*bump for hoey*

 

haha, tahnks drew!

your points are spot on man...

that's the thing..grossman usually doesnt have to win the game...just not lose the game. bears running game is great and their defense is awesome. once the bears get 1 or 2 big plays from grossman, it's over. that one drive where grossman took them all they way down the field with his arm was great...but gotta mention that was a GREAT catch by Berrian to get in the endzone too

 

When Grossman catches FIRE (tied for the most games with a QB rating of 100 or more @ 7), the Bears win by 40.

When Grossman plays safe (QB rating over 50), the Bears win by 20.

When Grossman plays like me (QB rating of 40 or less, leads the NFL @ 5 games), the Bears lose.




He's not there to manage the game. He's not there to win the game. He's there to play a role and not hurt the team. He has a great surrounding cast to rely on.

 

holy hell. NO idea how you can keep focus like that. There's a defender jumping at the ball, you're falling down, and you catch while impacting the ground.

Not only that, you have enough presence to reaize, "hey ... nobody touched me".

:bowdown:



Grossman to Berrian was attempted 2 times ... Grossman to Davis was attempted 1 time. The kid has a rocket for an arm and is inches away from throwing his QB rating into orbit.

Rex is learning when to throw and when to hold. It's visible.

 

Rex Grossman has a more manly name. Drew Brees sounds :ghey:

Advantage: Bears

 

Peyton is a genderless name given to girlymen, or mangirls.

Rex rhymes with sex. It's also the last name of the best dinosaur ever.


I'm pretty sure everyone can piece this one together.

 

I see Peyton as a girls name, most notably Hilarie Burton's character Peyton Sawyer from "One Tree Hill" (hottie BTW).

It also is Hebrew for "chokes in big game."

 

 

hahaha, this thread just got awesome