends, and all we ask is to undergo in peace. We don’t need the Bears on nationwide TV any greater than you do. We don’t need them talked about within the 24-hour information cycle. We perceive we’re used because the consolation blanket to make different fandoms really feel prefer it may all the time be worse. We know it should all the time be that manner. We don’t want it on the entrance web page. And but…
We’d lengthy to just be Arizona. Inconsequential and out of sight. It’s the saddest, forlorn hope.
And now, again to Jude Bellingham
Remember that factor I mentioned about Jude Bellingham both being the most effective midfielder on the earth or about to be?:
And as for John Kruk …
Announcers aren’t actually imagined to really feel all the things that goes on the sphere, however we’ll excuse John Kruk for the decision on this Nick Castellanos play that saved the sport for the Phillies yesterday afternoon just as a result of it’s in all probability what each Phillie fan was going by way of:
Boy, that’s a curler coaster.
Again, in equity, the correct play was to let that fly drop for a foul ball, and there’s no manner Kruk may have anticipated Castellanos throwing an absolute dart off the spin, given Castellanos’s historical past of being a defensive goober. Sometimes, you just gotta take the experience.
Follow Sam on Twitter @Felsgate and on Bluesky @felsgate.bsky.social
It’s apparent a fandom is fully overwhelmed down and with out hope when all they ask for is for his or her staff to just be dangerous and unnoticeable.
To merely fade into the background of an NFL season as nothing greater than a title within the standings. But no, it’s by no means that simple in Chicago with the Bears. They’re nonetheless information after they’re awful, and much more so after they insist on being dysfunctional, bizarre, and incompetent to a diploma unmatched by anybody.
The factor is, it might have been a dangerous sufficient day at Halas Hall on Wednesday with out the complicated and mysterious resignation of Alan Williams as defensive coordinator. While the center of it nonetheless stays out of the mainstream as loopy rumors fly round on Twitter, it is price asking why one needs a lawyer to talk for him throughout a “health concern.” We’ll go away that for one more time once we know extra.
Buried beneath that rubble was the truth that the Bears put their beginning left sort out, Braxton Jones, on IR with a neck harm that nobody appears to know when it occurred. He performed the entire sport towards Tampa. Was it on the aircraft? Drive dwelling? Has he been carrying all of it season, probably contributing to his poor play. That’s a dangerous day all to itself, and worthy of a ton of scrutiny.
It’s the third merchandise on a Wednesday for the Bears.
That would have been sufficient by itself. And but there was Justin Fields airing out his coaches in his weekly presser, in all probability rightly, after which calling the media again to the locker room so he may “clarify,” i.e. largely possible had a member of the PR employees inform him to make it clear that he wasn’t bus-tossing a teaching employees and significantly an OC in Luke Getsy which have accomplished precisely nothing to place him a place to succeed, regardless of how restricted he would possibly really be.
What’s been clear is that Fields has been overloaded with instruction and modifications from final season, and the entire thing has made him gun shy and hesitant. Both Fields and the teaching employees have overcorrected from the run-happy ways of final season, which each acknowledged wouldn’t be a long-term concept for achievement by itself. But that hardly means it ought to have been deserted because it has by way of the primary two weeks of this season.
But it’s all the time this manner with the Bears. They need to be bizarre and notably so whereas they’re additionally losing everybody’s time. It actually trickles down from possession, a group of sheltered weirdos who’ve by no means held one other job aside from driving this staff into the ditch, and as a shut good friend described them, spend their free time consuming room temperature chocolate milk in some speakeasy within the far northern suburbs. And they’ve a behavior of hiring different weirdos to truly run the soccer staff, and we preserve getting this. Birds of a feather and all that.
They can’t just blow draft picks or make dangerous signings, although they’ll do this a ton. They need to announce the hiring of a coach with out really telling him. Or have coaches fired with out really firing them. Or have possession rent a coach over their GM’s needs. Or their All-Pro heart clobbers one other offensive lineman with a weight at a gun vary. Or dozens of different tales that appear to solely occur to this group that has misplaced its relationship with the rails way back.
It by no means ends, and all we ask is to undergo in peace. We don’t need the Bears on nationwide TV any greater than you do. We don’t need them talked about within the 24-hour information cycle. We perceive we’re used because the consolation blanket to make different fandoms really feel prefer it may all the time be worse. We know it should all the time be that manner. We don’t want it on the entrance web page. And but…
We’d lengthy to just be Arizona. Inconsequential and out of sight. It’s the saddest, forlorn hope.
And now, again to Jude Bellingham
Remember that factor I mentioned about Jude Bellingham both being the most effective midfielder on the earth or about to be?:
And as for John Kruk …
Announcers aren’t actually imagined to really feel all the things that goes on the sphere, however we’ll excuse John Kruk for the decision on this Nick Castellanos play that saved the sport for the Phillies yesterday afternoon just as a result of it’s in all probability what each Phillie fan was going by way of:
Boy, that’s a curler coaster.
Again, in equity, the correct play was to let that fly drop for a foul ball, and there’s no manner Kruk may have anticipated Castellanos throwing an absolute dart off the spin, given Castellanos’s historical past of being a defensive goober. Sometimes, you just gotta take the experience.
Follow Sam on Twitter @Felsgate and on Bluesky @felsgate.bsky.social
It’s apparent a fandom is fully overwhelmed down and with out hope when all they ask for is for his or her staff to just be dangerous and unnoticeable.
To merely fade into the background of an NFL season as nothing greater than a title within the standings. But no, it’s by no means that simple in Chicago with the Bears. They’re nonetheless information after they’re awful, and much more so after they insist on being dysfunctional, bizarre, and incompetent to a diploma unmatched by anybody.
The factor is, it might have been a dangerous sufficient day at Halas Hall on Wednesday with out the complicated and mysterious resignation of Alan Williams as defensive coordinator. While the center of it nonetheless stays out of the mainstream as loopy rumors fly round on Twitter, it is price asking why one needs a lawyer to talk for him throughout a “health concern.” We’ll go away that for one more time once we know extra.
Buried beneath that rubble was the truth that the Bears put their beginning left sort out, Braxton Jones, on IR with a neck harm that nobody appears to know when it occurred. He performed the entire sport towards Tampa. Was it on the aircraft? Drive dwelling? Has he been carrying all of it season, probably contributing to his poor play. That’s a dangerous day all to itself, and worthy of a ton of scrutiny.
It’s the third merchandise on a Wednesday for the Bears.
That would have been sufficient by itself. And but there was Justin Fields airing out his coaches in his weekly presser, in all probability rightly, after which calling the media again to the locker room so he may “clarify,” i.e. largely possible had a member of the PR employees inform him to make it clear that he wasn’t bus-tossing a teaching employees and significantly an OC in Luke Getsy which have accomplished precisely nothing to place him a place to succeed, regardless of how restricted he would possibly really be.
What’s been clear is that Fields has been overloaded with instruction and modifications from final season, and the entire thing has made him gun shy and hesitant. Both Fields and the teaching employees have overcorrected from the run-happy ways of final season, which each acknowledged wouldn’t be a long-term concept for achievement by itself. But that hardly means it ought to have been deserted because it has by way of the primary two weeks of this season.
But it’s all the time this manner with the Bears. They need to be bizarre and notably so whereas they’re additionally losing everybody’s time. It actually trickles down from possession, a group of sheltered weirdos who’ve by no means held one other job aside from driving this staff into the ditch, and as a shut good friend described them, spend their free time consuming room temperature chocolate milk in some speakeasy within the far northern suburbs. And they’ve a behavior of hiring different weirdos to truly run the soccer staff, and we preserve getting this. Birds of a feather and all that.
They can’t just blow draft picks or make dangerous signings, although they’ll do this a ton. They need to announce the hiring of a coach with out really telling him. Or have coaches fired with out really firing them. Or have possession rent a coach over their GM’s needs. Or their All-Pro heart clobbers one other offensive lineman with a weight at a gun vary. Or dozens of different tales that appear to solely occur to this group that has misplaced its relationship with the rails way back.
It by no means ends, and all we ask is to undergo in peace. We don’t need the Bears on nationwide TV any greater than you do. We don’t need them talked about within the 24-hour information cycle. We perceive we’re used because the consolation blanket to make different fandoms really feel prefer it may all the time be worse. We know it should all the time be that manner. We don’t want it on the entrance web page. And but…
We’d lengthy to just be Arizona. Inconsequential and out of sight. It’s the saddest, forlorn hope.
And now, again to Jude Bellingham
Remember that factor I mentioned about Jude Bellingham both being the most effective midfielder on the earth or about to be?:
And as for John Kruk …
Announcers aren’t actually imagined to really feel all the things that goes on the sphere, however we’ll excuse John Kruk for the decision on this Nick Castellanos play that saved the sport for the Phillies yesterday afternoon just as a result of it’s in all probability what each Phillie fan was going by way of:
Boy, that’s a curler coaster.
Again, in equity, the correct play was to let that fly drop for a foul ball, and there’s no manner Kruk may have anticipated Castellanos throwing an absolute dart off the spin, given Castellanos’s historical past of being a defensive goober. Sometimes, you just gotta take the experience.
Follow Sam on Twitter @Felsgate and on Bluesky @felsgate.bsky.social
It’s apparent a fandom is fully overwhelmed down and with out hope when all they ask for is for his or her staff to just be dangerous and unnoticeable.
To merely fade into the background of an NFL season as nothing greater than a title within the standings. But no, it’s by no means that simple in Chicago with the Bears. They’re nonetheless information after they’re awful, and much more so after they insist on being dysfunctional, bizarre, and incompetent to a diploma unmatched by anybody.
The factor is, it might have been a dangerous sufficient day at Halas Hall on Wednesday with out the complicated and mysterious resignation of Alan Williams as defensive coordinator. While the center of it nonetheless stays out of the mainstream as loopy rumors fly round on Twitter, it is price asking why one needs a lawyer to talk for him throughout a “health concern.” We’ll go away that for one more time once we know extra.
Buried beneath that rubble was the truth that the Bears put their beginning left sort out, Braxton Jones, on IR with a neck harm that nobody appears to know when it occurred. He performed the entire sport towards Tampa. Was it on the aircraft? Drive dwelling? Has he been carrying all of it season, probably contributing to his poor play. That’s a dangerous day all to itself, and worthy of a ton of scrutiny.
It’s the third merchandise on a Wednesday for the Bears.
That would have been sufficient by itself. And but there was Justin Fields airing out his coaches in his weekly presser, in all probability rightly, after which calling the media again to the locker room so he may “clarify,” i.e. largely possible had a member of the PR employees inform him to make it clear that he wasn’t bus-tossing a teaching employees and significantly an OC in Luke Getsy which have accomplished precisely nothing to place him a place to succeed, regardless of how restricted he would possibly really be.
What’s been clear is that Fields has been overloaded with instruction and modifications from final season, and the entire thing has made him gun shy and hesitant. Both Fields and the teaching employees have overcorrected from the run-happy ways of final season, which each acknowledged wouldn’t be a long-term concept for achievement by itself. But that hardly means it ought to have been deserted because it has by way of the primary two weeks of this season.
But it’s all the time this manner with the Bears. They need to be bizarre and notably so whereas they’re additionally losing everybody’s time. It actually trickles down from possession, a group of sheltered weirdos who’ve by no means held one other job aside from driving this staff into the ditch, and as a shut good friend described them, spend their free time consuming room temperature chocolate milk in some speakeasy within the far northern suburbs. And they’ve a behavior of hiring different weirdos to truly run the soccer staff, and we preserve getting this. Birds of a feather and all that.
