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32.1 | Ditka status?? | CSOA1::SCHRAMM | Born Free!....My Dad was a Doctor. | Fri Dec 15 1989 11:41 | 7 |
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is Ditka leaving at the end of this year?????
he is rumoured for the head coaching job at PITT
just wondering.......
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32.2 | Ditka will have to change his style. | POGO::REED | Oklahoma State athletic supporter | Fri Dec 15 1989 12:00 | 8 |
| re: -1
I doubt that Ditka's (we're a loosy team) pro approach would work
in college coaching. He tried a new approach after the Lions beat
him--taking all the BLAM. What's he saying that for? Is he showing
his prospective college coach approach to loosing?
Cowboy
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32.3 | Otherwise I dont like Elway | ELMAGO::RBARELA | | Sat Feb 10 1990 01:24 | 4 |
| I have heard plenty a rumor that the Bears are going for Elway???
It has been in our paper. Something about Elway wanting to go some
place where he is appreciated!!!
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32.4 | I'd even hate the Steelers if they played in a dome. | SHALOT::MEDVID | psychological drama | Tue Jun 05 1990 07:52 | 8 |
| According to a tid bit in the Charlotte Observer, the Bears "have
agreed to participate in an expansion of the McCormick Place exhibition
center by leasing a proposed domed stadium for 30 years at an annyual
cost of about $8 million."
Say it ain't so! The Bears in a domb? Ugh!
--dan'l
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32.5 | BEARS ALL THE WAY!!! | ELMAGO::RBARELA | | Fri Aug 03 1990 18:30 | 2 |
| ANY BEARS FANS OUT THERE!?!!??
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32.6 | Still some of us left | SALEM::SHIVELY | Thank GOD for NEXT UNSEEN | Fri Aug 03 1990 21:38 | 6 |
| I have been a BEARS fan since I was a kid (some time ago). There were sure a
lot of lean years before Super Bowl XX. I don't get to see them play much
living in New Hampshire, but I watch them when I can...
Bill Shively
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32.7 | | DASXPS::TIMMONS | I'm a Pepere! | Mon Aug 06 1990 05:54 | 3 |
| Shively, you bum! You been a RON all this time? :*)
Lee
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32.8 | | REFINE::ASHE | This ain't no Shangrala... | Mon Aug 06 1990 11:26 | 3 |
| Nope, just a Neal Anderson fan.
Walt (Anderson owner/ Defending DEC FFL- league champion)
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32.9 | Go BEARS!!!! | ELMAGO::RBARELA | | Mon Aug 06 1990 17:51 | 9 |
| Neal is gonna give you some points!!!!
A shutout!!!! Preseason or not thats great news after last years
D!!!!!
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32.10 | Hampton back in the middle! | LAIDBK::KLAREN | Watch out for that Gravitystorm | Wed Aug 15 1990 20:15 | 2 |
| I saw Hampton play a little in the 1st preseason game against the
Browns. Is he back at (somewhat) 100% from his ??th knee surgery?
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32.11 | | ELMAGO::CGRIEGO | WeSaveBabySealsButKillBabyHumans | Mon Aug 20 1990 10:21 | 6 |
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The Raiders play the Bears Friday night at 8:00 EST, NBC will be
telecasting the game. Should be a good game. Of course the Raiders
will win it.
Carlos
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32.12 | Fer sure!!!!!!!!!!! | ELMAGO::RBARELA | | Mon Aug 20 1990 18:40 | 2 |
| Bears will win!!!!!!
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32.13 | DUERSON GONE? | LAIDBK::KLAREN | Watch out for that Gravitystorm | Wed Aug 29 1990 10:38 | 8 |
| I saw a note in the LA Times yesterday about the Raiders possibly
pursuing the "recently cut Dave Duerson of the Chicago Bears", cut last
Sunday. What is going on, did he become a make a pass at Ditka's wife
in the offseason or some other crime or is he damaged goods? Or worse
yet, are the Bears just TOO CHEAP to keep him?
Could someone fill me in?
