Straight up

Truer word have never been spoken

Blame the owner

Phil emery lol

Yeah that's why good ole Phil lasted 3 years. What a joke.

I remember back in Denver when he once smoked 6 cigarettes in one game, he was a beast when he was younger

@@bigcock8900 I remember seeing him at a bar in Chicago and he had a whole pack in his mouth, ya know just to get a few laughs, but he smoked all 20.

Do you ever wonder if Brian Urlacher remembers you, but he refers to you as “this kid that talked my ear off on a plane.” And he remembers it just as vividly as you do?

We will be back one day

And they're defense might've been even better lls

@@edgarr1198 maybe when your owner retires.

@@joeyingram6986 ya, but I’m pretty sure Urlacher, Pepper, Tillman, and Briggs and them weren’t on the team the same yrs they had all the sick weapons on offense. Don’t remember there being much overlap

Pretty average team actually… never in madden was that lineup filthy. Good try tho

Bears fans just totally bought into the bullshit they would hear on the radio and read in the paper about Jay. And it was all bad because Jay didn't give a shit about the media and their dumbass questions so they talked ridiculous shit about Jay. Typical Bears, they found a way to screw it up with the only legitimate QB they've had in 40 years. Look at 'em now.

@@UpsonPrattJr. Bears are one of most pathetic teams in American sports. I think Chicago is about to turn their backs on them in a couple of games if they don't win.

@@joeblough261 There's a lot of pathetic teams in Chicago right now LOL! But yeah, the Bears are on the top of that list.

@@UpsonPrattJr. 670 the shitter

Possibly the greatest arm talent of all time (and I never saw a better looking throw)

Bears fan my whole life. Jay had the hype. We all know he could throw a cannon and put it where it needed to be. Problem was (like you said in warm ups he could make any throw) he wasn't good when a defense was in front of him trying to pick him off. He couldn't shake safeties. They'd sit back there and watch his eyes and pick him off left and right.

It's sad that they kept giving him a new OC every season, a terrible O-line and yet it was all on his shoulders to pull success out of his ass

​@@gregfaber3417 Not that Fields can throw like him but fans expect Fields to produce with no line and one receiver and a great TE in Kmet.

Needs to be coaching our MLBs

My shit is maxed and can barely hear it

lol

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What he never threw for 4k ?

@@oaklandtraphouse he did his last year in denver but never with the bears, closest he came was in 2014 with 3,812. I think he woulda done it that year but he missed 1 game because of injury.

He was awful. Would not set his feet and throw he had terrible footwork he was not accurate never took accountability for his picks. Best thing he did was cash checks. BTW Lance Briggs was better than Urlacher

Briggs was good but could not play anywhere except the weak side, and stunk it up after 54 retired and took over the mic.. Jay was good but not even John Elway Marino Manning Montana could overcome the inept front office and ownership that's in Chicago

😂😂😂

@Football__Junkie from all the money he stole I’m sure he is 😂😂😂

he had Rodgers-like talent with the enthusiasm of a snail

He had a new coordinator like every year in Chicago’s. I can understand why he was frustrated all the time lol.

Basically, another Vandy spoiled brat

@@usmcmikeco0651 more like a farve talent. Gun slinger and tough. Arod a premadonna arrogant crybaby

He was a mediocre QB. But most of his failures were due to the poor hiring of so many different offensive coordinators.

Yup

NORMAL????

I got headphones and can still barely hear this lol

True

The Bears' Ownership is INEPT. I say this as a Bears fan.

Mine sounded fine

@@gregwalsh771 Doubt (X)

Lol you must be watching this from a flip phone

@@gregwalsh771 half the comments on this video are about the quality… I figured out why. Lot of poor people watching this that can’t afford a 7 year old phone. I have a phone that old and it sounds fine lol.

@@gregwalsh771 my sounds fine too lol I’m not even using headphones

exactly.....

Me. Thought he was the coolest QB ever. Loved his nonchalant attitude bc he already knew the bs media do and haters gone hate.

