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The Huffington Post (Free subscription) | yesterday
... miss since the 2006 team's run to their Super Bowl. Coach Lovie Smith and general manager Jerry Angelo have come under heavy criticism along with Cutler, the man whose arrival sparked a surge of optimism. There is little of that around Chicago, after everything fell apart following a 3-1 start. Things were particularly tense after last week's game, when the Vikings rolled up the most...
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Wait 'til this Year (Free subscription) | 12/04/2009
The Rams are 1-19 in their last 20 games; their one win was a seven-point victory over the Lions five weeks ago. When they've taken the field this year, they've lost by an average of 15 points, a result of the fact that they have scored the third-fewest points in the league and allowed the third-most. While most people believe Lovie Smith's job is safe if for no other reason than the fact that Jerry...
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Windy City Gridiron (Free subscription) | 12/03/2009
... future. Some players will have to be cut, but some have enough value to pick up a late round pick. Jerry Angelo (if he's still the GM this off season) has to deal away some dead weight. Just remember, making trades in the NFL isn't like other sports, player movement through trades just doesn't happen that often, but Angelo will have to thoroughly explore all possibilities....
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JoeBucsFan.com (Free subscription) | 12/04/2009
... doesn’t seem far-fetched as the days of Tampa Bay’s front office boasting the likes of Rich McKay, Jerry Angelo, Tim Ruskell, John Idzik and Dominik are long gone, unfortunately. Even the front office of Bruce Allen, Kevin Demoff, Ruston Webster, Dennis Hickey and Dominik back in 2005 had more talent for spotting players and experience in dealing with the salary cap and agent negotiations...
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Windy City Gridiron (Free subscription) | 12/03/2009
... should look no further than 1000 Football Drive in Lake Forest, IL. When Bears General Manager Jerry Angelo looks through his rolodex of current Bears coaches, he should look passed Rod Marinelli, stop short of Ron Turner and call up Dave Toub. Throughout the recent non-playoff seasons, the one consistently bright spot for our Bears has been special teams (ST); and the leader of that...
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Windy City Gridiron (Free subscription) | 12/01/2009
... Lovie Smith. It's not in the character of the franchise to eat a contract as big as Smith's or Jerry Angelo's for that matter. The odds say that if a move is made it'll be one of the assistants that is canned. Look at the last few years and the coaching turnover on the defense. It's logical to assume that someone on the offense will be fired after this season. Sorry Ron Turner. It's...
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Ivy Chat (Free subscription) | 11/30/2009
... there is really no reason to unload Lovie unless you completely clean house and remove Jerry Angelo, the architect of this house (which is in need of foreclosure). That means another $5 million or more. So, to start the process of fixing the Bears, it's going to cost well over $20 million or more. They'll never do it, right? Most likely not. But don't be too sure. The question the...
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Wait 'til this Year (Free subscription) | 11/30/2009
... Bears defensive performance since I was born. WOW, this defense is awful. Perhaps that's because Jerry Angelo's first round draft picks since 2001 have looked like this: David Terrell, Marc Columbo, Michael Haynes, Rex Grossman, Tommie Harris, Cedric Benson, Greg Olsen, and Chris Williams. And the other rounds don't look much better. You cannot field a consistently good team with...
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