They can’t just blow draft picks or make dangerous signings, although they’ll do this a ton. They need to announce the hiring of a coach with out really telling him. Or have coaches fired with out really firing them. Or have possession rent a coach over their GM’s needs. Or their All-Pro heart clobbers one other offensive lineman with a weight at a gun vary. Or dozens of different tales that appear to solely occur to this group that has misplaced its relationship with the rails way back.
It by no means ends, and all we ask is to undergo in peace. We don’t need the Bears on nationwide TV any greater than you do. We don’t need them talked about within the 24-hour information cycle. We perceive we’re used because the consolation blanket to make different fandoms really feel prefer it may all the time be worse. We know it should all the time be that manner. We don’t want it on the entrance web page. And but…
We’d lengthy to just be Arizona. Inconsequential and out of sight. It’s the saddest, forlorn hope.
And now, again to Jude Bellingham
Remember that factor I mentioned about Jude Bellingham both being the most effective midfielder on the earth or about to be?:
And as for John Kruk …
Announcers aren’t actually imagined to really feel all the things that goes on the sphere, however we’ll excuse John Kruk for the decision on this Nick Castellanos play that saved the sport for the Phillies yesterday afternoon just as a result of it’s in all probability what each Phillie fan was going by way of:
Boy, that’s a curler coaster.
Again, in equity, the correct play was to let that fly drop for a foul ball, and there’s no manner Kruk may have anticipated Castellanos throwing an absolute dart off the spin, given Castellanos’s historical past of being a defensive goober. Sometimes, you just gotta take the experience.
Follow Sam on Twitter @Felsgate and on Bluesky @felsgate.bsky.social
It’s apparent a fandom is fully overwhelmed down and with out hope when all they ask for is for his or her staff to just be dangerous and unnoticeable.
To merely fade into the background of an NFL season as nothing greater than a title within the standings. But no, it’s by no means that simple in Chicago with the Bears. They’re nonetheless information after they’re awful, and much more so after they insist on being dysfunctional, bizarre, and incompetent to a diploma unmatched by anybody.
The factor is, it might have been a dangerous sufficient day at Halas Hall on Wednesday with out the complicated and mysterious resignation of Alan Williams as defensive coordinator. While the center of it nonetheless stays out of the mainstream as loopy rumors fly round on Twitter, it is price asking why one needs a lawyer to talk for him throughout a “health concern.” We’ll go away that for one more time once we know extra.
Buried beneath that rubble was the truth that the Bears put their beginning left sort out, Braxton Jones, on IR with a neck harm that nobody appears to know when it occurred. He performed the entire sport towards Tampa. Was it on the aircraft? Drive dwelling? Has he been carrying all of it season, probably contributing to his poor play. That’s a dangerous day all to itself, and worthy of a ton of scrutiny.
It’s the third merchandise on a Wednesday for the Bears.
That would have been sufficient by itself. And but there was Justin Fields airing out his coaches in his weekly presser, in all probability rightly, after which calling the media again to the locker room so he may “clarify,” i.e. largely possible had a member of the PR employees inform him to make it clear that he wasn’t bus-tossing a teaching employees and significantly an OC in Luke Getsy which have accomplished precisely nothing to place him a place to succeed, regardless of how restricted he would possibly really be.
What’s been clear is that Fields has been overloaded with instruction and modifications from final season, and the entire thing has made him gun shy and hesitant. Both Fields and the teaching employees have overcorrected from the run-happy ways of final season, which each acknowledged wouldn’t be a long-term concept for achievement by itself. But that hardly means it ought to have been deserted because it has by way of the primary two weeks of this season.
But it’s all the time this manner with the Bears. They need to be bizarre and notably so whereas they’re additionally losing everybody’s time. It actually trickles down from possession, a group of sheltered weirdos who’ve by no means held one other job aside from driving this staff into the ditch, and as a shut good friend described them, spend their free time consuming room temperature chocolate milk in some speakeasy within the far northern suburbs. And they’ve a behavior of hiring different weirdos to truly run the soccer staff, and we preserve getting this. Birds of a feather and all that.
They can’t just blow draft picks or make dangerous signings, although they’ll do this a ton. They need to announce the hiring of a coach with out really telling him. Or have coaches fired with out really firing them. Or have possession rent a coach over their GM’s needs. Or their All-Pro heart clobbers one other offensive lineman with a weight at a gun vary. Or dozens of different tales that appear to solely occur to this group that has misplaced its relationship with the rails way back.
It by no means ends, and all we ask is to undergo in peace. We don’t need the Bears on nationwide TV any greater than you do. We don’t need them talked about within the 24-hour information cycle. We perceive we’re used because the consolation blanket to make different fandoms really feel prefer it may all the time be worse. We know it should all the time be that manner. We don’t want it on the entrance web page. And but…
We’d lengthy to just be Arizona. Inconsequential and out of sight. It’s the saddest, forlorn hope.
And now, again to Jude Bellingham
Remember that factor I mentioned about Jude Bellingham both being the most effective midfielder on the earth or about to be?:
And as for John Kruk …
Announcers aren’t actually imagined to really feel all the things that goes on the sphere, however we’ll excuse John Kruk for the decision on this Nick Castellanos play that saved the sport for the Phillies yesterday afternoon just as a result of it’s in all probability what each Phillie fan was going by way of:
Boy, that’s a curler coaster.
Again, in equity, the correct play was to let that fly drop for a foul ball, and there’s no manner Kruk may have anticipated Castellanos throwing an absolute dart off the spin, given Castellanos’s historical past of being a defensive goober. Sometimes, you just gotta take the experience.
Follow Sam on Twitter @Felsgate and on Bluesky @felsgate.bsky.social
It’s apparent a fandom is fully overwhelmed down and with out hope when all they ask for is for his or her staff to just be dangerous and unnoticeable.
To merely fade into the background of an NFL season as nothing greater than a title within the standings. But no, it’s by no means that simple in Chicago with the Bears. They’re nonetheless information after they’re awful, and much more so after they insist on being dysfunctional, bizarre, and incompetent to a diploma unmatched by anybody.
The factor is, it might have been a dangerous sufficient day at Halas Hall on Wednesday with out the complicated and mysterious resignation of Alan Williams as defensive coordinator. While the center of it nonetheless stays out of the mainstream as loopy rumors fly round on Twitter, it is price asking why one needs a lawyer to talk for him throughout a “health concern.” We’ll go away that for one more time once we know extra.
Buried beneath that rubble was the truth that the Bears put their beginning left sort out, Braxton Jones, on IR with a neck harm that nobody appears to know when it occurred. He performed the entire sport towards Tampa. Was it on the aircraft? Drive dwelling? Has he been carrying all of it season, probably contributing to his poor play. That’s a dangerous day all to itself, and worthy of a ton of scrutiny.
It’s the third merchandise on a Wednesday for the Bears.
That would have been sufficient by itself. And but there was Justin Fields airing out his coaches in his weekly presser, in all probability rightly, after which calling the media again to the locker room so he may “clarify,” i.e. largely possible had a member of the PR employees inform him to make it clear that he wasn’t bus-tossing a teaching employees and significantly an OC in Luke Getsy which have accomplished precisely nothing to place him a place to succeed, regardless of how restricted he would possibly really be.
What’s been clear is that Fields has been overloaded with instruction and modifications from final season, and the entire thing has made him gun shy and hesitant. Both Fields and the teaching employees have overcorrected from the run-happy ways of final season, which each acknowledged wouldn’t be a long-term concept for achievement by itself. But that hardly means it ought to have been deserted because it has by way of the primary two weeks of this season.
But it’s all the time this manner with the Bears. They need to be bizarre and notably so whereas they’re additionally losing everybody’s time. It actually trickles down from possession, a group of sheltered weirdos who’ve by no means held one other job aside from driving this staff into the ditch, and as a shut good friend described them, spend their free time consuming room temperature chocolate milk in some speakeasy within the far northern suburbs. And they’ve a behavior of hiring different weirdos to truly run the soccer staff, and we preserve getting this. Birds of a feather and all that.
They can’t just blow draft picks or make dangerous signings, although they’ll do this a ton. They need to announce the hiring of a coach with out really telling him. Or have coaches fired with out really firing them. Or have possession rent a coach over their GM’s needs. Or their All-Pro heart clobbers one other offensive lineman with a weight at a gun vary. Or dozens of different tales that appear to solely occur to this group that has misplaced its relationship with the rails way back.
It by no means ends, and all we ask is to undergo in peace. We don’t need the Bears on nationwide TV any greater than you do. We don’t need them talked about within the 24-hour information cycle. We perceive we’re used because the consolation blanket to make different fandoms really feel prefer it may all the time be worse. We know it should all the time be that manner. We don’t want it on the entrance web page. And but…
We’d lengthy to just be Arizona. Inconsequential and out of sight. It’s the saddest, forlorn hope.
And now, again to Jude Bellingham
Remember that factor I mentioned about Jude Bellingham both being the most effective midfielder on the earth or about to be?:
And as for John Kruk …
Announcers aren’t actually imagined to really feel all the things that goes on the sphere, however we’ll excuse John Kruk for the decision on this Nick Castellanos play that saved the sport for the Phillies yesterday afternoon just as a result of it’s in all probability what each Phillie fan was going by way of:
Boy, that’s a curler coaster.
Again, in equity, the correct play was to let that fly drop for a foul ball, and there’s no manner Kruk may have anticipated Castellanos throwing an absolute dart off the spin, given Castellanos’s historical past of being a defensive goober. Sometimes, you just gotta take the experience.
Follow Sam on Twitter @Felsgate and on Bluesky @felsgate.bsky.social
It’s apparent a fandom is fully overwhelmed down and with out hope when all they ask for is for his or her staff to just be dangerous and unnoticeable.
To merely fade into the background of an NFL season as nothing greater than a title within the standings. But no, it’s by no means that simple in Chicago with the Bears. They’re nonetheless information after they’re awful, and much more so after they insist on being dysfunctional, bizarre, and incompetent to a diploma unmatched by anybody.
The factor is, it might have been a dangerous sufficient day at Halas Hall on Wednesday with out the complicated and mysterious resignation of Alan Williams as defensive coordinator. While the center of it nonetheless stays out of the mainstream as loopy rumors fly round on Twitter, it is price asking why one needs a lawyer to talk for him throughout a “health concern.” We’ll go away that for one more time once we know extra.
Buried beneath that rubble was the truth that the Bears put their beginning left sort out, Braxton Jones, on IR with a neck harm that nobody appears to know when it occurred. He performed the entire sport towards Tampa. Was it on the aircraft? Drive dwelling? Has he been carrying all of it season, probably contributing to his poor play. That’s a dangerous day all to itself, and worthy of a ton of scrutiny.
It’s the third merchandise on a Wednesday for the Bears.
That would have been sufficient by itself. And but there was Justin Fields airing out his coaches in his weekly presser, in all probability rightly, after which calling the media again to the locker room so he may “clarify,” i.e. largely possible had a member of the PR employees inform him to make it clear that he wasn’t bus-tossing a teaching employees and significantly an OC in Luke Getsy which have accomplished precisely nothing to place him a place to succeed, regardless of how restricted he would possibly really be.
What’s been clear is that Fields has been overloaded with instruction and modifications from final season, and the entire thing has made him gun shy and hesitant. Both Fields and the teaching employees have overcorrected from the run-happy ways of final season, which each acknowledged wouldn’t be a long-term concept for achievement by itself. But that hardly means it ought to have been deserted because it has by way of the primary two weeks of this season.