John
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32.14 | washed up at 30 | HPSRAD::SANTOS | Girl is your husband married? | Wed Aug 29 1990 12:21 | 9 |
| Mark Carrier #1 pick from USC won the starting job. Bears tried to
trade Duerson and there wasn't any takers so they release him early
so he could catch on with another team.
Duerson looked real slow in the second half of last year when the
Bears where losing. He's not fast enough or the hitter safties need
to be.
Chuck
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32.15 | Chicago who???? | ELMAGO::CGRIEGO | WeSaveBabySealsButKillBabyHumans | Thu Aug 30 1990 15:39 | 9 |
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Raiders - 20
Bears - 3
I know it's only pre-season, but not to worry, the Raiders will
do it again in four weeks when it counts.
Carlos
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32.16 | Final moves for the Opener? | DELREY::KLAREN_JO | Watch out for that Gravitystorm! | Thu Sep 06 1990 13:31 | 6 |
| Any info on what the final cuts were and the disabled list looks like
for the season opener? All my local info is the Lams/Raider propaganda
my local papers spew out.
Thanks,
John
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32.17 | Bears Cut Info | SALEM::SHIVELY | Thank GOD for NEXT UNSEEN | Fri Sep 07 1990 19:54 | 69 |
| From: [email protected] (ROBERT J. MURPHY, UPI Sports Writer)
Newsgroups: clari.sports.football,clari.sports.top
Subject: Bears to start Harbaugh
Date: 3 Sep 90 19:40:34 GMT
LAKE FOREST, Ill. (UPI) -- Chicago Bears Coach Mike Ditka ended
speculation Monday on his team's lingering quarterback question, naming
Jim Harbaugh the starter for the season-opener.
Ditka refused to address why Harbaugh got the call over Mike
Tomczak after both former Big Ten quarterbacks played to a draw in the
five exhibition games.
``I went to Oz, and I saw the wizard,'' Ditka said in explaining
the revelation.
Also Monday, the Bears cut 11 players, the most notable being
third-year linebacker Troy Johnson and fourth-year defensive tackle Dick
Chapura. Chapura started the final three games of 1989, but both played
primarily reserve roles.
The cuts reduced the Bears roster to 48, one above the NFL-maximum.
The organization was granted a two-week roster exemption for Steve
McMichael, who joined the team last week after a lengthy holdout. Ditka
said McMichael will play, but not start, Sunday against the Seattle
Seahawks.
Harbaugh, the 26th player taken in the 1987 draft after being named
UPI's Big Ten MVP as a senior at Michigan, has started just seven games
in three seasons. He is 2-5 for his career, including 1-4 in 1989 after
Tomczak faltered and lost his starting role.
``I feel determined to do well,'' Harbaugh said. ``I'm looking
forward to the challenge. I think there's always pressure at the
quarterback position to do well and I'll be in there as long as I'm
playing well.''
Ditka reinforced that idea when he said he still planned on playing
two quarterbacks and maybe three this season. Rookie Peter Tom Willis is
the third QB on the roster.
Tomczak, who won the starting role a year ago after Jim McMahon was
traded to San Diego during the preseason, accepted Ditka's decision.
``My first reaction obviously is disappointment,'' Tomczak said.
``But my second reaction is I'm a little relieved because this is a
decision that has weighed heavily. There's nothing much you can really
do about it now. You have to swallow your pride and your ego and realize
there are still a lot of games to be played and hopefully you'll get
another opportunity.''
``By no means being named the starter is where my goals end for the
year,'' said Harbaugh. ``I've got a lot to prove to the people, a lot to
prove to the coaches, a lot to prove to the players and the fans of
Chicago.''
Also among the players waived Monday were fullbacks Scott Williams
and Pat Chaffey, offensive tackle Chris Dyko, wide receivers Tom Waddle
and Quintin Smith, cornerback John Mangum, defensive end Brent White and
linebacker Glenell Sanders. Wide receiver Tony Moss was placed on the
waived-injured list.
Ditka said Waddle will be brought back, however, after decisions
are made on linebacker Dante Jones and wide receiver Glen Kozlowski.
Both are candidates for injured reserve, Jones because of a sprained
knee and Kozlowski a leg bruise.
