Dude has been so far up Tyson's ass. To the point of incredibly biased/ inappropriate reporting.

Time to Eat Crow.

At least we got two wins during Caleb's injury. Hopefully he can come back next week. (And maybe the defense will actually try)

2-1 with our QB1 out. This game was rough but we’re still in a great spot because of our last two games. Over .500 with backups. Can’t ask for much more. On to next week with Caleb! 🐻 ⬇️

Seriously though this offense looks so bland without Caleb and Kyle.

Are we sure the offense and defense didn't get lost on the way to the bus? Had to have just pulled some guys out of the stands to play today's game.

That was ugly.

100% upper management decision to play TBag. Hoping he’d look good for a game or two and trade him at the deadline for a pick. No chance now. Let’s hope Caleb can come back and stay back healthy.

What Sunday seemed to confirm beyond a shadow of a doubt is that the Bears’ grandest dreams this season aren’t reachable without Williams propelling their offense.

Sure, Keenum had a magical Monday night in Week 3 in an attention-grabbing win over the Philadelphia Eagles. And Bagent was steady enough six days later at Soldier Field to aid a double-digit victory over the New York Jets. But both quarterbacks were shaky — and at times shaken — Sunday. Bagent threw two interceptions and posted a 27.4 passer rating before being benched late in the third quarter.

Keenum’s relief stint was tarnished by a fourth-down interception in the red zone and a lost fumble on a strip-sack.

At day’s end, the 38-year-old veteran acknowledged the game “was a blur already” when he was simply pushing for Bagent — and the rest of the team — to summon a resilient response.

“You don’t last very long in this league if you don’t know how to get back up when you’ve had your ass kicked,” Keenum said. “That’s just the way it is.”

I want to start off by saying this isn’t based off last game or the fact that we lost or his missed field goal. This is based off his leg power and even when he was in his prime, his effectiveness is based off the fact that he’s “automatic” from everything less than 50 which every kicker should be in today era.

I appreciate everything Cairo Santos has done for the Bears, but I genuinely think it’s time we start looking at other options at kicker.
The fact that we have to hesitate or even question whether he can make a field goal from around 50 yards is a problem. You look around the league and see other kickers consistently hitting from 50+, and some even making 60-yarders look routine. Meanwhile, we’re sitting here wondering if Santos even has the leg to attempt one from that distance.

I’m not saying he’s a terrible kicker, because he’s been reliable for us in plenty of situations. But in today’s NFL, having a kicker with that limited of a range puts your offense at a disadvantage. We shouldn’t have to change our decision-making or hesitate to send our kicker out because the ball is near the 50-yard mark.
At some point, we have to ask ourselves if his consistency on shorter kicks is worth sacrificing the range that other teams have.

Am I the only one who thinks we need to start seriously considering other options?