But it’s all the time this manner with the Bears. They need to be bizarre and notably so whereas they’re additionally losing everybody’s time. It actually trickles down from possession, a group of sheltered weirdos who’ve by no means held one other job aside from driving this staff into the ditch, and as a shut good friend described them, spend their free time consuming room temperature chocolate milk in some speakeasy within the far northern suburbs. And they’ve a behavior of hiring different weirdos to truly run the soccer staff, and we preserve getting this. Birds of a feather and all that.
They can’t just blow draft picks or make dangerous signings, although they’ll do this a ton. They need to announce the hiring of a coach with out really telling him. Or have coaches fired with out really firing them. Or have possession rent a coach over their GM’s needs. Or their All-Pro heart clobbers one other offensive lineman with a weight at a gun vary. Or dozens of different tales that appear to solely occur to this group that has misplaced its relationship with the rails way back.
It by no means ends, and all we ask is to undergo in peace. We don’t need the Bears on nationwide TV any greater than you do. We don’t need them talked about within the 24-hour information cycle. We perceive we’re used because the consolation blanket to make different fandoms really feel prefer it may all the time be worse. We know it should all the time be that manner. We don’t want it on the entrance web page. And but…
We’d lengthy to just be Arizona. Inconsequential and out of sight. It’s the saddest, forlorn hope.
And now, again to Jude Bellingham
Remember that factor I mentioned about Jude Bellingham both being the most effective midfielder on the earth or about to be?:
And as for John Kruk …
Announcers aren’t actually imagined to really feel all the things that goes on the sphere, however we’ll excuse John Kruk for the decision on this Nick Castellanos play that saved the sport for the Phillies yesterday afternoon just as a result of it’s in all probability what each Phillie fan was going by way of:
Boy, that’s a curler coaster.
Again, in equity, the correct play was to let that fly drop for a foul ball, and there’s no manner Kruk may have anticipated Castellanos throwing an absolute dart off the spin, given Castellanos’s historical past of being a defensive goober. Sometimes, you just gotta take the experience.
Follow Sam on Twitter @Felsgate and on Bluesky @felsgate.bsky.social
It’s apparent a fandom is fully overwhelmed down and with out hope when all they ask for is for his or her staff to just be dangerous and unnoticeable.
To merely fade into the background of an NFL season as nothing greater than a title within the standings. But no, it’s by no means that simple in Chicago with the Bears. They’re nonetheless information after they’re awful, and much more so after they insist on being dysfunctional, bizarre, and incompetent to a diploma unmatched by anybody.
The factor is, it might have been a dangerous sufficient day at Halas Hall on Wednesday with out the complicated and mysterious resignation of Alan Williams as defensive coordinator. While the center of it nonetheless stays out of the mainstream as loopy rumors fly round on Twitter, it is price asking why one needs a lawyer to talk for him throughout a “health concern.” We’ll go away that for one more time once we know extra.
Buried beneath that rubble was the truth that the Bears put their beginning left sort out, Braxton Jones, on IR with a neck harm that nobody appears to know when it occurred. He performed the entire sport towards Tampa. Was it on the aircraft? Drive dwelling? Has he been carrying all of it season, probably contributing to his poor play. That’s a dangerous day all to itself, and worthy of a ton of scrutiny.
It’s the third merchandise on a Wednesday for the Bears.
That would have been sufficient by itself. And but there was Justin Fields airing out his coaches in his weekly presser, in all probability rightly, after which calling the media again to the locker room so he may “clarify,” i.e. largely possible had a member of the PR employees inform him to make it clear that he wasn’t bus-tossing a teaching employees and significantly an OC in Luke Getsy which have accomplished precisely nothing to place him a place to succeed, regardless of how restricted he would possibly really be.
What’s been clear is that Fields has been overloaded with instruction and modifications from final season, and the entire thing has made him gun shy and hesitant. Both Fields and the teaching employees have overcorrected from the run-happy ways of final season, which each acknowledged wouldn’t be a long-term concept for achievement by itself. But that hardly means it ought to have been deserted because it has by way of the primary two weeks of this season.
But it’s all the time this manner with the Bears. They need to be bizarre and notably so whereas they’re additionally losing everybody’s time. It actually trickles down from possession, a group of sheltered weirdos who’ve by no means held one other job aside from driving this staff into the ditch, and as a shut good friend described them, spend their free time consuming room temperature chocolate milk in some speakeasy within the far northern suburbs. And they’ve a behavior of hiring different weirdos to truly run the soccer staff, and we preserve getting this. Birds of a feather and all that.
They can’t just blow draft picks or make dangerous signings, although they’ll do this a ton. They need to announce the hiring of a coach with out really telling him. Or have coaches fired with out really firing them. Or have possession rent a coach over their GM’s needs. Or their All-Pro heart clobbers one other offensive lineman with a weight at a gun vary. Or dozens of different tales that appear to solely occur to this group that has misplaced its relationship with the rails way back.
It by no means ends, and all we ask is to undergo in peace. We don’t need the Bears on nationwide TV any greater than you do. We don’t need them talked about within the 24-hour information cycle. We perceive we’re used because the consolation blanket to make different fandoms really feel prefer it may all the time be worse. We know it should all the time be that manner. We don’t want it on the entrance web page. And but…
We’d lengthy to just be Arizona. Inconsequential and out of sight. It’s the saddest, forlorn hope.
And now, again to Jude Bellingham
Remember that factor I mentioned about Jude Bellingham both being the most effective midfielder on the earth or about to be?:
And as for John Kruk …
Announcers aren’t actually imagined to really feel all the things that goes on the sphere, however we’ll excuse John Kruk for the decision on this Nick Castellanos play that saved the sport for the Phillies yesterday afternoon just as a result of it’s in all probability what each Phillie fan was going by way of:
Boy, that’s a curler coaster.
Again, in equity, the correct play was to let that fly drop for a foul ball, and there’s no manner Kruk may have anticipated Castellanos throwing an absolute dart off the spin, given Castellanos’s historical past of being a defensive goober. Sometimes, you just gotta take the experience.
Follow Sam on Twitter @Felsgate and on Bluesky @felsgate.bsky.social
It’s apparent a fandom is fully overwhelmed down and with out hope when all they ask for is for his or her staff to just be dangerous and unnoticeable.
To merely fade into the background of an NFL season as nothing greater than a title within the standings. But no, it’s by no means that simple in Chicago with the Bears. They’re nonetheless information after they’re awful, and much more so after they insist on being dysfunctional, bizarre, and incompetent to a diploma unmatched by anybody.
The factor is, it might have been a dangerous sufficient day at Halas Hall on Wednesday with out the complicated and mysterious resignation of Alan Williams as defensive coordinator. While the center of it nonetheless stays out of the mainstream as loopy rumors fly round on Twitter, it is price asking why one needs a lawyer to talk for him throughout a “health concern.” We’ll go away that for one more time once we know extra.
Buried beneath that rubble was the truth that the Bears put their beginning left sort out, Braxton Jones, on IR with a neck harm that nobody appears to know when it occurred. He performed the entire sport towards Tampa. Was it on the aircraft? Drive dwelling? Has he been carrying all of it season, probably contributing to his poor play. That’s a dangerous day all to itself, and worthy of a ton of scrutiny.
It’s the third merchandise on a Wednesday for the Bears.
That would have been sufficient by itself. And but there was Justin Fields airing out his coaches in his weekly presser, in all probability rightly, after which calling the media again to the locker room so he may “clarify,” i.e. largely possible had a member of the PR employees inform him to make it clear that he wasn’t bus-tossing a teaching employees and significantly an OC in Luke Getsy which have accomplished precisely nothing to place him a place to succeed, regardless of how restricted he would possibly really be.
What’s been clear is that Fields has been overloaded with instruction and modifications from final season, and the entire thing has made him gun shy and hesitant. Both Fields and the teaching employees have overcorrected from the run-happy ways of final season, which each acknowledged wouldn’t be a long-term concept for achievement by itself. But that hardly means it ought to have been deserted because it has by way of the primary two weeks of this season.
But it’s all the time this manner with the Bears. They need to be bizarre and notably so whereas they’re additionally losing everybody’s time. It actually trickles down from possession, a group of sheltered weirdos who’ve by no means held one other job aside from driving this staff into the ditch, and as a shut good friend described them, spend their free time consuming room temperature chocolate milk in some speakeasy within the far northern suburbs. And they’ve a behavior of hiring different weirdos to truly run the soccer staff, and we preserve getting this. Birds of a feather and all that.
They can’t just blow draft picks or make dangerous signings, although they’ll do this a ton. They need to announce the hiring of a coach with out really telling him. Or have coaches fired with out really firing them. Or have possession rent a coach over their GM’s needs. Or their All-Pro heart clobbers one other offensive lineman with a weight at a gun vary. Or dozens of different tales that appear to solely occur to this group that has misplaced its relationship with the rails way back.
It by no means ends, and all we ask is to undergo in peace. We don’t need the Bears on nationwide TV any greater than you do. We don’t need them talked about within the 24-hour information cycle. We perceive we’re used because the consolation blanket to make different fandoms really feel prefer it may all the time be worse. We know it should all the time be that manner. We don’t want it on the entrance web page. And but…
We’d lengthy to just be Arizona. Inconsequential and out of sight. It’s the saddest, forlorn hope.
And now, again to Jude Bellingham
Remember that factor I mentioned about Jude Bellingham both being the most effective midfielder on the earth or about to be?:
And as for John Kruk …
Announcers aren’t actually imagined to really feel all the things that goes on the sphere, however we’ll excuse John Kruk for the decision on this Nick Castellanos play that saved the sport for the Phillies yesterday afternoon just as a result of it’s in all probability what each Phillie fan was going by way of:
Boy, that’s a curler coaster.
Again, in equity, the correct play was to let that fly drop for a foul ball, and there’s no manner Kruk may have anticipated Castellanos throwing an absolute dart off the spin, given Castellanos’s historical past of being a defensive goober. Sometimes, you just gotta take the experience.
Follow Sam on Twitter @Felsgate and on Bluesky @felsgate.bsky.social
It’s apparent a fandom is fully overwhelmed down and with out hope when all they ask for is for his or her staff to just be dangerous and unnoticeable.
To merely fade into the background of an NFL season as nothing greater than a title within the standings. But no, it’s by no means that simple in Chicago with the Bears. They’re nonetheless information after they’re awful, and much more so after they insist on being dysfunctional, bizarre, and incompetent to a diploma unmatched by anybody.
The factor is, it might have been a dangerous sufficient day at Halas Hall on Wednesday with out the complicated and mysterious resignation of Alan Williams as defensive coordinator. While the center of it nonetheless stays out of the mainstream as loopy rumors fly round on Twitter, it is price asking why one needs a lawyer to talk for him throughout a “health concern.” We’ll go away that for one more time once we know extra.
Buried beneath that rubble was the truth that the Bears put their beginning left sort out, Braxton Jones, on IR with a neck harm that nobody appears to know when it occurred. He performed the entire sport towards Tampa. Was it on the aircraft? Drive dwelling? Has he been carrying all of it season, probably contributing to his poor play. That’s a dangerous day all to itself, and worthy of a ton of scrutiny.
It’s the third merchandise on a Wednesday for the Bears.
That would have been sufficient by itself. And but there was Justin Fields airing out his coaches in his weekly presser, in all probability rightly, after which calling the media again to the locker room so he may “clarify,” i.e. largely possible had a member of the PR employees inform him to make it clear that he wasn’t bus-tossing a teaching employees and significantly an OC in Luke Getsy which have accomplished precisely nothing to place him a place to succeed, regardless of how restricted he would possibly really be.