The cut of Chapura left the Bears with five defensive tackles,
including veterans McMichael, Dan Hampton and William Perry and rookies
Fred Washington and Tim Ryan. Hampton and Perry will start the opener.
``They decided they had too many tackles, so I got to go and find
work elsewhere,'' said Chapura, a 10th-round draft choice out of
Missouri in 1987. ``No hard feelings.''
Ditka called it his toughest cut.
Johnson also realized he ``got caught up in a numbers game,'' with
the Bears keeping seven linebackers.
Some of the players on the bubble that made the team for now
include running back James Rouse, who will be the backup fullback, and
tight end James Coley, giving the Bears three tight ends. Rookie running
back Johnny Bailey and second-year back Mark Green also made the squad,
as did rookie defensive end Terry Price, a 10th-round draft choice.
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32.18 | Week 1 Bears vs. Seahawks | SALEM::SHIVELY | Thank GOD for NEXT UNSEEN | Fri Sep 07 1990 20:11 | 42 |
| From: [email protected] (United Press International)
Newsgroups: clari.sports.football
Subject: Sunday, Sept. 9
Date: 6 Sep 90 15:51:52 GMT
Favorite -- Chicago by 6.
Turf -- Natural.
Seahawks Coach Chuck Knox -- ``We'll use some run-and-shoot but not
the whole picture.''
Bears Coach Mike Ditka -- ``They're really a completely different
ballclub. This is probably the changing of the guard in Seattle.''
Seahawks offense -- QB Dave Krieg retained his starting role with a
stellar pre-season. He completed 80 percent of his passes for 296 yards,
although he did not throw a TD. WR Brian Blades is the favorite target
with Steve Largent in retirement. RB Curt Warner is gone to Plan B, and
FB John L. Williams takes over the ground attack.
Bears defense -- Injuries and age resulted in a collapse from a
second overall ranking in 1988 to 25th in 1989. DT Dan Hampton is back
after a 10th knee operation, but he struggled in the pre-season and sat
out the final game with soreness. Veteran DT Steve McMichael ended his
lengthy holdout and will see his first action of the summer. Pro Bowler
Mike Singletary leads the linebacking corps.
Bears offense -- Unproven 1987 first-round draft pick Jim Harbaugh
gets the start at QB, although there's not much question Mike Tomczak
will be in if Harbaugh stumbles. All-Pro RB Neal Anderson, the offensive
leader, coming off a season in which he rushed for 1,275 yards, scored
15 TDs and caught 50 passes.
Seahawks defense -- Highly touted rookie DT Cortez Kennedy also
ended a lengthy holdout and, without even playing in a pre-season game,
could start. Knox might start three rookies on defense, including LB
Terry Wooden and SS Robert Blackmon. Controversial LB Brian Bosworth is
out of football.
Key matchups -- Seattle DT Cortez Kennedy vs. G Mark Bortz; Seattle
WRs Brian Blades and Tommy Kane vs. second-year CBs Donnell Woolford and
Lemuel Stinson; Seattle QB Dave Krieg vs. rookie FS Mark Carrier.
Key injuries -- Seattle: LB David Wyman (knee) doubtful. Chicago:
None.
Head-to-head -- Seahawks hold a 4-1 edge in the series.
Streaks -- Seahawks have won last four meetings. Bears lost last six
games of 1989 but currently own an NFC-best six-game winning streak in
season openers, tying the New England Patriots for the longest streak in
the NFL. Seahawks won last four exhibition games.
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32.19 | Did he give his last set of brains away, Mike ??? | SHALOT::HUNT | Wyld Stallyns Rules | Sat Sep 08 1990 04:59 | 9 |
| � ``I went to Oz, and I saw the wizard,'' Ditka said in explaining
� the revelation.
The wizard ??? Nobody gets to see the wizard. Not no one. Not no
how.
Hey, Iron Mike, pay no attention to that man behind the curtain.
Bob Hunt
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32.20 | | GENRAL::WADE | Sittin' on the dock of the bay... | Mon Sep 10 1990 09:56 | 6 |
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Hey Bears fans,
Did Tony Woods make the team again this year?
