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**Aid180** · 11-12-2012, 05:49 PM

No. You're right MrMr. It's not just Campbell's fault. Marshall had one of his classic dropped passes for a TD from Cutler in the second. Davis was really bad with 2 drops and a fumble. Bush had a bad fumble as well. Gould missed a kick that would have put the team at 9 to 10. Cutler threw two INTs that were just bad. Hester dropped a few passes and couldn't get space to convert a 3rd and short catch. But even after all of that, the game was still winnable in the fourth, and Campbell couldn't do it.

It's a team effort, and offense was really disappointing. I also have some questions about Tice's playcalling. Texans were playing only 3 DBs on 1st down in the second half and Chicago chose to run it on a majority of them until the end.

With all of that said, it's certainly not the end of the season. Chicago only has two losses, and they are both to teams that are considered favorites to win it all. Minnesota (twice), Detroit, Green Bay, San Francisco, Seattle, and Arizona are left. Not the easiest schedule, but it's winnable.

Also Flame of Olympus, strangely or not, Cutler is 32 of 32 in 1st quarter QBR. Cutler is 1 of 32 in 4th quarter QBR.

**El Barto** · 11-12-2012, 05:49 PM

Oh god what? Something wrong with what I said Notorious?

**Notorious** · 11-12-2012, 05:50 PM

The oh god was referring to the fact that there's another Texan fan here.

Last year there was none, now it's like 5.

Too many

**El Barto** · 11-12-2012, 05:53 PM

Well I don't know about them other guys but I was born and raised here. Houston sports is all I know (which can be depressing sometimes)

**Magic** · 11-12-2012, 05:54 PM

Houston Texans- a decade to build a playoff team

Indy Colts- one bad season and they're already back.

**MrMister** · 11-12-2012, 05:54 PM

Notorious is in Houston too but he BANDWAGONS the Patriots. Pay him no mind.

**Notorious** · 11-12-2012, 05:56 PM

Houston sports are a complete joke, well outside of the Texans since I guess they're good now and for the foreseeable future.

Texans are least my favorite sports team, due to their ever so annoying fans. Well, I don't support any Houston sport teams in general but I don't care about the Astros are too bad for me to waste my hate on and while I'm not a Rockets fan, they're not my least favorite basketball team.

But yeah, born and raised in Houston. Love the city, except the sports teams

@MrMister:

**MrMister** · 11-12-2012, 05:59 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Aid180

No. You're right MrMr. It's not just Campbell's fault. Marshall had one of his classic dropped passes for a TD from Cutler in the second. Davis was really bad with 2 drops and a fumble. Bush had a bad fumble as well. Gould missed a kick that would have put the team at 9 to 10. Cutler threw two INTs that were just bad. Hester dropped a few passes and couldn't get space to convert a 3rd and short catch. But even after all of that, the game was still winnable in the fourth, and Campbell couldn't do it.

It's a team effort, and offense was really disappointing. I also have some questions about Tice's playcalling. Texans were playing only 3 DBs on 1st down in the second half and Chicago chose to run it on a majority of them until the end.

With all of that said, it's certainly not the end of the season. Chicago only has two losses, and they are both to teams that are considered favorites to win it all. Minnesota (twice), Detroit, Green Bay, San Francisco, Seattle, and Arizona are left. Not the easiest schedule, but it's winnable.

Also Flame of Olympus, strangely or not, Cutler is 32 of 32 in 1st quarter QBR. Cutler is 1 of 32 in 4th quarter QBR.

Not sure if Tice is good or not, but I can't blame him for running. The weather made that a good tactic to employ, Chicago just couldn't do it.

Still, I understand your frustration. It was a tough loss since it was such a winnable game. Those stick with you as a fan.

**Notorious** · 11-12-2012, 06:01 PM

The Chicago tight ends are horrible, I don't know why they even pass to them.

I agree, the thing that hurt the Bears the most were all the dropped passes.

Both teams played good defense and were shit offensively, but those dropped passes haunted the Bears all night long.

**Aid180** · 11-12-2012, 06:04 PM

Yeah. Cutler getting injured is certainly frustrating. It happens at such key times too. In the NFC Championship game, in the beginning of the tour of the terrible last year AFC West last year, and now in a key game in a year in which Cutler plays better in the second half.