What’s been clear is that Fields has been overloaded with instruction and modifications from final season, and the entire thing has made him gun shy and hesitant. Both Fields and the teaching employees have overcorrected from the run-happy ways of final season, which each acknowledged wouldn’t be a long-term concept for achievement by itself. But that hardly means it ought to have been deserted because it has by way of the primary two weeks of this season.
But it’s all the time this manner with the Bears. They need to be bizarre and notably so whereas they’re additionally losing everybody’s time. It actually trickles down from possession, a group of sheltered weirdos who’ve by no means held one other job aside from driving this staff into the ditch, and as a shut good friend described them, spend their free time consuming room temperature chocolate milk in some speakeasy within the far northern suburbs. And they’ve a behavior of hiring different weirdos to truly run the soccer staff, and we preserve getting this. Birds of a feather and all that.
They can’t just blow draft picks or make dangerous signings, although they’ll do this a ton. They need to announce the hiring of a coach with out really telling him. Or have coaches fired with out really firing them. Or have possession rent a coach over their GM’s needs. Or their All-Pro heart clobbers one other offensive lineman with a weight at a gun vary. Or dozens of different tales that appear to solely occur to this group that has misplaced its relationship with the rails way back.
It by no means ends, and all we ask is to undergo in peace. We don’t need the Bears on nationwide TV any greater than you do. We don’t need them talked about within the 24-hour information cycle. We perceive we’re used because the consolation blanket to make different fandoms really feel prefer it may all the time be worse. We know it should all the time be that manner. We don’t want it on the entrance web page. And but…
We’d lengthy to just be Arizona. Inconsequential and out of sight. It’s the saddest, forlorn hope.
And now, again to Jude Bellingham
Remember that factor I mentioned about Jude Bellingham both being the most effective midfielder on the earth or about to be?:
And as for John Kruk …
Announcers aren’t actually imagined to really feel all the things that goes on the sphere, however we’ll excuse John Kruk for the decision on this Nick Castellanos play that saved the sport for the Phillies yesterday afternoon just as a result of it’s in all probability what each Phillie fan was going by way of:
Boy, that’s a curler coaster.
Again, in equity, the correct play was to let that fly drop for a foul ball, and there’s no manner Kruk may have anticipated Castellanos throwing an absolute dart off the spin, given Castellanos’s historical past of being a defensive goober. Sometimes, you just gotta take the experience.
Follow Sam on Twitter @Felsgate and on Bluesky @felsgate.bsky.social
It’s apparent a fandom is fully overwhelmed down and with out hope when all they ask for is for his or her staff to just be dangerous and unnoticeable.
To merely fade into the background of an NFL season as nothing greater than a title within the standings. But no, it’s by no means that simple in Chicago with the Bears. They’re nonetheless information after they’re awful, and much more so after they insist on being dysfunctional, bizarre, and incompetent to a diploma unmatched by anybody.
The factor is, it might have been a dangerous sufficient day at Halas Hall on Wednesday with out the complicated and mysterious resignation of Alan Williams as defensive coordinator. While the center of it nonetheless stays out of the mainstream as loopy rumors fly round on Twitter, it is price asking why one needs a lawyer to talk for him throughout a “health concern.” We’ll go away that for one more time once we know extra.
Buried beneath that rubble was the truth that the Bears put their beginning left sort out, Braxton Jones, on IR with a neck harm that nobody appears to know when it occurred. He performed the entire sport towards Tampa. Was it on the aircraft? Drive dwelling? Has he been carrying all of it season, probably contributing to his poor play. That’s a dangerous day all to itself, and worthy of a ton of scrutiny.
It’s the third merchandise on a Wednesday for the Bears.
That would have been sufficient by itself. And but there was Justin Fields airing out his coaches in his weekly presser, in all probability rightly, after which calling the media again to the locker room so he may “clarify,” i.e. largely possible had a member of the PR employees inform him to make it clear that he wasn’t bus-tossing a teaching employees and significantly an OC in Luke Getsy which have accomplished precisely nothing to place him a place to succeed, regardless of how restricted he would possibly really be.
What’s been clear is that Fields has been overloaded with instruction and modifications from final season, and the entire thing has made him gun shy and hesitant. Both Fields and the teaching employees have overcorrected from the run-happy ways of final season, which each acknowledged wouldn’t be a long-term concept for achievement by itself. But that hardly means it ought to have been deserted because it has by way of the primary two weeks of this season.
But it’s all the time this manner with the Bears. They need to be bizarre and notably so whereas they’re additionally losing everybody’s time. It actually trickles down from possession, a group of sheltered weirdos who’ve by no means held one other job aside from driving this staff into the ditch, and as a shut good friend described them, spend their free time consuming room temperature chocolate milk in some speakeasy within the far northern suburbs. And they’ve a behavior of hiring different weirdos to truly run the soccer staff, and we preserve getting this. Birds of a feather and all that.
They can’t just blow draft picks or make dangerous signings, although they’ll do this a ton. They need to announce the hiring of a coach with out really telling him. Or have coaches fired with out really firing them. Or have possession rent a coach over their GM’s needs. Or their All-Pro heart clobbers one other offensive lineman with a weight at a gun vary. Or dozens of different tales that appear to solely occur to this group that has misplaced its relationship with the rails way back.
It by no means ends, and all we ask is to undergo in peace. We don’t need the Bears on nationwide TV any greater than you do. We don’t need them talked about within the 24-hour information cycle. We perceive we’re used because the consolation blanket to make different fandoms really feel prefer it may all the time be worse. We know it should all the time be that manner. We don’t want it on the entrance web page. And but…
We’d lengthy to just be Arizona. Inconsequential and out of sight. It’s the saddest, forlorn hope.
And now, again to Jude Bellingham
Remember that factor I mentioned about Jude Bellingham both being the most effective midfielder on the earth or about to be?:
And as for John Kruk …
Announcers aren’t actually imagined to really feel all the things that goes on the sphere, however we’ll excuse John Kruk for the decision on this Nick Castellanos play that saved the sport for the Phillies yesterday afternoon just as a result of it’s in all probability what each Phillie fan was going by way of:
Boy, that’s a curler coaster.
Again, in equity, the correct play was to let that fly drop for a foul ball, and there’s no manner Kruk may have anticipated Castellanos throwing an absolute dart off the spin, given Castellanos’s historical past of being a defensive goober. Sometimes, you just gotta take the experience.
Follow Sam on Twitter @Felsgate and on Bluesky @felsgate.bsky.social
It’s apparent a fandom is fully overwhelmed down and with out hope when all they ask for is for his or her staff to just be dangerous and unnoticeable.
To merely fade into the background of an NFL season as nothing greater than a title within the standings. But no, it’s by no means that simple in Chicago with the Bears. They’re nonetheless information after they’re awful, and much more so after they insist on being dysfunctional, bizarre, and incompetent to a diploma unmatched by anybody.
The factor is, it might have been a dangerous sufficient day at Halas Hall on Wednesday with out the complicated and mysterious resignation of Alan Williams as defensive coordinator. While the center of it nonetheless stays out of the mainstream as loopy rumors fly round on Twitter, it is price asking why one needs a lawyer to talk for him throughout a “health concern.” We’ll go away that for one more time once we know extra.
Buried beneath that rubble was the truth that the Bears put their beginning left sort out, Braxton Jones, on IR with a neck harm that nobody appears to know when it occurred. He performed the entire sport towards Tampa. Was it on the aircraft? Drive dwelling? Has he been carrying all of it season, probably contributing to his poor play. That’s a dangerous day all to itself, and worthy of a ton of scrutiny.
It’s the third merchandise on a Wednesday for the Bears.
That would have been sufficient by itself. And but there was Justin Fields airing out his coaches in his weekly presser, in all probability rightly, after which calling the media again to the locker room so he may “clarify,” i.e. largely possible had a member of the PR employees inform him to make it clear that he wasn’t bus-tossing a teaching employees and significantly an OC in Luke Getsy which have accomplished precisely nothing to place him a place to succeed, regardless of how restricted he would possibly really be.
What’s been clear is that Fields has been overloaded with instruction and modifications from final season, and the entire thing has made him gun shy and hesitant. Both Fields and the teaching employees have overcorrected from the run-happy ways of final season, which each acknowledged wouldn’t be a long-term concept for achievement by itself. But that hardly means it ought to have been deserted because it has by way of the primary two weeks of this season.
But it’s all the time this manner with the Bears. They need to be bizarre and notably so whereas they’re additionally losing everybody’s time. It actually trickles down from possession, a group of sheltered weirdos who’ve by no means held one other job aside from driving this staff into the ditch, and as a shut good friend described them, spend their free time consuming room temperature chocolate milk in some speakeasy within the far northern suburbs. And they’ve a behavior of hiring different weirdos to truly run the soccer staff, and we preserve getting this. Birds of a feather and all that.
They can’t just blow draft picks or make dangerous signings, although they’ll do this a ton. They need to announce the hiring of a coach with out really telling him. Or have coaches fired with out really firing them. Or have possession rent a coach over their GM’s needs. Or their All-Pro heart clobbers one other offensive lineman with a weight at a gun vary. Or dozens of different tales that appear to solely occur to this group that has misplaced its relationship with the rails way back.
It by no means ends, and all we ask is to undergo in peace. We don’t need the Bears on nationwide TV any greater than you do. We don’t need them talked about within the 24-hour information cycle. We perceive we’re used because the consolation blanket to make different fandoms really feel prefer it may all the time be worse. We know it should all the time be that manner. We don’t want it on the entrance web page. And but…
We’d lengthy to just be Arizona. Inconsequential and out of sight. It’s the saddest, forlorn hope.
And now, again to Jude Bellingham
Remember that factor I mentioned about Jude Bellingham both being the most effective midfielder on the earth or about to be?:
And as for John Kruk …
Announcers aren’t actually imagined to really feel all the things that goes on the sphere, however we’ll excuse John Kruk for the decision on this Nick Castellanos play that saved the sport for the Phillies yesterday afternoon just as a result of it’s in all probability what each Phillie fan was going by way of:
Boy, that’s a curler coaster.
Again, in equity, the correct play was to let that fly drop for a foul ball, and there’s no manner Kruk may have anticipated Castellanos throwing an absolute dart off the spin, given Castellanos’s historical past of being a defensive goober. Sometimes, you just gotta take the experience.
Follow Sam on Twitter @Felsgate and on Bluesky @felsgate.bsky.social
It’s apparent a fandom is fully overwhelmed down and with out hope when all they ask for is for his or her staff to just be dangerous and unnoticeable.
To merely fade into the background of an NFL season as nothing greater than a title within the standings. But no, it’s by no means that simple in Chicago with the Bears. They’re nonetheless information after they’re awful, and much more so after they insist on being dysfunctional, bizarre, and incompetent to a diploma unmatched by anybody.
The factor is, it might have been a dangerous sufficient day at Halas Hall on Wednesday with out the complicated and mysterious resignation of Alan Williams as defensive coordinator. While the center of it nonetheless stays out of the mainstream as loopy rumors fly round on Twitter, it is price asking why one needs a lawyer to talk for him throughout a “health concern.” We’ll go away that for one more time once we know extra.
Buried beneath that rubble was the truth that the Bears put their beginning left sort out, Braxton Jones, on IR with a neck harm that nobody appears to know when it occurred. He performed the entire sport towards Tampa. Was it on the aircraft? Drive dwelling? Has he been carrying all of it season, probably contributing to his poor play. That’s a dangerous day all to itself, and worthy of a ton of scrutiny.
It’s the third merchandise on a Wednesday for the Bears.
That would have been sufficient by itself. And but there was Justin Fields airing out his coaches in his weekly presser, in all probability rightly, after which calling the media again to the locker room so he may “clarify,” i.e. largely possible had a member of the PR employees inform him to make it clear that he wasn’t bus-tossing a teaching employees and significantly an OC in Luke Getsy which have accomplished precisely nothing to place him a place to succeed, regardless of how restricted he would possibly really be.