Claybone
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32.21 | BIG AL AND THE SILVER AND BLACK GO BEAR HUNTING | WMOIS::E_FASSETT | | Mon Sep 24 1990 13:36 | 5 |
| The Chicago Bores will be brought back to earth this week. Just like
preseason when the Raiders kicked some butt.
LOS ANGELES RAIDERS- 24
Chicago Bores- 17
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32.22 | Raiders 4-0, Bears 3-1 | ELMAGO::CGRIEGO | Read Matthew chp. 24 | Tue Sep 25 1990 10:39 | 9 |
| The Bears are gonna need more than field goals to win this weekend.
The Raider defense has been playing pretty good against both the
run and the pass allowing only 25 points so far this season. The
Bears defense also has been playing great allowing only 29 points
so far. Both teams could use some help in the QB position on offense,
but I think this weekend that Schroeder will have a better day than
Harbaugh, giving the Raiders a win by seven or more.
Carlos
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32.23 | Bear too Much for faiders | FMCSSE::BROWN | If you've got the money Honey,I've got the time | Tue Sep 25 1990 10:46 | 9 |
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re-1
Carlos, get real the Monsters of the Midway will score and Al's
Raidiers will fade into the past. No Offense against a great Defense,
like they have yet to face. No contest Art Shell loses his first in LA.
Cadzilla
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32.24 | bake at 450� until black and blue | AIMHI::DONNELLY | Dare to be diffident | Tue Sep 25 1990 11:13 | 7 |
| Art Shell is doing a fine job with the current LA/Oakland crop.
However, this is the weekend he'll drop from the ranks of the
unbeaten.
How do you like your crow, Carlos?
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32.25 | Butchered Baloo all over the place! | ELMAGO::CGRIEGO | In God we trust | Tue Sep 25 1990 13:58 | 15 |
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No crow for me thanks, I'll just be having some of that freshly
butchered bear meat. As far as, 'No offense against a great defense,
like they have yet to face.' is concerned, well the same argument
can be made for the Raiders. Besides that, last year the Donks
had the 3rd best defense in the league, with Seattle coming in 14th,
and the Steelers were 19th, while the Bears were rated 25th. (Raiders
were 10th by the way) The Raiders managed to overcome those defenses
as they will the Bears this weekend. Ditka really knows how to get his
'monsters that are middle-aged'(t.m.) psyched at the begginning of
the season as is evidenced by their 4-0 start last year, but they're
getting tired now and they're just about ready to lay down and play
dead for the rest of the season. :*)
Carlos
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32.26 | that was a good one | PFSVAX::JACOB | PMS Band plays 3wksblues & 1wkragtime | Tue Sep 25 1990 18:31 | 20 |
| >>can be made for the Raiders. Besides that, last year the Donks
>>had the 3rd best defense in the league, with Seattle coming in 14th,
>>and the Steelers were 19th, while the Bears were rated 25th. (Raiders
>>were 10th by the way) The Raiders managed to overcome those defenses
>>as they will the Bears this weekend. Ditka really knows how to get his
What does last year's rankings have to do with this years games????
Also, calling the Raider defense "GREAT" is a laugher. Sure they only
allowed the Steelers 3 points but the way Joe Walton is running the
Steeler offense, a team made up of pre-schooler or nursing home
resident could keep the Steelers out of the end zone.
Bears 28-
Raiders 10
JaKe
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32.27 | | CSC32::J_HERNANDEZ | Night of the Living Rednecks | Wed Sep 26 1990 10:33 | 5 |
| Beers - 12, I'll cut back Sat night.
Bears 24
Faiders(tm) 3
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32.28 | Raiders good, Bears better | DELREY::KLAREN_JO | Watch out for that Gravitystorm! | Wed Sep 26 1990 11:56 | 13 |
| RE: 25 You were talking about the Bears with a fast start and then a
fade last year? There is one thing about that comparison with last
year you were right about, the Bears will get to at least 4-0 this
season, but no fade!
It will be a good game, the Raiders look pretty good for this year not
quite enough for this weekend. No more "Traitors of the Lost Art" as
they were called by the Oakland fans (myself included) the year they
left Oakland.
