Lovie doesn't know if Cutler will be ready Week 11

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Originally posted 02:54 PM ET  11.12 by Dolemite censored

He got his bell rung pretty good.

And if they are talking about signing a guy who knows the system (rather than promoting a practice squad guy for a week) suggests that they think he is pretty hurt.

Too bad because he was playing well.

The Bears D will have to step up even more until number 6 gets back if they are going to stay in the playoff picture.

Campbell vs. Kapernick? This might be a 0-0 tie

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Originally posted 02:54 PM ET  11.12 by Dolemite censored

He got his bell rung pretty good.

He already has head problems.

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Originally posted 03:17 PM ET  11.12 by Traded to Seattle

And if they are talking about signing a guy who knows the system (rather than promoting a practice squad guy for a week) suggests that they think he is pretty hurt.Too bad because he was playing well.

12 TDS - 10 INTS.

By the time he comes back I'm thinking he may never get booed again, Campbell didn't set the place on fire. 'course it was raining.

Jump in the creep you bamma **** old #4 Bret Fart fool. BEAR DOWN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

It's interesting that the Bears couldn't tell the concussed Jay from the regular Jay.

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Originally posted 02:54 PM ET  11.12 by Dolemite censored

He got his bell rung pretty good.

Bell rung? That guy Dobbin took a totally cheap shot on a totally vulnerable player and should be fined. It was helmet-to-helmet, not roughing the passer (as was called) and he was trying to get Cutler down. (BTW, how can you "rough the passer" if he's over the line of scrimmage?)

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Originally posted 04:41 PM ET  11.12 by Flea Biscuit

Concussions are here to stay. With so many of them you would think that the NFL would be persuaded to make players wear foam density helmet covers. But alas, it just doesn't look cool. It is almost as bad as wearing your seat belt

They shouldn't be, though. Big fines for people who helmet-to-helmet. It's unnecessary. As it is, this will be Dobbins' finest moment cause he s uc ks otherwise.

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Originally posted 05:55 PM ET  11.12 by George W. Watson

Bell rung? That guy Dobbin took a totally cheap shot on a totally vulnerable player and should be fined. It was helmet-to-helmet, not roughing the passer (as was called) and he was trying to get Cutler down. (BTW, how can you "rough the passer" if he's over the line of scrimmage?)

That used to be covered under the "unsportsmanlike conduct" and "unnecessary roughness" rules; then it was covered under "spearing." In the last few years the NFL has decided to just allow it--until the lawsuits, that is.

QUOTE(#1):

Originally posted 02:54 PM ET  11.12 by Dolemite censored

He got his bell rung pretty good.

Cutler does have a propensity for that sort of thing.

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Originally posted 07:05 PM ET  11.12 by THE BISHOP!

Cutler does have a propensity for that sort of thing.

This one can't be pinned on his O-line, though...

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Originally posted 03:57 PM ET  11.12 by Old No. 4

12 TDS - 10 INTS.

Not everyone one can be Mr. Discount Double-check.

QUOTE(#11):

Originally posted 05:55 PM ET  11.12 by George W. Watson

Bell rung? That guy Dobbin took a totally cheap shot on a totally vulnerable player and should be fined. It was helmet-to-helmet, not roughing the passer (as was called) and he was trying to get Cutler down. (BTW, how can you "rough the passer" if he's over the line of scrimmage?)

+1

This is the kind of play that Goodell is on the lookout for. Dobbins was stupid enough to pull that on a Sunday Night game? Dumbass.

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Originally posted 08:03 PM ET  11.12 by Flea Biscuit

His toughness was never in question, but his ability to win in the big games is. That will not go away anytime soon and it makes him a favorite among fans to get pummeled. Just the way it is

So true...

He is the Bears version of Mike Vick