Bears fans who think Forte is better than Gore must be homers, damn the stats, so according to HeGone33, Packer fans who say Rodgers is the best QB right now must be homer fans too.

 

Yea, damn those 56 more rushing yards he has than Gore!

Yea, damn those 56 more rushing yards he has than Gore!

I love it when you ignore all those receiving yards, too.

 

Anyway, you're so 11/21. The topic at hand now is

 

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Mike Klis of Denver Post reports Orton invited release from Broncos after Jay Cutler was injured. Would invite a return to Chicago.

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Mike Klis of Denver Post reports Orton invited release from Broncos after Jay Cutler was injured. Would invite a return to Chicago.

I'd rather have Hanie for real. But I guess NeckBeard is another good option, at least for a few games.

Yea, damn those 56 more rushing yards he has than Gore!

 

Forte has the most yards from scrimmage of any non-QB. Gore can barely stay healthy. There is no comparison.

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Mike Klis of Denver Post reports Orton invited release from Broncos after Jay Cutler was injured. Would invite a return to Chicago.

 

And it wouldn't cost much more than million bucks to bring him back.

And it wouldn't cost much more than million bucks to bring him back.

Really you almost have to bring him back, even if the system has changed. You need the depth anyway

I'd rather have Hanie for real. But I guess NeckBeard is another good option, at least for a few games.

 

I would assume Hanie has the job but Bears need another back up until Cutler returns.

Really you almost have to bring him back, even if the system has changed. You need the depth anyway

Yeah, it'd be nice to have a legitimate backup option moving forward if you can ink him to a deal. If that report out of Denver is correct and Kyle likes it here, let him take the helm until Jay's healthy and sign him up to a reasonable backup rate and stop the joke that is backup QB play in Chicago.

I would assume Hanie has the job but Bears need another back up until Cutler returns.

 

That would also give Kyle time to pick up the basics of the system just in case Hanie sucks.

That would also give Kyle time to pick up the basics of the system just in case Hanie sucks.

just in case

Yeah, it'd be nice to have a legitimate backup option moving forward if you can ink him to a deal. If that report out of Denver is correct and Kyle likes it here, let him take the helm until Jay's healthy and sign him up to a reasonable backup rate and stop the joke that is backup QB play in Chicago.

Who cares about inking him to a deal right now. Worry about such things in the offseason. The Bears need a body who can throw the ball in the backup QB slot. it's really that simple.

Orton and his agent David Dunn had started talking to Broncos officials about the move after it was learned Chicago Bears' quarterback Jay Cutler suffered a broken thumb on his right passing thumb Sunday that will likely sideline him for the rest of the season.

 

http://www.denverpost.com/sports/ci_19391873

Who cares about inking him to a deal right now. Worry about such things in the offseason. The Bears need a body who can throw the ball in the backup QB slot. it's really that simple.

No s***, Sherlock. The added bonus is that you could make him your franchise backup moving forward, something that would be really valuable to a team that has seen its starter go down so often.

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Mike Klis of Denver Post reports Orton invited release from Broncos after Jay Cutler was injured. Would invite a return to Chicago.

I almost figured the Ortons departure was linked with Cutler, makes too much sense.

As average as Orton is, do we REALLY want to have the Orton vs Cutler debate by meatballs? That being said, my inner meatball would love to see Orton light up Denver as the Bears QB on December 11th.

 

How fitting would it be that the Bears go into Denver and obliterate the Tebow option offense and Orton throws 2+ TDs?

Edited November 22, 201114 yr by Athomeboy_2000

Oh, and even though I think its against NFL rules, you have to imagine the Bears made some sort of verbal commitment to Orton's agent that in they would indeed pick him up. Thats one hell of a risk for Orton to make on blind faith the Bears want him back.

Forte has also been in a Martz system which utilizes a RB as a receiver more than any other system in football........

Edited November 22, 201114 yr by HeGone33

As average as Orton is, do we REALLY want to have the Orton vs Cutler debate by meatballs? That being said, my inner meatball would love to see Orton light up Denver as the Bears QB on December 11th.

 

How fitting would it be that the Bears go into Denver and obliterate the Tebow option offense and Orton throws 2+ TDs?

2 NFL QB's have been playing better than Jay Cutler this season; there is no debate. When Cutler comes back he is the starter, Orton would have to break the single season TD record in 7 weeks to even make it a debate.

 

Even the meatballs know this.

Forte has also been in a Martz system which utilizes a RB as a receiver more than any other system in football........

 

That didnt stop Faulk from being a hall of famer

2 NFL QB's have been playing better than Jay Cutler this season; there is no debate. When Cutler comes back he is the starter, Orton would have to break the single season TD record in 7 weeks to even make it a debate.

 

Even the meatballs know this.

oh... you have too much faith in meatball nation.

 

For the record: i would welcome Orton back as the temp starter until Cutler is back. While not great, he's better than Haine.

oh... you have too much faith in meatball nation.

 

For the record: i would welcome Orton back as the temp starter until Cutler is back. While not great, he's better than Haine.

For the first week, it would have to be Hanie, just because of the system. From that point on, the starter is whoever is ready.

Oh, and even though I think its against NFL rules, you have to imagine the Bears made some sort of verbal commitment to Orton's agent that in they would indeed pick him up. Thats one hell of a risk for Orton to make on blind faith the Bears want him back.

The timing is too suspect. I have a feeling he'll tell other teams that he's not interested in playing for them.

As average as Orton is, do we REALLY want to have the Orton vs Cutler debate by meatballs?

The day this team starts making moves based on what meatballs will or won't say is the day I swear off of NFL football.

No brainer for the Bears to pick up KO if available. That being said, the Texans would also be nuts to not claim him...