What’s been clear is that Fields has been overloaded with instruction and modifications from final season, and the entire thing has made him gun shy and hesitant. Both Fields and the teaching employees have overcorrected from the run-happy ways of final season, which each acknowledged wouldn’t be a long-term concept for achievement by itself. But that hardly means it ought to have been deserted because it has by way of the primary two weeks of this season.
But it’s all the time this manner with the Bears. They need to be bizarre and notably so whereas they’re additionally losing everybody’s time. It actually trickles down from possession, a group of sheltered weirdos who’ve by no means held one other job aside from driving this staff into the ditch, and as a shut good friend described them, spend their free time consuming room temperature chocolate milk in some speakeasy within the far northern suburbs. And they’ve a behavior of hiring different weirdos to truly run the soccer staff, and we preserve getting this. Birds of a feather and all that.
They can’t just blow draft picks or make dangerous signings, although they’ll do this a ton. They need to announce the hiring of a coach with out really telling him. Or have coaches fired with out really firing them. Or have possession rent a coach over their GM’s needs. Or their All-Pro heart clobbers one other offensive lineman with a weight at a gun vary. Or dozens of different tales that appear to solely occur to this group that has misplaced its relationship with the rails way back.
It by no means ends, and all we ask is to undergo in peace. We don’t need the Bears on nationwide TV any greater than you do. We don’t need them talked about within the 24-hour information cycle. We perceive we’re used because the consolation blanket to make different fandoms really feel prefer it may all the time be worse. We know it should all the time be that manner. We don’t want it on the entrance web page. And but…
We’d lengthy to just be Arizona. Inconsequential and out of sight. It’s the saddest, forlorn hope.
And now, again to Jude Bellingham
Remember that factor I mentioned about Jude Bellingham both being the most effective midfielder on the earth or about to be?:
And as for John Kruk …
Announcers aren’t actually imagined to really feel all the things that goes on the sphere, however we’ll excuse John Kruk for the decision on this Nick Castellanos play that saved the sport for the Phillies yesterday afternoon just as a result of it’s in all probability what each Phillie fan was going by way of:
Boy, that’s a curler coaster.
Again, in equity, the correct play was to let that fly drop for a foul ball, and there’s no manner Kruk may have anticipated Castellanos throwing an absolute dart off the spin, given Castellanos’s historical past of being a defensive goober. Sometimes, you just gotta take the experience.
Follow Sam on Twitter @Felsgate and on Bluesky @felsgate.bsky.social
It’s apparent a fandom is fully overwhelmed down and with out hope when all they ask for is for his or her staff to just be dangerous and unnoticeable.
To merely fade into the background of an NFL season as nothing greater than a title within the standings. But no, it’s by no means that simple in Chicago with the Bears. They’re nonetheless information after they’re awful, and much more so after they insist on being dysfunctional, bizarre, and incompetent to a diploma unmatched by anybody.
The factor is, it might have been a dangerous sufficient day at Halas Hall on Wednesday with out the complicated and mysterious resignation of Alan Williams as defensive coordinator. While the center of it nonetheless stays out of the mainstream as loopy rumors fly round on Twitter, it is price asking why one needs a lawyer to talk for him throughout a “health concern.” We’ll go away that for one more time once we know extra.
Buried beneath that rubble was the truth that the Bears put their beginning left sort out, Braxton Jones, on IR with a neck harm that nobody appears to know when it occurred. He performed the entire sport towards Tampa. Was it on the aircraft? Drive dwelling? Has he been carrying all of it season, probably contributing to his poor play. That’s a dangerous day all to itself, and worthy of a ton of scrutiny.
It’s the third merchandise on a Wednesday for the Bears.
That would have been sufficient by itself. And but there was Justin Fields airing out his coaches in his weekly presser, in all probability rightly, after which calling the media again to the locker room so he may “clarify,” i.e. largely possible had a member of the PR employees inform him to make it clear that he wasn’t bus-tossing a teaching employees and significantly an OC in Luke Getsy which have accomplished precisely nothing to place him a place to succeed, regardless of how restricted he would possibly really be.
What’s been clear is that Fields has been overloaded with instruction and modifications from final season, and the entire thing has made him gun shy and hesitant. Both Fields and the teaching employees have overcorrected from the run-happy ways of final season, which each acknowledged wouldn’t be a long-term concept for achievement by itself. But that hardly means it ought to have been deserted because it has by way of the primary two weeks of this season.
But it’s all the time this manner with the Bears. They need to be bizarre and notably so whereas they’re additionally losing everybody’s time. It actually trickles down from possession, a group of sheltered weirdos who’ve by no means held one other job aside from driving this staff into the ditch, and as a shut good friend described them, spend their free time consuming room temperature chocolate milk in some speakeasy within the far northern suburbs. And they’ve a behavior of hiring different weirdos to truly run the soccer staff, and we preserve getting this. Birds of a feather and all that.
They can’t just blow draft picks or make dangerous signings, although they’ll do this a ton. They need to announce the hiring of a coach with out really telling him. Or have coaches fired with out really firing them. Or have possession rent a coach over their GM’s needs. Or their All-Pro heart clobbers one other offensive lineman with a weight at a gun vary. Or dozens of different tales that appear to solely occur to this group that has misplaced its relationship with the rails way back.
It by no means ends, and all we ask is to undergo in peace. We don’t need the Bears on nationwide TV any greater than you do. We don’t need them talked about within the 24-hour information cycle. We perceive we’re used because the consolation blanket to make different fandoms really feel prefer it may all the time be worse. We know it should all the time be that manner. We don’t want it on the entrance web page. And but…
We’d lengthy to just be Arizona. Inconsequential and out of sight. It’s the saddest, forlorn hope.
And now, again to Jude Bellingham
Remember that factor I mentioned about Jude Bellingham both being the most effective midfielder on the earth or about to be?:
And as for John Kruk …
Announcers aren’t actually imagined to really feel all the things that goes on the sphere, however we’ll excuse John Kruk for the decision on this Nick Castellanos play that saved the sport for the Phillies yesterday afternoon just as a result of it’s in all probability what each Phillie fan was going by way of:
Boy, that’s a curler coaster.
Again, in equity, the correct play was to let that fly drop for a foul ball, and there’s no manner Kruk may have anticipated Castellanos throwing an absolute dart off the spin, given Castellanos’s historical past of being a defensive goober. Sometimes, you just gotta take the experience.
Follow Sam on Twitter @Felsgate and on Bluesky @felsgate.bsky.social
It’s apparent a fandom is fully overwhelmed down and with out hope when all they ask for is for his or her staff to just be dangerous and unnoticeable.
To merely fade into the background of an NFL season as nothing greater than a title within the standings. But no, it’s by no means that simple in Chicago with the Bears. They’re nonetheless information after they’re awful, and much more so after they insist on being dysfunctional, bizarre, and incompetent to a diploma unmatched by anybody.
The factor is, it might have been a dangerous sufficient day at Halas Hall on Wednesday with out the complicated and mysterious resignation of Alan Williams as defensive coordinator. While the center of it nonetheless stays out of the mainstream as loopy rumors fly round on Twitter, it is price asking why one needs a lawyer to talk for him throughout a “health concern.” We’ll go away that for one more time once we know extra.
Buried beneath that rubble was the truth that the Bears put their beginning left sort out, Braxton Jones, on IR with a neck harm that nobody appears to know when it occurred. He performed the entire sport towards Tampa. Was it on the aircraft? Drive dwelling? Has he been carrying all of it season, probably contributing to his poor play. That’s a dangerous day all to itself, and worthy of a ton of scrutiny.
It’s the third merchandise on a Wednesday for the Bears.
That would have been sufficient by itself. And but there was Justin Fields airing out his coaches in his weekly presser, in all probability rightly, after which calling the media again to the locker room so he may “clarify,” i.e. largely possible had a member of the PR employees inform him to make it clear that he wasn’t bus-tossing a teaching employees and significantly an OC in Luke Getsy which have accomplished precisely nothing to place him a place to succeed, regardless of how restricted he would possibly really be.
What’s been clear is that Fields has been overloaded with instruction and modifications from final season, and the entire thing has made him gun shy and hesitant. Both Fields and the teaching employees have overcorrected from the run-happy ways of final season, which each acknowledged wouldn’t be a long-term concept for achievement by itself. But that hardly means it ought to have been deserted because it has by way of the primary two weeks of this season.
But it’s all the time this manner with the Bears. They need to be bizarre and notably so whereas they’re additionally losing everybody’s time. It actually trickles down from possession, a group of sheltered weirdos who’ve by no means held one other job aside from driving this staff into the ditch, and as a shut good friend described them, spend their free time consuming room temperature chocolate milk in some speakeasy within the far northern suburbs. And they’ve a behavior of hiring different weirdos to truly run the soccer staff, and we preserve getting this. Birds of a feather and all that.
They can’t just blow draft picks or make dangerous signings, although they’ll do this a ton. They need to announce the hiring of a coach with out really telling him. Or have coaches fired with out really firing them. Or have possession rent a coach over their GM’s needs. Or their All-Pro heart clobbers one other offensive lineman with a weight at a gun vary. Or dozens of different tales that appear to solely occur to this group that has misplaced its relationship with the rails way back.
It by no means ends, and all we ask is to undergo in peace. We don’t need the Bears on nationwide TV any greater than you do. We don’t need them talked about within the 24-hour information cycle. We perceive we’re used because the consolation blanket to make different fandoms really feel prefer it may all the time be worse. We know it should all the time be that manner. We don’t want it on the entrance web page. And but…
We’d lengthy to just be Arizona. Inconsequential and out of sight. It’s the saddest, forlorn hope.
And now, again to Jude Bellingham
Remember that factor I mentioned about Jude Bellingham both being the most effective midfielder on the earth or about to be?:
And as for John Kruk …
Announcers aren’t actually imagined to really feel all the things that goes on the sphere, however we’ll excuse John Kruk for the decision on this Nick Castellanos play that saved the sport for the Phillies yesterday afternoon just as a result of it’s in all probability what each Phillie fan was going by way of:
Boy, that’s a curler coaster.
Again, in equity, the correct play was to let that fly drop for a foul ball, and there’s no manner Kruk may have anticipated Castellanos throwing an absolute dart off the spin, given Castellanos’s historical past of being a defensive goober. Sometimes, you just gotta take the experience.
Follow Sam on Twitter @Felsgate and on Bluesky @felsgate.bsky.social
It’s apparent a fandom is fully overwhelmed down and with out hope when all they ask for is for his or her staff to just be dangerous and unnoticeable.
To merely fade into the background of an NFL season as nothing greater than a title within the standings. But no, it’s by no means that simple in Chicago with the Bears. They’re nonetheless information after they’re awful, and much more so after they insist on being dysfunctional, bizarre, and incompetent to a diploma unmatched by anybody.
The factor is, it might have been a dangerous sufficient day at Halas Hall on Wednesday with out the complicated and mysterious resignation of Alan Williams as defensive coordinator. While the center of it nonetheless stays out of the mainstream as loopy rumors fly round on Twitter, it is price asking why one needs a lawyer to talk for him throughout a “health concern.” We’ll go away that for one more time once we know extra.
Buried beneath that rubble was the truth that the Bears put their beginning left sort out, Braxton Jones, on IR with a neck harm that nobody appears to know when it occurred. He performed the entire sport towards Tampa. Was it on the aircraft? Drive dwelling? Has he been carrying all of it season, probably contributing to his poor play. That’s a dangerous day all to itself, and worthy of a ton of scrutiny.
