Monday, September 14, 2009

Just as I thought it couldn't get any worse.....

Brian Urlacher will have wrist surgery this morning.
In response, and I think I speak for both Bears writers here at ANNB, we say:

1. FUUUUUUUUUUUUUCKKKK!!!!



and 2.
Edit: Urlacher Probably done for season. The Bears are superfucked.

FUCK, FUCK-FUCKITY-SHIT-BALLS-COCKSHIT-MOTHERFUCKING-GODAMMIT-BULLSHIT-BALLS-CUNT-ASS!!!

This sucks balls.

Post-game, Packers-style

That was an exciting ending to what was a crummy game for both offenses. Here's what I took away from the game

Edit by JC: I feel this sums up b's feelings right now
Rodgers.... Shoryuken!!!!
(dying laughing)

Rogers animation courtest KSK

Sunday, September 13, 2009

Everyone take a deep breath it was one game. One horrible, sloppy game.

Both teams played really badly, but the Packers came out on top. Pack 1-0, Bears 0-1

There isn't really much else to say before the Jump so lets get right to it.

Bears- Packers Game Thread

Let me just do a Recap before we get this shindig started.
Vikes won, so the early battle to keep up with the the Minnesota Burts begins.
The Lions predictably lost and Badly. Stafford did not look good.
And the Niners pull off an upset. Very impressive display by their defense as well as Shaun Hill. Cheers to Ryno and DJ.


So, in the big Sunday night game it's Bears vs. Packers. The old NFC rivals. No two teams in the NFL have played each other more times. Cutler vs. Rogers. Bears renewed defense vs. Packers new 3-4 defense. It's gonna be a fucking blast. Get excited!!!

Update on games and Gamethread

So here is what's going on in today's games before the Bears and Pack start:

Saturday, September 12, 2009

This might just blow some Bears fans minds

It certainly did for me.
http://views.washingtonpost.com/theleague/smarterstats/2009/09/bart-scott-tackles-stops-defeats.html
Check out where one Danielle Manning is on the list of safeties.

Lovie's "Most Talented Team" and his future in Chicago

David Haugh has declared that it's put up or shut up time for Lovie Smith, with the 2009 Bears to be his most talented team ever.