Is The Bears OL Finally Coming Together?...................

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Oct 1, 2016 3:57:53 GMT -6 @soulman said:

As Long points out the zone scheme is kind of a dance among the OL and until that working well the run game will suffer.  As long as the run game is struggling so will the offense no matter who plays QB.

While Hoyer may be more efficient with his short game and getting the ball out quicker off short drops he lacks the arm strength and touch and accuracy on his deep ball so we lose some of the Cutler to AJ connection.

Without a decent running game neither QB will do well and the offense will be extremely once dimensional and easy to stop.  So choose your poison.  Hoyer as a dink and dunk game manager or Cutler's ability to make bigger plays and to rally from behind.

I'm hoping to see the OL improve the run blocking in this game tomorrow.  

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Oct 1, 2016 9:14:27 GMT -6 @bearsinhouston said:

Oct 1, 2016 5:44:17 GMT -6 MartianBearsFan said:

They are slowly getting better.. Whitehair is getting better at center.. Massie is still the weak link.

W might have to do a Massectomy in the off season.

I don't even see a might.  His 2016 salary was guaranteed and that's it.  I'd say from this point on he'll be a bargain basement street FA.  Anyone crazy enough to sign him for more than a vet minimum deserves what they get just like we did.