Bad outcome for a game played decently, except for you know, the penalties. Would have liked to see a missed field goal and keep that draft position.

2010 was marked by the Bears losing their final regular season game to the Packers, who wouldn’t have made the playoffs without a win. The Bears then proceeded to lose to the Packers in NFC Championship game, while the Packers won the Super Bowl.

Double doink was exceptionally bad, because it wasn’t like it was a very difficult field goal to make and the team was better than that. People like to say it wasn’t Parkey, but that miniature penis of a man refused to practice at Soldier Field because of traffic.

That said, how about watching your team in 06 lose the Super Bowl to Peyton Manning after watching Hester return the opening kickoff?

At least in 2001, the team wasn’t expected to be great or anything.

I honestly view this as a best-case scenario. We want to see the team have success, but ultimately lose. Get those draft picks!

The defense played well in regards to getting turnovers, but they really had a hard time stopping the Lions offense, otherwise.

The offense was also spotty. They’d get stuffed, then also have 10-15 yard rushes. Passing game was eh. Fields did a good job scrambling. He cannot fumble the ball at the end of the game, though. That’s really not acceptable. I guess it didn’t matter, but maybe try to end on a positive play.

I think most of us just wish we’d keep an all-pro linebacker and still have him. They should have just paid the man his worth instead of being cheap-ass owners.