It’s the third merchandise on a Wednesday for the Bears.
That would have been sufficient by itself. And but there was Justin Fields airing out his coaches in his weekly presser, in all probability rightly, after which calling the media again to the locker room so he may “clarify,” i.e. largely possible had a member of the PR employees inform him to make it clear that he wasn’t bus-tossing a teaching employees and significantly an OC in Luke Getsy which have accomplished precisely nothing to place him a place to succeed, regardless of how restricted he would possibly really be.
What’s been clear is that Fields has been overloaded with instruction and modifications from final season, and the entire thing has made him gun shy and hesitant. Both Fields and the teaching employees have overcorrected from the run-happy ways of final season, which each acknowledged wouldn’t be a long-term concept for achievement by itself. But that hardly means it ought to have been deserted because it has by way of the primary two weeks of this season.
But it’s all the time this manner with the Bears. They need to be bizarre and notably so whereas they’re additionally losing everybody’s time. It actually trickles down from possession, a group of sheltered weirdos who’ve by no means held one other job aside from driving this staff into the ditch, and as a shut good friend described them, spend their free time consuming room temperature chocolate milk in some speakeasy within the far northern suburbs. And they’ve a behavior of hiring different weirdos to truly run the soccer staff, and we preserve getting this. Birds of a feather and all that.
They can’t just blow draft picks or make dangerous signings, although they’ll do this a ton. They need to announce the hiring of a coach with out really telling him. Or have coaches fired with out really firing them. Or have possession rent a coach over their GM’s needs. Or their All-Pro heart clobbers one other offensive lineman with a weight at a gun vary. Or dozens of different tales that appear to solely occur to this group that has misplaced its relationship with the rails way back.
It by no means ends, and all we ask is to undergo in peace. We don’t need the Bears on nationwide TV any greater than you do. We don’t need them talked about within the 24-hour information cycle. We perceive we’re used because the consolation blanket to make different fandoms really feel prefer it may all the time be worse. We know it should all the time be that manner. We don’t want it on the entrance web page. And but…
We’d lengthy to just be Arizona. Inconsequential and out of sight. It’s the saddest, forlorn hope.
And now, again to Jude Bellingham
Remember that factor I mentioned about Jude Bellingham both being the most effective midfielder on the earth or about to be?:
And as for John Kruk …
Announcers aren’t actually imagined to really feel all the things that goes on the sphere, however we’ll excuse John Kruk for the decision on this Nick Castellanos play that saved the sport for the Phillies yesterday afternoon just as a result of it’s in all probability what each Phillie fan was going by way of:
Boy, that’s a curler coaster.
Again, in equity, the correct play was to let that fly drop for a foul ball, and there’s no manner Kruk may have anticipated Castellanos throwing an absolute dart off the spin, given Castellanos’s historical past of being a defensive goober. Sometimes, you just gotta take the experience.
Follow Sam on Twitter @Felsgate and on Bluesky @felsgate.bsky.social
It’s apparent a fandom is fully overwhelmed down and with out hope when all they ask for is for his or her staff to just be dangerous and unnoticeable.
To merely fade into the background of an NFL season as nothing greater than a title within the standings. But no, it’s by no means that simple in Chicago with the Bears. They’re nonetheless information after they’re awful, and much more so after they insist on being dysfunctional, bizarre, and incompetent to a diploma unmatched by anybody.
The factor is, it might have been a dangerous sufficient day at Halas Hall on Wednesday with out the complicated and mysterious resignation of Alan Williams as defensive coordinator. While the center of it nonetheless stays out of the mainstream as loopy rumors fly round on Twitter, it is price asking why one needs a lawyer to talk for him throughout a “health concern.” We’ll go away that for one more time once we know extra.
Buried beneath that rubble was the truth that the Bears put their beginning left sort out, Braxton Jones, on IR with a neck harm that nobody appears to know when it occurred. He performed the entire sport towards Tampa. Was it on the aircraft? Drive dwelling? Has he been carrying all of it season, probably contributing to his poor play. That’s a dangerous day all to itself, and worthy of a ton of scrutiny.
It’s the third merchandise on a Wednesday for the Bears.
That would have been sufficient by itself. And but there was Justin Fields airing out his coaches in his weekly presser, in all probability rightly, after which calling the media again to the locker room so he may “clarify,” i.e. largely possible had a member of the PR employees inform him to make it clear that he wasn’t bus-tossing a teaching employees and significantly an OC in Luke Getsy which have accomplished precisely nothing to place him a place to succeed, regardless of how restricted he would possibly really be.
What’s been clear is that Fields has been overloaded with instruction and modifications from final season, and the entire thing has made him gun shy and hesitant. Both Fields and the teaching employees have overcorrected from the run-happy ways of final season, which each acknowledged wouldn’t be a long-term concept for achievement by itself. But that hardly means it ought to have been deserted because it has by way of the primary two weeks of this season.
But it’s all the time this manner with the Bears. They need to be bizarre and notably so whereas they’re additionally losing everybody’s time. It actually trickles down from possession, a group of sheltered weirdos who’ve by no means held one other job aside from driving this staff into the ditch, and as a shut good friend described them, spend their free time consuming room temperature chocolate milk in some speakeasy within the far northern suburbs. And they’ve a behavior of hiring different weirdos to truly run the soccer staff, and we preserve getting this. Birds of a feather and all that.
They can’t just blow draft picks or make dangerous signings, although they’ll do this a ton. They need to announce the hiring of a coach with out really telling him. Or have coaches fired with out really firing them. Or have possession rent a coach over their GM’s needs. Or their All-Pro heart clobbers one other offensive lineman with a weight at a gun vary. Or dozens of different tales that appear to solely occur to this group that has misplaced its relationship with the rails way back.
It by no means ends, and all we ask is to undergo in peace. We don’t need the Bears on nationwide TV any greater than you do. We don’t need them talked about within the 24-hour information cycle. We perceive we’re used because the consolation blanket to make different fandoms really feel prefer it may all the time be worse. We know it should all the time be that manner. We don’t want it on the entrance web page. And but…
We’d lengthy to just be Arizona. Inconsequential and out of sight. It’s the saddest, forlorn hope.
And now, again to Jude Bellingham
Remember that factor I mentioned about Jude Bellingham both being the most effective midfielder on the earth or about to be?:
And as for John Kruk …
Announcers aren’t actually imagined to really feel all the things that goes on the sphere, however we’ll excuse John Kruk for the decision on this Nick Castellanos play that saved the sport for the Phillies yesterday afternoon just as a result of it’s in all probability what each Phillie fan was going by way of:
Boy, that’s a curler coaster.
Again, in equity, the correct play was to let that fly drop for a foul ball, and there’s no manner Kruk may have anticipated Castellanos throwing an absolute dart off the spin, given Castellanos’s historical past of being a defensive goober. Sometimes, you just gotta take the experience.
Follow Sam on Twitter @Felsgate and on Bluesky @felsgate.bsky.social
It’s apparent a fandom is fully overwhelmed down and with out hope when all they ask for is for his or her staff to just be dangerous and unnoticeable.
To merely fade into the background of an NFL season as nothing greater than a title within the standings. But no, it’s by no means that simple in Chicago with the Bears. They’re nonetheless information after they’re awful, and much more so after they insist on being dysfunctional, bizarre, and incompetent to a diploma unmatched by anybody.
The factor is, it might have been a dangerous sufficient day at Halas Hall on Wednesday with out the complicated and mysterious resignation of Alan Williams as defensive coordinator. While the center of it nonetheless stays out of the mainstream as loopy rumors fly round on Twitter, it is price asking why one needs a lawyer to talk for him throughout a “health concern.” We’ll go away that for one more time once we know extra.
Buried beneath that rubble was the truth that the Bears put their beginning left sort out, Braxton Jones, on IR with a neck harm that nobody appears to know when it occurred. He performed the entire sport towards Tampa. Was it on the aircraft? Drive dwelling? Has he been carrying all of it season, probably contributing to his poor play. That’s a dangerous day all to itself, and worthy of a ton of scrutiny.
It’s the third merchandise on a Wednesday for the Bears.
That would have been sufficient by itself. And but there was Justin Fields airing out his coaches in his weekly presser, in all probability rightly, after which calling the media again to the locker room so he may “clarify,” i.e. largely possible had a member of the PR employees inform him to make it clear that he wasn’t bus-tossing a teaching employees and significantly an OC in Luke Getsy which have accomplished precisely nothing to place him a place to succeed, regardless of how restricted he would possibly really be.
What’s been clear is that Fields has been overloaded with instruction and modifications from final season, and the entire thing has made him gun shy and hesitant. Both Fields and the teaching employees have overcorrected from the run-happy ways of final season, which each acknowledged wouldn’t be a long-term concept for achievement by itself. But that hardly means it ought to have been deserted because it has by way of the primary two weeks of this season.
But it’s all the time this manner with the Bears. They need to be bizarre and notably so whereas they’re additionally losing everybody’s time. It actually trickles down from possession, a group of sheltered weirdos who’ve by no means held one other job aside from driving this staff into the ditch, and as a shut good friend described them, spend their free time consuming room temperature chocolate milk in some speakeasy within the far northern suburbs. And they’ve a behavior of hiring different weirdos to truly run the soccer staff, and we preserve getting this. Birds of a feather and all that.
They can’t just blow draft picks or make dangerous signings, although they’ll do this a ton. They need to announce the hiring of a coach with out really telling him. Or have coaches fired with out really firing them. Or have possession rent a coach over their GM’s needs. Or their All-Pro heart clobbers one other offensive lineman with a weight at a gun vary. Or dozens of different tales that appear to solely occur to this group that has misplaced its relationship with the rails way back.
It by no means ends, and all we ask is to undergo in peace. We don’t need the Bears on nationwide TV any greater than you do. We don’t need them talked about within the 24-hour information cycle. We perceive we’re used because the consolation blanket to make different fandoms really feel prefer it may all the time be worse. We know it should all the time be that manner. We don’t want it on the entrance web page. And but…
We’d lengthy to just be Arizona. Inconsequential and out of sight. It’s the saddest, forlorn hope.
And now, again to Jude Bellingham
Remember that factor I mentioned about Jude Bellingham both being the most effective midfielder on the earth or about to be?:
And as for John Kruk …
Announcers aren’t actually imagined to really feel all the things that goes on the sphere, however we’ll excuse John Kruk for the decision on this Nick Castellanos play that saved the sport for the Phillies yesterday afternoon just as a result of it’s in all probability what each Phillie fan was going by way of:
Boy, that’s a curler coaster.
Again, in equity, the correct play was to let that fly drop for a foul ball, and there’s no manner Kruk may have anticipated Castellanos throwing an absolute dart off the spin, given Castellanos’s historical past of being a defensive goober. Sometimes, you just gotta take the experience.
Follow Sam on Twitter @Felsgate and on Bluesky @felsgate.bsky.social
It’s apparent a fandom is fully overwhelmed down and with out hope when all they ask for is for his or her staff to just be dangerous and unnoticeable.
To merely fade into the background of an NFL season as nothing greater than a title within the standings. But no, it’s by no means that simple in Chicago with the Bears. They’re nonetheless information after they’re awful, and much more so after they insist on being dysfunctional, bizarre, and incompetent to a diploma unmatched by anybody.
The factor is, it might have been a dangerous sufficient day at Halas Hall on Wednesday with out the complicated and mysterious resignation of Alan Williams as defensive coordinator. While the center of it nonetheless stays out of the mainstream as loopy rumors fly round on Twitter, it is price asking why one needs a lawyer to talk for him throughout a “health concern.” We’ll go away that for one more time once we know extra.