Bears 17
Raiders 13
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32.29 | Sunday brunch special? | DELREY::KLAREN_JO | Watch out for that Gravitystorm! | Wed Sep 26 1990 12:03 | 7 |
| Forgot to ask in the last note, I did not see or hear much detail about
last Sundays game with the Vikes but I read in Tuesdays LA Times that
Wade Wilson was put on the Disabled List! What happened? Are the
Bears back to their old habits with having oposing quarterbacks for
Sunday brunch?
...John
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32.30 | | AIMHI::DONNELLY | Dare to be diffident | Wed Sep 26 1990 12:22 | 3 |
| On the final play of the game, Wilson hurt his thumb. He may require
surgery and, if so, will miss about 4 games.
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32.31 | Gannon's big chance | SALEM::DODA | No scalping at Sinead O'Connor concerts | Wed Sep 26 1990 12:29 | 3 |
| He went under the knife yesterday.
daryll
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32.32 | | LAGUNA::MAY_BR | | Wed Sep 26 1990 19:22 | 2 |
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With the easy schedule the Bears have, they'd better make the playoffs.
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32.33 | Raiders rip the Bears! | ELMAGO::CGRIEGO | In God we trust | Mon Oct 01 1990 11:01 | 8 |
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The Bears ain't nothin! All week I've been hearing how great their
defense is, but the Raiders ran right over them averaging close
to 5 yds per carry and 21 yds per pass. While the Raider defense shut
the Bears down, sacking Harbaugh 6 times for a loss of 66 yds and
a fumble recovery that lead to a TD. Crow pie for everybody. 8-)
Carlos
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32.34 | taking a ribbing | AIMHI::DONNELLY | Dare to be diffident | Mon Oct 01 1990 11:33 | 8 |
| Neal Anderson: 6 carries. 26 yards. No receptions.
I called the Chicago Bears Line on Friday to see if Neal was playing
but there was no mention of his condition. There was supposed to be an
updated report before Sunday but I didn't call back. Sunday's papers
listed him as 'questionable'.
Anyone have an update on Anderson's condition?
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32.35 | | EARRTH::BROOKS | Two snaps, a twist, and a kiss! | Mon Oct 01 1990 11:33 | 1 |
| He had busted ribs and left early
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32.36 | | CSOA1::BACH | Onward through the fog... | Tue Oct 23 1990 15:31 | 5 |
| Beware simple noters, the Bears will be in the Super Bowl...
I have spoken.
Chip_GSH_Bach
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32.37 | | CSOA1::BACH | Onward through the fog... | Tue Oct 23 1990 15:33 | 8 |
| RE: .36
P.S. For the *REAL* simple noter, when a date is not mentioned, the
default is NEXT.
I have spoken (again).
Chip_GSH_Bach
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32.38 | | REFINE::ASHE | Homey don't play that... | Tue Oct 23 1990 19:47 | 3 |
| Right now, the Bears still have to play a wild card team in the 1st
round of the playoffs...
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32.39 | | CSOA1::BACH | Onward through the fog... | Wed Oct 24 1990 08:03 | 3 |
| Yeah, but I think the Gints have that game in season's end...
Chip_GSH_Bach
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32.40 | Bears will romp Sunday!! | POBOX::BATTIS | Who are those guys.... | Fri Oct 26 1990 08:29 | 6 |
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The Bears will beat Phoenix on Sunday. Final score will hopefully be
Bears 27
Phoenix 13
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32.41 | Recognition for Bear linemen | DELREY::KLAREN_JO | Watch out for that Gravitystorm! | Thu Nov 01 1990 11:15 | 6 |
| Yesterday I heard something on the radio which got my attention. The NFL
player(s) of the week were (1) someone whose name escapes me (a non-Bear)
and (2) the entire starting Bear offensive line! How about that for
recognizing the folks who actually did the job?
JK
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32.42 | | CAM::WAY | Beaten like a redheaded stepchild... | Thu Nov 01 1990 11:32 | 4 |
| NFL Defensive player of the week, was, I believe, Everson Walls,
NY Giants DB....