How many times have we come to learn, years later, that certain athletes who reporters decided were "the bad guys", are actually good dudes and hard workers? Too many. Iverson, Cutler, Ricky Williams, Randy Moss, Dennis Rodman, even Aaron Rodgers these days. If an athlete doesn't fit into their template, they're labeled in a negative way. Makes me really question their journalistic integrity, and it makes me hesitant to believe narratives they're trying to sell. Instead of villainizing certain athletes, why not embrace them and their unusual behavior? Why not try to understand their unique perspective? Why not be a good journalist and try to get to the bottom of the story? What, to "protect the kids"? I think back to my youth, and all of the athletes I was lead to believe were bad/good, and now I see how ridiculous that is. A completely one sides argument (slander really). It's tabloid nonsense, and they should be better than that. The Ricky Williams one really bothers me. Here's a guy with once in a decade type talent. He put up numbers on the field, and he sacrificed his body to do so (400-450 carries in a season in his prime). Hard workin, tough dude... but, holy toledo, he was kinda weird. Had the audacity to have a bit of social anxiety, and wasn't fond of public speaking and ...omg... the man who just carried the ball 45 times in a game prefers to manage his pain with marijuana and not heroin pills? Drug addict! Loser! Go to Canada if u want to behave that way! Of course, later, we'd learn that Ricky is an incredibly cool guy. If they made the effort to understand him, theyd have known that. They went for the low hanging fruit. 10 years later, they start the same sort of thing with a fella called Marshawn Lynch, but at least he wasn't a weed smoker (just fond of low dose liquid heroin, which is fine?) so they ended up embracing him. I have no problem with Lynch, and I hope he's doing ok. Just bummed they did that to Ricky. Ricky is a smart, articulate guy. Not aggressive, not a criminal, and he's decent human being. Could have been an incredible ally. Could have been comparable to a 1960s Jim Brown. Instead, they chose to demonize him. Far too often, guys get assigned the villain narrative only for us to find out, years later, that they're decent people and (no surprise here) the story they sold us was not accurate. My takeaway: if a guy doesn't meet the requirements of the media, he gets labelled, and there doesn't seem to be nearly enough effort to try to understand a different perspective. Seems like lazy, bad journalism to me

@@conorobrien1025 spot on

Super low volume

😂😂😂

Thou shalt have no other gods before Me… good luck in hell buddy boy, hope you won state to make it worth it

You prayed to a Brian Urlacher fathead dawg?

Suspect

With some nasty drafts, they could be the new Bears

Christian Kirk

@@Alkhatib. thanks 👍🏾

@@louischapman3716 He signed with Jaguars

It's literally every clip I've tried to listen to.

Probably cause they dont want drama

Dude was also pressured just about EVERY play

He said that he was tough and talented, those aren’t mutually exclusive with him throwing picks.

@@koodigocrxzy465 exactly huge part of being a qb is decision making. Look at mahomes he makes wild throws and sometimes he makes them but some times there unnecessary throws and not worth the risk

@@mocahmcgrady7530 exactly

🤣🤣🤣🤣no

He was an ok wr. Average. It's just he had to be the guy bc we had nothing better. That's the worse injury I've seen. The thought of it hurts

Do it for free

They are wasting their time cause the sound is fine. Same people that complain about graphics in a video game when they are fine just not top of the line. Weak people

I didn’t notice, but just bc they don’t respond doesn’t mean they don’t check the chatter. I guarantee one of their producers or SM handler checks the comments. So if it’s a simple adjustment they might see the comments and fix it w/o responding.

Jay never had longer than 3 seconds. I had a habit of counting because it used to shock me why everyone couldnt figure out why the offense couldnt get something going. He would reach the back of his drop and have to move because the line let someone through. That's why forte had so many short receptions, jay never had a chance.

@@jonnybgoode7742 The offensive line was alright. They had no problem making holes for Matt Forte. It could that Jay didn’t know who was blitzing and couldn’t get someone to pick it up. Caleb Haney came into that NFC Championship game and did okay until he threw that pick 6 to BJ Raji. The Bears D was keeping us in the game. Urlacher had a pick and a sack. Briggs had a pick too. Rodgers was terrible that game and we still blew it. Rodgers has never stunk it up like that since.

@@jonmolina948 every qb is not “tough”

Caleb Hanie only appeared to play well in that game cuz nobody from Green Bay game planned for him, and he was exposed the week after Jay broke his thumb the next season at home against SD. He also was the reason Johnny Knox's gruesome injury occurred by severely under throwing a pass to him on a crossing route in the middle of the field.. Johnny had to turn his torso to reach backward for the ball while still running his route, and got his body caught up the wrong way as a result when he tried to turn back upfield.. if Jay throws that ball, he's tackled with his body fully upright, and never has that spinal injury

Run blocking and pass blocking are two entirely different things. There’s a reason lineman prefer run plays

Prolly.