Biggs: No One Needed To Remind Barber To Stay In Bounds
It's two days after the Bears' overtime loss to the Broncos and it's still as baffling as ever.
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It's two days after the Bears' overtime loss to the Broncos and it's still as baffling as ever.
Caleb Hanie is the man for the Bears, courtesy of Jerry Angelo. When the lockout ended last summer, Angelo made the conscious choice that Hanie could lead the Bears in case Jay Cutler went down with an injury.
Packers coach Mike McCarthy says wide receiver Greg Jennings will miss two to three weeks with a knee sprain but is expected back for the playoffs.
Marion Barber's decision to run out of bounds was just one of many stupid plays in an unbelievable sports weekend.
The Kansas City Chiefs have fired coach Todd Haley less than a year after he led the team to the AFC West division title.
Caleb Hanie has looked less than prepared, and the Bears are on a three-game losing streak since he took over. In the Bears 13-10 overtime loss to the Broncos, the defense gave up only one touchdown for the second straight week, yet the offense couldn't muster up enough points to win.
Bears Coach Lovie Smith said three consecutive losses have "really hurt us," after the Bears blew a 10-0 lead and lost to the Denver Broncos in overtime Sunday.
So, that happened. With the Bears leading 10-0 with 4:34 to play and 63 yards of (somewhat) green grass in front of Tim Tebow and the Broncos offense, the "Almighty One" found his magic and wound up a 13-10 overtime winner against the Bears.
It's truly amazing how there is always two sides to a story. Out here in Denver the talk continues of "Tebowmania" Meanwhile back in Chicago the talk is pretty simple...The Bears blew this one BIG TIME.
Never again do I want to have another leaflet-passer on the corner look me in the eye, grin vacantly and say "Jesus loves you."
