This much is certain — Fox is on the hot seat

1) And two week ago when he beat Minny he was as good as gold for another year.  You all and most of the media should be examined for Schizophrenia because that's how often this issues is flipped flopped on.  From my perspective it's hilarious.

Good Jay =  everybody be happy 

Bad Jay = everybody be angry 

2) The media sees him as being gone. Half to three quarters of this place sees him as being gone and another 10 million Bears fans want him gone but not one of us can make that call.  So........I'll wait on those who can.

That said germans I'm not even gonna get into whose better or whose worse or who we draft or don't draft because it's mid November and not time for it.  Sometime in early January if not before the first questions will be answered and those have to do with John Fox and maybe with Ted Phillips and Ryan Pace as well because I smell change in the air regarding those guys.

Sometime after that, maybe around early February, players being released or shopped or signed will begin.  That's when it'll be time to talk to me about that.  Don't ask me what my Christmas shopping list looks like in July either.  To everything there is a season and this is "in season".  What you and others are posting about is the "off season" and it's not here yet.

They'll do what they'll so no matter what any of us think.  I simply analyzed one play the way anyone else would have who watched it on video and looked at it as I did.  Why call a dumb high risk play like that deep in your own end when it wasn't necessary.  I really don't give a rip if no one else sees it that way.  I know what happened and that's more than enough for me.  I'm not defending his entire game just one play and I call it as I see it.  You're entitled to do the same.

You won't here any objections out of me.  I like GMcC and I do think he's trying as best he can to make good decisions to turn this thing around but until the flush out Teddy Bear and anyone else tied to their miserable past he's just gonna fall short and wonder why.

There comes a time, and it came long ago, when you either have to get it done or admit you can't and turn it over to those who can.  It didn't take all that long for the Cubbies to do it once they had the right people running the team and it takes longer to develop what they did in MLB than it does in the NFL.  Something has to give at Halas Hall.