(12-21-2020, 07:18 PM)flgatorsandjags Wrote:

(12-21-2020, 07:03 PM)jagibelieve Wrote: I'm saying that I grew up playing competitive sports since I was in grade school.  I was taught never to give up and no matter what always try to win.  I would like to think that the professional players and coaches on this team have the same mentality, no matter the record and they make every effort to win.

As I said before, Herm Edwards had it right.  If the game "just doesn't matter anymore" because of the record, it's time to leave the sport.  That goes for players and coaches.

A perceived "best QB prospect since Peyton Manning" doesn't mean "multiple SB wins".  For all we know Trevor Lawrence could be just another "Johnny Football".

Once again, I dont think anyone is saying the players should go out there and try to lose.  Of course they won't, but what people are saying is whats best for this franchise is lose the next 2 games.  I hope the players play their hearts out but lose so we get one of the best QB prospects ever.

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(12-21-2020, 07:03 PM)jagibelieve Wrote: I'm saying that I grew up playing competitive sports since I was in grade school.  I was taught never to give up and no matter what always try to win.  I would like to think that the professional players and coaches on this team have the same mentality, no matter the record and they make every effort to win.

As I said before, Herm Edwards had it right.  If the game "just doesn't matter anymore" because of the record, it's time to leave the sport.  That goes for players and coaches.

A perceived "best QB prospect since Peyton Manning" doesn't mean "multiple SB wins".  For all we know Trevor Lawrence could be just another "Johnny Football".

If you have a choice, and players play their hardest either way, to win the Bears game and lose Lawrence or lose the Bears game and get one of the best QB prospects ever you want to win the Bears game and lose Lawrence?