5 Questions with the Bears
Sunday Night the Eagles head up to Soldier Field to face the Chicago Bears, so to catch up on all things Bears I sat down with WCG from the great Bears blog Windy City Gridiron.
That is a very good question and I don't know if I can answer that without hedging my bets. Hester just by standing back there gives us the best starting field position in all of football and he is the one guy who can change the game anytime he touches the ball. That said you cannot take anything away from Toub. Hester is great and would be great anywhere, but he wouldn't have the success he has had it not been for what Toub has done with the group. The Bears have been blessed through the draft to get guys who excel at the return game. We literally have at least 5 guys who could start on a lot of other teams at that spot, so it makes the loss of Hester look a little less important, but again Hester scares coaches and players and you cannot talk about that enough. To properly evaluate Toub's importance you have to look at the coverage and you have to look at their ability to get to kickers and create problems.
Ok, did I come around full circle yet....good.
The Bears are 1-2. Both losses are in conference... Even considering how early it is, would you say that this is a must win game?
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This is going to be a tough game
Everyone thinks it’s going to be a large margin win, I don’t see it. We have a few players out on offense, and a banged up McNabb… calling on D to step it up!
by Joe_D on Sep 27, 2008 2:30 PM EDT reply actions 0 recs
Is he gonna put up the questions that he asked you.....?
Looking forward to this game tomorrow, if McNabb is healthy, then I’m looking for a big game from Fraction Jackson!!!
Also, I’ll be wearing my new Bradley jersey, so hopefully he’ll be able to stop the beast that is Matt Forte.
by Filth2Fury on Sep 27, 2008 8:30 PM EDT reply actions 0 recs
If you looked at the way their D plays then you’d see that if we can keep McNabb in those 3 step drops, we’re going to hammer them with the passing game. they march their linebackers up to the line to create pressure and leave too much realestate in the middle of the field between the Safeties and LBs. I see a lot of slants and crossing routes with room to move. Their D is not designed to stop a well played west coast offense, which is what we have.
And if our D just keeps doing what it’s doing – we don’t have to worry about their offense. Remember, Roethlisburger is a much better QB and we shook him up. Also, remember all the hype surrounding parker when the Steelers came to town? How we were going to get run over by an excellent running game. We brought the clamps down on them, and we’re going to do the same with the bears. This will force Orton to pass in to an excellent secondary (minus considine), and even if Forte is excellent with the ball, orton still has to get the ball to him and I see a couple of pick 6’s happening when he does that. Orton can’t beat us straight up.
by thwalls on Sep 28, 2008 12:05 AM EDT reply actions 0 recs

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