6 minutes ago, RLC said:

The Vikings are going to blow this game.

I feel like if the Vikings fumbled the ball into their own end zone, walked off of the field and watched the defense go after the ball, the Bears would end up kicking it over the end line for a touchback 

10 minutes ago, Alphagrand said:

That pizza looks terrible — 80% dough

New York style is the only way to go.

39 minutes ago, RememberTheKoy said:

 

You talk like the Eagles offense haven't had the best 1st% on 3rd downs since week 8.  You talk like Jalen Hurts doesn't pick up first downs he decides to turn it up field.  You talk like he didn't have a game sealing 24 yard TD run against the Saints on 3rd and 8.  You talk like Hurts has missed Watkins down the field when he has hit Watkins perfectly in stride in the endzone only for Watkins to drop it on 3rd and 10.  

 

 

 

 

You talk like he's not a proven bottom of the barrel passer.

3 minutes ago, 4for4EaglesNest said:

You’ve never had one I take it.   

Yes I’ve been to Chicago and had deep dish pizza.  Whatever they brought up to the booth looked like it was bought from a gas station.

Lets start the debate... Lou Malnati's is the best Chicago style pizza in Chicago.  Change my mind.

1 hour ago, mattwill said:

I totally disagree.  I have no problem with Linderbaum being depth at all three interior line positions for a year.

If we sink a 1st round pick into any o lineman, I expect an immediate return on investment. Especially if Kelce retires, it’s a no brainer.

If Kelce returns, I’m comfortable with drafting a centre in the 2nd/3rd round, because then they can take more time to develop with Stoutland.

Ostensibly, I believe Stoutland would have a talented player like Linderbaum ready to start and play well week 1. He’ll have normal rookie up and downs, but that’s to be expected regardless. The best training for an Uber talented o lineman is in the frying pan, IMO

2 minutes ago, eagle45 said:

You talk like he's not a proven bottom of the barrel passer.

Total stats bro. It's all the rave.

Teams will ignore passing if the QB can run in circles in a clean pocket and run for first downs.

2 minutes ago, schuy7 said:

New York style is the only way to go.

Meh... totally different things.  To me they don't compare, they contrast.  Both are good.  Both are traditional in their particular region.  Both can be appreciated for what they are, not denegrated for what they are not.

They aee basically completely different dishes, even if they share the same basic components.  Burritos are different from tacos, but very similar component parts... and at different times I am in the mood for either one.  

Just now, Iggles_Phan said:

Meh... totally different things.  To me they don't compare, they contrast.  Both are good.  Both are traditional in their particular region.  Both can be appreciated for what they are, not denegrated for what they are not.

They aee basically completely different dishes, even if they share the same basic components.  Burritos are different from tacos, but very similar component parts... and at different times I am in the mood for either one.  

Agreed. To each their own. When I want pizza, I'm thinking thin and crispy.

7 minutes ago, eagle45 said:

You talk like he's not a proven bottom of the barrel passer.

 

He's made impressive strides in year 2.  He just needs to finish strong here and bounce back from that Giants game.  

6 minutes ago, Iggles_Phan said:

Lets start the debate... Lou Malnati's is the best Chicago style pizza in Chicago.  Change my mind.

Hard to go wrong with any true Chicago deep dish staple. I prefer Giordano’s, but can’t argue strongly against Lou Malnati’s. 

Has Fields made a decent throw from the pocket tonight?

Bears got screwed there. 

Officials ruining the game. 

The game is in the bag 

33 minutes ago, 4for4EaglesNest said:

You’ve never had one I take it.   

Chicago Pizza is good. Not so much if you’re looking to drop a few lbs

4 minutes ago, Uscg-green said:

Officials ruining the game. 

It always amazes me that the refs could botch a personal foul call so badly and then turn around and do it again to the same team later in the same drive. You’d think they’d give a pretty long leash.

23 minutes ago, ManuManu said:

Hard to go wrong with any true Chicago deep dish staple. I prefer Giordano’s, but can’t argue strongly against Lou Malnati’s. 

I went with a friend who has Crohn's. (Sorry... its Celiac disease, my mistake).  She saw they do a 'crustless'... which is why we went Malnati's over Giordano's.   In place of the bottom crust its Italian sausage!!!  Was amazing... but you cant imagine how filling.  I regret nothing.  Their traditional was also very good.   But to me there was something special about a "pizza" with a meat crust!!!   Certainly not something you can do frequently though.

I feel bad for Tevin Jenkins; he looks in over his head right now.  Hopefully he gets time to develop.

23 minutes ago, Alphagrand said:

Has Fields made a decent throw from the pocket tonight?

I’ve been saying this for months: The Bears have to seriously consider a QB change in 2022. He’s terrible.

8 minutes ago, Iggles_Phan said:

I went with a friend who has Crohn's.  She saw they do a 'crustless'... which is why we went Malnati's over Giordano's.   In place of the bottom crust its Italian sausage!!!  Was amazing... but you cant imagine how filling.  I regret nothing.  Their traditional was also very good.   But to me there was something special about a "pizza" with a meat crust!!!   Certainly not something you can do frequently though.

My wife has family in Chicago. A big group of us stayed at her cousins’s house (he and his wife are engineers so the house comfortably fit a dozen of us without an issue. Awesome weekend).

Anyway, we decided to do a blind taste test with points for crust, sauce, etc. We ordered Giordano’s, Malnati’s, Pizzaria Uno and a couple of mom and pop places I don’t remember. That’s probably the most full I’ve ever been after a meal with the exception of eating at a Brazilian steakhouse. 

Giordano’s and Malnati’s finished 1-2 for me.

3 minutes ago, SB52 said:

I’ve been saying this for months: The Bears have to seriously consider a QB change in 2022. He’s terrible.

Justin Fields could be good, but the Bears are just not the right environment for him.

Well if the bears don't score here forget about it 

Call a timeout?

That 4th down play is why I still believe Fields could be salvaged. WTH Nagy.