Buried beneath that rubble was the truth that the Bears put their beginning left sort out, Braxton Jones, on IR with a neck harm that nobody appears to know when it occurred. He performed the entire sport towards Tampa. Was it on the aircraft? Drive dwelling? Has he been carrying all of it season, probably contributing to his poor play. That’s a dangerous day all to itself, and worthy of a ton of scrutiny.
It’s the third merchandise on a Wednesday for the Bears.
That would have been sufficient by itself. And but there was Justin Fields airing out his coaches in his weekly presser, in all probability rightly, after which calling the media again to the locker room so he may “clarify,” i.e. largely possible had a member of the PR employees inform him to make it clear that he wasn’t bus-tossing a teaching employees and significantly an OC in Luke Getsy which have accomplished precisely nothing to place him a place to succeed, regardless of how restricted he would possibly really be.
What’s been clear is that Fields has been overloaded with instruction and modifications from final season, and the entire thing has made him gun shy and hesitant. Both Fields and the teaching employees have overcorrected from the run-happy ways of final season, which each acknowledged wouldn’t be a long-term concept for achievement by itself. But that hardly means it ought to have been deserted because it has by way of the primary two weeks of this season.
But it’s all the time this manner with the Bears. They need to be bizarre and notably so whereas they’re additionally losing everybody’s time. It actually trickles down from possession, a group of sheltered weirdos who’ve by no means held one other job aside from driving this staff into the ditch, and as a shut good friend described them, spend their free time consuming room temperature chocolate milk in some speakeasy within the far northern suburbs. And they’ve a behavior of hiring different weirdos to truly run the soccer staff, and we preserve getting this. Birds of a feather and all that.
They can’t just blow draft picks or make dangerous signings, although they’ll do this a ton. They need to announce the hiring of a coach with out really telling him. Or have coaches fired with out really firing them. Or have possession rent a coach over their GM’s needs. Or their All-Pro heart clobbers one other offensive lineman with a weight at a gun vary. Or dozens of different tales that appear to solely occur to this group that has misplaced its relationship with the rails way back.
It by no means ends, and all we ask is to undergo in peace. We don’t need the Bears on nationwide TV any greater than you do. We don’t need them talked about within the 24-hour information cycle. We perceive we’re used because the consolation blanket to make different fandoms really feel prefer it may all the time be worse. We know it should all the time be that manner. We don’t want it on the entrance web page. And but…
We’d lengthy to just be Arizona. Inconsequential and out of sight. It’s the saddest, forlorn hope.
And now, again to Jude Bellingham
Remember that factor I mentioned about Jude Bellingham both being the most effective midfielder on the earth or about to be?:
And as for John Kruk …
Announcers aren’t actually imagined to really feel all the things that goes on the sphere, however we’ll excuse John Kruk for the decision on this Nick Castellanos play that saved the sport for the Phillies yesterday afternoon just as a result of it’s in all probability what each Phillie fan was going by way of:
Boy, that’s a curler coaster.
Again, in equity, the correct play was to let that fly drop for a foul ball, and there’s no manner Kruk may have anticipated Castellanos throwing an absolute dart off the spin, given Castellanos’s historical past of being a defensive goober. Sometimes, you just gotta take the experience.
Follow Sam on Twitter @Felsgate and on Bluesky @felsgate.bsky.social
It’s apparent a fandom is fully overwhelmed down and with out hope when all they ask for is for his or her staff to just be dangerous and unnoticeable.
To merely fade into the background of an NFL season as nothing greater than a title within the standings. But no, it’s by no means that simple in Chicago with the Bears. They’re nonetheless information after they’re awful, and much more so after they insist on being dysfunctional, bizarre, and incompetent to a diploma unmatched by anybody.
The factor is, it might have been a dangerous sufficient day at Halas Hall on Wednesday with out the complicated and mysterious resignation of Alan Williams as defensive coordinator. While the center of it nonetheless stays out of the mainstream as loopy rumors fly round on Twitter, it is price asking why one needs a lawyer to talk for him throughout a “health concern.” We’ll go away that for one more time once we know extra.
Buried beneath that rubble was the truth that the Bears put their beginning left sort out, Braxton Jones, on IR with a neck harm that nobody appears to know when it occurred. He performed the entire sport towards Tampa. Was it on the aircraft? Drive dwelling? Has he been carrying all of it season, probably contributing to his poor play. That’s a dangerous day all to itself, and worthy of a ton of scrutiny.
It’s the third merchandise on a Wednesday for the Bears.
That would have been sufficient by itself. And but there was Justin Fields airing out his coaches in his weekly presser, in all probability rightly, after which calling the media again to the locker room so he may “clarify,” i.e. largely possible had a member of the PR employees inform him to make it clear that he wasn’t bus-tossing a teaching employees and significantly an OC in Luke Getsy which have accomplished precisely nothing to place him a place to succeed, regardless of how restricted he would possibly really be.
What’s been clear is that Fields has been overloaded with instruction and modifications from final season, and the entire thing has made him gun shy and hesitant. Both Fields and the teaching employees have overcorrected from the run-happy ways of final season, which each acknowledged wouldn’t be a long-term concept for achievement by itself. But that hardly means it ought to have been deserted because it has by way of the primary two weeks of this season.
But it’s all the time this manner with the Bears. They need to be bizarre and notably so whereas they’re additionally losing everybody’s time. It actually trickles down from possession, a group of sheltered weirdos who’ve by no means held one other job aside from driving this staff into the ditch, and as a shut good friend described them, spend their free time consuming room temperature chocolate milk in some speakeasy within the far northern suburbs. And they’ve a behavior of hiring different weirdos to truly run the soccer staff, and we preserve getting this. Birds of a feather and all that.
They can’t just blow draft picks or make dangerous signings, although they’ll do this a ton. They need to announce the hiring of a coach with out really telling him. Or have coaches fired with out really firing them. Or have possession rent a coach over their GM’s needs. Or their All-Pro heart clobbers one other offensive lineman with a weight at a gun vary. Or dozens of different tales that appear to solely occur to this group that has misplaced its relationship with the rails way back.
It by no means ends, and all we ask is to undergo in peace. We don’t need the Bears on nationwide TV any greater than you do. We don’t need them talked about within the 24-hour information cycle. We perceive we’re used because the consolation blanket to make different fandoms really feel prefer it may all the time be worse. We know it should all the time be that manner. We don’t want it on the entrance web page. And but…
We’d lengthy to just be Arizona. Inconsequential and out of sight. It’s the saddest, forlorn hope.
And now, again to Jude Bellingham
Remember that factor I mentioned about Jude Bellingham both being the most effective midfielder on the earth or about to be?:
And as for John Kruk …
Announcers aren’t actually imagined to really feel all the things that goes on the sphere, however we’ll excuse John Kruk for the decision on this Nick Castellanos play that saved the sport for the Phillies yesterday afternoon just as a result of it’s in all probability what each Phillie fan was going by way of:
Boy, that’s a curler coaster.
Again, in equity, the correct play was to let that fly drop for a foul ball, and there’s no manner Kruk may have anticipated Castellanos throwing an absolute dart off the spin, given Castellanos’s historical past of being a defensive goober. Sometimes, you just gotta take the experience.
Follow Sam on Twitter @Felsgate and on Bluesky @felsgate.bsky.social
It’s apparent a fandom is fully overwhelmed down and with out hope when all they ask for is for his or her staff to just be dangerous and unnoticeable.
To merely fade into the background of an NFL season as nothing greater than a title within the standings. But no, it’s by no means that simple in Chicago with the Bears. They’re nonetheless information after they’re awful, and much more so after they insist on being dysfunctional, bizarre, and incompetent to a diploma unmatched by anybody.
The factor is, it might have been a dangerous sufficient day at Halas Hall on Wednesday with out the complicated and mysterious resignation of Alan Williams as defensive coordinator. While the center of it nonetheless stays out of the mainstream as loopy rumors fly round on Twitter, it is price asking why one needs a lawyer to talk for him throughout a “health concern.” We’ll go away that for one more time once we know extra.
Buried beneath that rubble was the truth that the Bears put their beginning left sort out, Braxton Jones, on IR with a neck harm that nobody appears to know when it occurred. He performed the entire sport towards Tampa. Was it on the aircraft? Drive dwelling? Has he been carrying all of it season, probably contributing to his poor play. That’s a dangerous day all to itself, and worthy of a ton of scrutiny.
It’s the third merchandise on a Wednesday for the Bears.
That would have been sufficient by itself. And but there was Justin Fields airing out his coaches in his weekly presser, in all probability rightly, after which calling the media again to the locker room so he may “clarify,” i.e. largely possible had a member of the PR employees inform him to make it clear that he wasn’t bus-tossing a teaching employees and significantly an OC in Luke Getsy which have accomplished precisely nothing to place him a place to succeed, regardless of how restricted he would possibly really be.
What’s been clear is that Fields has been overloaded with instruction and modifications from final season, and the entire thing has made him gun shy and hesitant. Both Fields and the teaching employees have overcorrected from the run-happy ways of final season, which each acknowledged wouldn’t be a long-term concept for achievement by itself. But that hardly means it ought to have been deserted because it has by way of the primary two weeks of this season.
But it’s all the time this manner with the Bears. They need to be bizarre and notably so whereas they’re additionally losing everybody’s time. It actually trickles down from possession, a group of sheltered weirdos who’ve by no means held one other job aside from driving this staff into the ditch, and as a shut good friend described them, spend their free time consuming room temperature chocolate milk in some speakeasy within the far northern suburbs. And they’ve a behavior of hiring different weirdos to truly run the soccer staff, and we preserve getting this. Birds of a feather and all that.
They can’t just blow draft picks or make dangerous signings, although they’ll do this a ton. They need to announce the hiring of a coach with out really telling him. Or have coaches fired with out really firing them. Or have possession rent a coach over their GM’s needs. Or their All-Pro heart clobbers one other offensive lineman with a weight at a gun vary. Or dozens of different tales that appear to solely occur to this group that has misplaced its relationship with the rails way back.
It by no means ends, and all we ask is to undergo in peace. We don’t need the Bears on nationwide TV any greater than you do. We don’t need them talked about within the 24-hour information cycle. We perceive we’re used because the consolation blanket to make different fandoms really feel prefer it may all the time be worse. We know it should all the time be that manner. We don’t want it on the entrance web page. And but…
We’d lengthy to just be Arizona. Inconsequential and out of sight. It’s the saddest, forlorn hope.
And now, again to Jude Bellingham
Remember that factor I mentioned about Jude Bellingham both being the most effective midfielder on the earth or about to be?:
And as for John Kruk …
Announcers aren’t actually imagined to really feel all the things that goes on the sphere, however we’ll excuse John Kruk for the decision on this Nick Castellanos play that saved the sport for the Phillies yesterday afternoon just as a result of it’s in all probability what each Phillie fan was going by way of:
Boy, that’s a curler coaster.
Again, in equity, the correct play was to let that fly drop for a foul ball, and there’s no manner Kruk may have anticipated Castellanos throwing an absolute dart off the spin, given Castellanos’s historical past of being a defensive goober. Sometimes, you just gotta take the experience.
Follow Sam on Twitter @Felsgate and on Bluesky @felsgate.bsky.social
It’s apparent a fandom is fully overwhelmed down and with out hope when all they ask for is for his or her staff to just be dangerous and unnoticeable.
To merely fade into the background of an NFL season as nothing greater than a title within the standings. But no, it’s by no means that simple in Chicago with the Bears. They’re nonetheless information after they’re awful, and much more so after they insist on being dysfunctional, bizarre, and incompetent to a diploma unmatched by anybody.
