Bears pre season began about 5 minutes ago for the Chicago Bears with for once a possible franchise QB in the form of rookie Jay Cutler to start the season, that would be at least since the drafting of Jim McMahon from BYU way back in '82 or 3 I can't remember (it was'82) ...
So big things are expected from the rookie and the team this year, however, as a weathered Chicago sports fan, we'll remain skeptical until some real progress is seen at least before we start calling the bookies here...lol
So big things are expected from the rookie and the team this year, however, as a weathered Chicago sports fan, we'll remain skeptical until some real progress is seen at least before we start calling the bookies here...lol
WFLD FOX TV 12 in Chicago 6 pm cdt
chicagotribune.com: "BUFFALO -- For pure drama, sure, the next episode of 'The T.O. Show' might offer more suspense than Saturday night's Bears- Bills exhibition. Reality-TV star and part-time wide receiver Terrell Owens won't even play because of a sprained toe, though maybe the Twitter addict will tweet commentary from the sideline to keep things interesting.
Regardless, visitors from Chicago here for the game still are curious about more than whether their Buffalo cab driver will unlock the doors before the fare is paid.
In order of importance, here are five things to watch closest.
The Jay Cutler Show: It isn't televised on VH1, like Owens' life, but Cutler's impact on his new team has been must-see. Cutler may take only about 15 snaps, but that should be enough of a glimpse to excite Bears fans.
Notice the way Cutler takes charge of the huddle and line of scrimmage, and the way the team's tempo seems quicker. The arm strength will be obvious. But the biggest difference, besides the accuracy and velocity on passes, has been the way Cutler keeps plays alive with mobility that buys him time to put the ball where he needs to." continued
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