Post by brasilbear on Nov 11, 2024 8:16:45 GMT -6
Its all depressing folks. ALL.OF.IT.
I"ll start with the best summary of what its like to be a Bears fan.
whole tweet:
"The toughest part about yesterday’s #Bears game is that we, the fans, are never surprised anymore by these results.
They can start 4-2, they can add plenty of talent, but this org has taught it’s fans to always guard themselves against the worst case scenario. This was just one more bad loss, of which we’ve seen plenty.
Feels like nothing about that attitude will change until we’re 3 years into a good regime. One year won’t be enough (Nagy), it’ll take 3 to fully prove it’s real to fans. That’s a long time, and we don’t even know if the next regime will be the good one — the last 3 or 4 haven’t.
“Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me”. Call this post depressing, but past a certain point it’s on us (the fans) for thinking things would ever be different.
Somehow, some way, the Bears always end up back in this place — this dysfunctional, blame-game ridden place where December football is less about meaningful results and more about just getting through ugly games in preparation for “next year, when things will be better”.
Will they be though? I’m losing faith by the game. If Eberflus is fired, I don’t want to sell myself on Kliff Kingsbury, Kellen Moore, or Doug Pederson. If he’s not, what are we doing here? And do we have to wait 8 more brutal games to see any change?
Tough morning, but not unexpected. I think that’s the worst part — it’s never truly “unexpected” anymore. It’s just The Cycle, and we’re in its 3rd year."
I"ll start with the best summary of what its like to be a Bears fan.
whole tweet:
"The toughest part about yesterday’s #Bears game is that we, the fans, are never surprised anymore by these results.
They can start 4-2, they can add plenty of talent, but this org has taught it’s fans to always guard themselves against the worst case scenario. This was just one more bad loss, of which we’ve seen plenty.
Feels like nothing about that attitude will change until we’re 3 years into a good regime. One year won’t be enough (Nagy), it’ll take 3 to fully prove it’s real to fans. That’s a long time, and we don’t even know if the next regime will be the good one — the last 3 or 4 haven’t.
“Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me”. Call this post depressing, but past a certain point it’s on us (the fans) for thinking things would ever be different.
Somehow, some way, the Bears always end up back in this place — this dysfunctional, blame-game ridden place where December football is less about meaningful results and more about just getting through ugly games in preparation for “next year, when things will be better”.
Will they be though? I’m losing faith by the game. If Eberflus is fired, I don’t want to sell myself on Kliff Kingsbury, Kellen Moore, or Doug Pederson. If he’s not, what are we doing here? And do we have to wait 8 more brutal games to see any change?
Tough morning, but not unexpected. I think that’s the worst part — it’s never truly “unexpected” anymore. It’s just The Cycle, and we’re in its 3rd year."
. But hopefully Warren/Poles do the right thing and I'm still on the Bears bandwagon in 2025 and beyond.