The factor is, it might have been a dangerous sufficient day at Halas Hall on Wednesday with out the complicated and mysterious resignation of Alan Williams as defensive coordinator. While the center of it nonetheless stays out of the mainstream as loopy rumors fly round on Twitter, it is price asking why one needs a lawyer to talk for him throughout a “health concern.” We’ll go away that for one more time once we know extra.
Buried beneath that rubble was the truth that the Bears put their beginning left sort out, Braxton Jones, on IR with a neck harm that nobody appears to know when it occurred. He performed the entire sport towards Tampa. Was it on the aircraft? Drive dwelling? Has he been carrying all of it season, probably contributing to his poor play. That’s a dangerous day all to itself, and worthy of a ton of scrutiny.
It’s the third merchandise on a Wednesday for the Bears.
That would have been sufficient by itself. And but there was Justin Fields airing out his coaches in his weekly presser, in all probability rightly, after which calling the media again to the locker room so he may “clarify,” i.e. largely possible had a member of the PR employees inform him to make it clear that he wasn’t bus-tossing a teaching employees and significantly an OC in Luke Getsy which have accomplished precisely nothing to place him a place to succeed, regardless of how restricted he would possibly really be.
What’s been clear is that Fields has been overloaded with instruction and modifications from final season, and the entire thing has made him gun shy and hesitant. Both Fields and the teaching employees have overcorrected from the run-happy ways of final season, which each acknowledged wouldn’t be a long-term concept for achievement by itself. But that hardly means it ought to have been deserted because it has by way of the primary two weeks of this season.
But it’s all the time this manner with the Bears. They need to be bizarre and notably so whereas they’re additionally losing everybody’s time. It actually trickles down from possession, a group of sheltered weirdos who’ve by no means held one other job aside from driving this staff into the ditch, and as a shut good friend described them, spend their free time consuming room temperature chocolate milk in some speakeasy within the far northern suburbs. And they’ve a behavior of hiring different weirdos to truly run the soccer staff, and we preserve getting this. Birds of a feather and all that.
They can’t just blow draft picks or make dangerous signings, although they’ll do this a ton. They need to announce the hiring of a coach with out really telling him. Or have coaches fired with out really firing them. Or have possession rent a coach over their GM’s needs. Or their All-Pro heart clobbers one other offensive lineman with a weight at a gun vary. Or dozens of different tales that appear to solely occur to this group that has misplaced its relationship with the rails way back.
It by no means ends, and all we ask is to undergo in peace. We don’t need the Bears on nationwide TV any greater than you do. We don’t need them talked about within the 24-hour information cycle. We perceive we’re used because the consolation blanket to make different fandoms really feel prefer it may all the time be worse. We know it should all the time be that manner. We don’t want it on the entrance web page. And but…
We’d lengthy to just be Arizona. Inconsequential and out of sight. It’s the saddest, forlorn hope.
And now, again to Jude Bellingham
Remember that factor I mentioned about Jude Bellingham both being the most effective midfielder on the earth or about to be?:
And as for John Kruk …
Announcers aren’t actually imagined to really feel all the things that goes on the sphere, however we’ll excuse John Kruk for the decision on this Nick Castellanos play that saved the sport for the Phillies yesterday afternoon just as a result of it’s in all probability what each Phillie fan was going by way of:
Boy, that’s a curler coaster.
Again, in equity, the correct play was to let that fly drop for a foul ball, and there’s no manner Kruk may have anticipated Castellanos throwing an absolute dart off the spin, given Castellanos’s historical past of being a defensive goober. Sometimes, you just gotta take the experience.
Follow Sam on Twitter @Felsgate and on Bluesky @felsgate.bsky.social
It’s apparent a fandom is fully overwhelmed down and with out hope when all they ask for is for his or her staff to just be dangerous and unnoticeable.
To merely fade into the background of an NFL season as nothing greater than a title within the standings. But no, it’s by no means that simple in Chicago with the Bears. They’re nonetheless information after they’re awful, and much more so after they insist on being dysfunctional, bizarre, and incompetent to a diploma unmatched by anybody.
The factor is, it might have been a dangerous sufficient day at Halas Hall on Wednesday with out the complicated and mysterious resignation of Alan Williams as defensive coordinator. While the center of it nonetheless stays out of the mainstream as loopy rumors fly round on Twitter, it is price asking why one needs a lawyer to talk for him throughout a “health concern.” We’ll go away that for one more time once we know extra.
Buried beneath that rubble was the truth that the Bears put their beginning left sort out, Braxton Jones, on IR with a neck harm that nobody appears to know when it occurred. He performed the entire sport towards Tampa. Was it on the aircraft? Drive dwelling? Has he been carrying all of it season, probably contributing to his poor play. That’s a dangerous day all to itself, and worthy of a ton of scrutiny.
It’s the third merchandise on a Wednesday for the Bears.
That would have been sufficient by itself. And but there was Justin Fields airing out his coaches in his weekly presser, in all probability rightly, after which calling the media again to the locker room so he may “clarify,” i.e. largely possible had a member of the PR employees inform him to make it clear that he wasn’t bus-tossing a teaching employees and significantly an OC in Luke Getsy which have accomplished precisely nothing to place him a place to succeed, regardless of how restricted he would possibly really be.
What’s been clear is that Fields has been overloaded with instruction and modifications from final season, and the entire thing has made him gun shy and hesitant. Both Fields and the teaching employees have overcorrected from the run-happy ways of final season, which each acknowledged wouldn’t be a long-term concept for achievement by itself. But that hardly means it ought to have been deserted because it has by way of the primary two weeks of this season.
But it’s all the time this manner with the Bears. They need to be bizarre and notably so whereas they’re additionally losing everybody’s time. It actually trickles down from possession, a group of sheltered weirdos who’ve by no means held one other job aside from driving this staff into the ditch, and as a shut good friend described them, spend their free time consuming room temperature chocolate milk in some speakeasy within the far northern suburbs. And they’ve a behavior of hiring different weirdos to truly run the soccer staff, and we preserve getting this. Birds of a feather and all that.
They can’t just blow draft picks or make dangerous signings, although they’ll do this a ton. They need to announce the hiring of a coach with out really telling him. Or have coaches fired with out really firing them. Or have possession rent a coach over their GM’s needs. Or their All-Pro heart clobbers one other offensive lineman with a weight at a gun vary. Or dozens of different tales that appear to solely occur to this group that has misplaced its relationship with the rails way back.
It by no means ends, and all we ask is to undergo in peace. We don’t need the Bears on nationwide TV any greater than you do. We don’t need them talked about within the 24-hour information cycle. We perceive we’re used because the consolation blanket to make different fandoms really feel prefer it may all the time be worse. We know it should all the time be that manner. We don’t want it on the entrance web page. And but…
We’d lengthy to just be Arizona. Inconsequential and out of sight. It’s the saddest, forlorn hope.
And now, again to Jude Bellingham
Remember that factor I mentioned about Jude Bellingham both being the most effective midfielder on the earth or about to be?:
And as for John Kruk …
Announcers aren’t actually imagined to really feel all the things that goes on the sphere, however we’ll excuse John Kruk for the decision on this Nick Castellanos play that saved the sport for the Phillies yesterday afternoon just as a result of it’s in all probability what each Phillie fan was going by way of:
Boy, that’s a curler coaster.
Again, in equity, the correct play was to let that fly drop for a foul ball, and there’s no manner Kruk may have anticipated Castellanos throwing an absolute dart off the spin, given Castellanos’s historical past of being a defensive goober. Sometimes, you just gotta take the experience.
Follow Sam on Twitter @Felsgate and on Bluesky @felsgate.bsky.social
It’s apparent a fandom is fully overwhelmed down and with out hope when all they ask for is for his or her staff to just be dangerous and unnoticeable.
To merely fade into the background of an NFL season as nothing greater than a title within the standings. But no, it’s by no means that simple in Chicago with the Bears. They’re nonetheless information after they’re awful, and much more so after they insist on being dysfunctional, bizarre, and incompetent to a diploma unmatched by anybody.
The factor is, it might have been a dangerous sufficient day at Halas Hall on Wednesday with out the complicated and mysterious resignation of Alan Williams as defensive coordinator. While the center of it nonetheless stays out of the mainstream as loopy rumors fly round on Twitter, it is price asking why one needs a lawyer to talk for him throughout a “health concern.” We’ll go away that for one more time once we know extra.
Buried beneath that rubble was the truth that the Bears put their beginning left sort out, Braxton Jones, on IR with a neck harm that nobody appears to know when it occurred. He performed the entire sport towards Tampa. Was it on the aircraft? Drive dwelling? Has he been carrying all of it season, probably contributing to his poor play. That’s a dangerous day all to itself, and worthy of a ton of scrutiny.
It’s the third merchandise on a Wednesday for the Bears.
That would have been sufficient by itself. And but there was Justin Fields airing out his coaches in his weekly presser, in all probability rightly, after which calling the media again to the locker room so he may “clarify,” i.e. largely possible had a member of the PR employees inform him to make it clear that he wasn’t bus-tossing a teaching employees and significantly an OC in Luke Getsy which have accomplished precisely nothing to place him a place to succeed, regardless of how restricted he would possibly really be.
What’s been clear is that Fields has been overloaded with instruction and modifications from final season, and the entire thing has made him gun shy and hesitant. Both Fields and the teaching employees have overcorrected from the run-happy ways of final season, which each acknowledged wouldn’t be a long-term concept for achievement by itself. But that hardly means it ought to have been deserted because it has by way of the primary two weeks of this season.
But it’s all the time this manner with the Bears. They need to be bizarre and notably so whereas they’re additionally losing everybody’s time. It actually trickles down from possession, a group of sheltered weirdos who’ve by no means held one other job aside from driving this staff into the ditch, and as a shut good friend described them, spend their free time consuming room temperature chocolate milk in some speakeasy within the far northern suburbs. And they’ve a behavior of hiring different weirdos to truly run the soccer staff, and we preserve getting this. Birds of a feather and all that.
They can’t just blow draft picks or make dangerous signings, although they’ll do this a ton. They need to announce the hiring of a coach with out really telling him. Or have coaches fired with out really firing them. Or have possession rent a coach over their GM’s needs. Or their All-Pro heart clobbers one other offensive lineman with a weight at a gun vary. Or dozens of different tales that appear to solely occur to this group that has misplaced its relationship with the rails way back.
It by no means ends, and all we ask is to undergo in peace. We don’t need the Bears on nationwide TV any greater than you do. We don’t need them talked about within the 24-hour information cycle. We perceive we’re used because the consolation blanket to make different fandoms really feel prefer it may all the time be worse. We know it should all the time be that manner. We don’t want it on the entrance web page. And but…
We’d lengthy to just be Arizona. Inconsequential and out of sight. It’s the saddest, forlorn hope.
And now, again to Jude Bellingham
Remember that factor I mentioned about Jude Bellingham both being the most effective midfielder on the earth or about to be?:
And as for John Kruk …
Announcers aren’t actually imagined to really feel all the things that goes on the sphere, however we’ll excuse John Kruk for the decision on this Nick Castellanos play that saved the sport for the Phillies yesterday afternoon just as a result of it’s in all probability what each Phillie fan was going by way of:
Boy, that’s a curler coaster.
Again, in equity, the correct play was to let that fly drop for a foul ball, and there’s no manner Kruk may have anticipated Castellanos throwing an absolute dart off the spin, given Castellanos’s historical past of being a defensive goober. Sometimes, you just gotta take the experience.
Follow Sam on Twitter @Felsgate and on Bluesky @felsgate.bsky.social
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