> Much of it has to do with gambling.  Look, we're all big boys and
> girls and we know how much influence gambling has on the game and
> what's written and aired about it.

> The newspaper and radio monkeys have been slapping their peckers over
> this team all year.  Sometimes they get the GO signal and the next
> week they get the RED light.  It's making them crazy and broke.

> Let's just look at what is going on in the Chicago Sun-Times after the
> Chicago Bears go 13-2.

> JAY MARIOTTI - THE FIRST WORD

> "QB switch a head-scratch"
> Why?  A meaningless game.  Rex had a solid game and its time for the
> reserves.  What's so confusing.  Are the Bears playing the Lions in
> the Super Bowl?

> BRAD BRIGGS - RECAP

> "Not much to cheer about"
> 13-2, not much to cheer about?
> What in the Hell are you talking about?
> Biggs has long been known to be a "sensible" buy and usually is in to
> the house for whopper.

> MIKE MULLIGAN - THE NFL

> "How can regular season seal the deal?"
> Now Mulligan is more sensible.  He is asking about the Coatches
> contract and security.  DO you the think these coatches think about
> any of that?  What can they do about it?  Now yer getting it.

> BRAD BRIGGS - staff reporter

> "Griese doesn't miss a beat"
> So what.  Bradd what did Griese do that Grossman didn't?  Why wouldn't
> you write that Griese Proved Backup Position is Solid?  Because you're
> Boss said to create slack in the line?  Now you're getting it.

> MIKE MULLIGAN - staff reporter

> "Bears defense about struggling D"
> Again Mully is more logical than the Sun-Times histerical headline.
> Mully just expresses concern over red zone problems.  But still serves
> up what his masters put in from of him.

> Don't beleive any of this shit for a second.  San Diego?  Tony Romo?
> Come on guys do the math!  Your being played.  Be the house on the
> Bears.