'Saw
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32.43 | Tampa's whole O was POW last year. | SHALOT::MEDVID | Dump Jesse Helms | Thu Nov 01 1990 11:38 | 8 |
| Are you sure you heard that right? I don't know. Last year when the
Bucs beat the Bears for the second straight time, Tampa's whole
offensive unit was named player of the week. The Bears didn't take
kindly to that and are out for revenge this year.
Are you sure that's not what you heard?
--dan'l
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32.44 | | AXIS::ROBICHAUD | I'm Crazy Mad! | Thu Nov 01 1990 11:50 | 4 |
| Bears line was named Offensive Player(s) Of The Week and Walls
was named Defensive Player Of The Week. You're both right.
/Don
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32.45 | | LAGUNA::MAY_BR | | Thu Nov 01 1990 11:54 | 6 |
|
Bears OL was great in the first �, but went to sleep afterwards. I
wonder if it had more to do with the Bears having a week off to prepare
and the Cardinals making adjustments at halftime.
Bruce
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32.46 | | AXIS::ROBICHAUD | I'm Crazy Mad! | Thu Nov 01 1990 11:57 | 1 |
| Maybe those big fellows wilted in the Phoenix heat?
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32.47 | yeasterdays wake up call! | DELREY::KLAREN_JO | Watch out for that Gravitystorm! | Mon Nov 26 1990 10:52 | 5 |
| What happened yesterday??? We were ripe to lose but by 28 points! I
did not see the game, did the Vikes get lots of turnovers or run the
ball down the Bears throat?
...JK
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32.48 | 3 fumbles and 7 sacks = Loss | VLNVAX::MBROOKS | | Mon Nov 26 1990 11:31 | 4 |
| Chicago Fumbled the Ball 3 times to Minnasotas None, Minn also sacked
Chicago 7 times....
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32.49 | Muster mistake, Skin win | DELREY::KLAREN_JO | Watch out for that Gravitystorm! | Mon Dec 10 1990 14:43 | 5 |
| Speaking of fumbles, does Muster wait and select a particularly bad
time in the game to drop the ball? Memory servers me that he does'nt
drop it often but it seems like it only happens late in close games!
JK
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32.50 | QB Troubles! | DELREY::KLAREN_JO | Watch out for that Gravitystorm! | Wed Dec 19 1990 12:47 | 14 |
| Its that time of the year again as the end of the season looms and the
Bear's quarterback is doubtful for the playoffs. Toss-it-up Tomzack is
back in the saddle again. Oh boy!
The name Peter Tom Willis becomes a bit more important, now the #2 QB.
A credible sportswriter in the LA Times, Alan Mulamahd, commented a
few days ago that he feels Willis will develop into the best of the
three Bear QBs!
I know nothing about him except he is from Florida State. Can anyone
fill me in?
Thanks,
JK
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32.51 | Its Willismania folks!! (We'll try anything!) | CSOA1::BACH | Onward through the fog... | Thu Dec 20 1990 13:32 | 11 |
| Not much of a FLA_State fan, but Willis did score the last of the Bears
TD's Sunday night. He threw a bullet while pressured, looked like
he had more pro playing time than Tomczak (A.K.A. Tomchoke).
Love to see a come_from_nowhere_superstar_situation develop in the
Shytown!!! Could give Willis a bad case of Pitinosis(tm) from the
home_town_fan_belt.
Go_Bearz,
Chip_GSH_Bach
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32.52 | | MILKWY::RWHITE | | Fri Dec 21 1990 07:39 | 7 |
| Anyone catch the news this morning about the Bears rookie lineman who
was killed last night in a car wreck? I heard it on the tube this
morning and I didn't catch the name. Anyone else hear this?
Thanks,
Randy
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32.53 | | FSCORE::PAVEZKA | seton ni segassem cinataS | Fri Dec 21 1990 09:05 | 3 |
| I heard it to...I think his last name was Washington?
pete
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32.54 | | HPSRAD::SANTOS | monster is unleashed for a test run | Fri Dec 21 1990 12:11 | 9 |
| >> I heard it to...I think his last name was Washington?
>> pete
If the above holds then its Fred Washington, DT from TCU.
He was there 2nd round pick this past draft.
Chuck
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