For everyone wondering why the main opinion of fields isn’t changing because of one game winning drive:

The problem is we also have almost 3 seasons of watching him do the same thing and have largely the same problems every single game. Eventually you have to call a spade a spade and make the decision if whatever the flashes he can give you are worth the mediocre play he gives you otherwise. And for a lot of people, it’s not.

He’s one of the most inconsistent players at a position where consistency is important. That’s been the Bears problem at QB since I started watching in 2005, and largely before that as well. At this point I feel like trying to feel good about that end of game performance, regardless of it ended good for like the first time in his career, is just spinning our wheels as fans like we have for the last 100+ years when talking about the QB play for the bears.

TLDR: who cares it’s time to move on

Puddle of mudd into the break

Someone get me a fuckin keystone we’re crying tonight boys

Yeah the iMac g3 was just beige Steve hated colors you’re right lmao

Hey! A screen! I almost missed them lol

I can tell the age in here. We have a full console game that dropped 2 years ago for current gen running on a god damn iPhone. Even if the game isn’t running as well as it “could,” this is our benchmark now.

AAA game devs probably aren’t looking to start porting to iOS day one simultaneously with consoles anytime soon, but for everything that’s not a 4k big budget masterpiece every developer now knows the sick amount of headroom they have to get a game running really really fucking well.

Hell, we got hades now too. The iPhone is like 2-3 years away from being an actual handheld gaming device that has a 120fps HDR 6.7” display.

Of course, this is all dependent on apple actually giving games the tools they need to be able to be ported either quickly or cheaply. Time will tell but I’m excited.

Clear space on the old phone. Or try copy my data. But if you have a lot of data it’s gonna take a loooong time

Kind of sad for Eddie tbh.

Thanks for that, it wasn’t your fault. And thanks for 2019 week 2

Buddy the Chicago bears have been a team for over 100 years and have never fired a coach until the season ended. Now could he be the first? Probably. But more likely than not we will get the rest of this season with Matthew