Kathee Meade, Bears Super Fan



All I can say is, what a shame, what a shame, what a shame of a game!! I agree with Gail in her thinking on our poor offensive stance when the time was right. Our superior defense can only do so much. They create turnovers and hand over the business end to Grossman and the offense – only to end up with a failure to make anything out of it. It is very frustrating!

I felt bad for Robbie Gould on his second-chance (due to a penalty) field goal attempt. Especially since he had made the first one. Oh well, I guess it's true what they say -- all good things must come to an end.

Yes, I did see that pump-fake. That just proves to me that Rex can do it if he wants to. How about a little more of it? There are a lot of QB’s out there that use it (and use it good) because it is an effective way of swaying defenders to one side or the other, away from the actual play itself. Hey, maybe Rex is reading NBC5’s blogs!!! Do you think?

And now, I hear that Darren Sharper is mouthing off, saying we’ll all see how confident Grossman is on Sunday against Minnesota. The best way to fight harsh words is through performance and action, and I HOPE that Grossman can take the bull by the horns and stand up with confidence when he walks out on the field on Sunday. If not, there is going to be a heck of a lot of booing going on by those fans who feel that Rex is lacking as of late.

Kathee Meade – Bears Super Fan