@_FollowTheG@FTFonFS1@DannyParkins It does. I don’t hate Coach on my tv. I just roll my eyes and chuckle when he brings out his weak takes. Like the interception to the Jets somehow takes away what the Bears did in Sunday 😆
@FTFonFS1@DannyParkins Ben is happy to be the villain. During Packers week, who is everyone talking about in regards to this team? It’s one guy. Ben Johnson. There’s very little pressure on the players. Because Ben is absorbing all of it, allowing the team to focus on winning. And I love it.
@dabearsblog Packers fans and players are not prepared for this. A fan base unaccustomed to losing has only given unwavering support to players who are unaccustomed to fans showing their frustration at games. There is no way Lafluer survives this season unless a massive turnaround happens.
@dabearsblog Completely agree. I think there’s also bias. The media doesn’t want to give up its whipping boy so it’s easy to find negative things to say about the Bears.
@dabearsblog I think it’s the rare preseason they’re expected to be good combined with people misconstruing Ben’s comments about wanting to be the best offense ever. Those comments in the media are often labeled as a prediction from him instead of a goal he’s striving for.
@DaMidgetZimbo This is F1. It’s Martin Brundle. You don’t get to tell him no if he’s on the grid walk. If you’re famous and don’t want to talk to him, stay off the grid pre-race. Lewis’ girlfriend should understand this.
@nypost This is F1. If you are famous and don’t want to talk to Martin. You stay off the grid pre-race. That’s just the way it goes. Lewis’ girlfriend should understand that rule. You don’t get to tell Martin no.