Let 'em.

The Cardinals WRs are way better than da Bears WRs. Hester isn't that bright and is not that good of a route runner, and he's their main guy.

Yes, when the Cardinals do it, I'm worried. When da Bears do it, I can imagine the WR being slightly off and those are easy passes to pick off when thrown wrong. Actually, it won't be thrown wrong. It won't be Cutler's fault. It will be the WR's fault.

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I was talking with someone about this last night. As long as Capers doesn't fall asleep in the box, he'll win "the chess match."

Martz can only make so many adjustments. HE doesnt have the ability to make a lot of crazy changes cuz his team...sucks.

3 step drops all day and playaction when they want to go deep. Simple.

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The way they beat the Cowboys is let them screw up. They couldn't run the ball and the WRs had very few catches. They waited for the TE and the RB to get some open catches because they were relatively uncovered. The passes that worked were slow developing plays in which the secondary was run off and the TE or RB came open underneath. That will spell disaster if Cutler has to wait for his guys to get open. Raji and Pickett collapse the pocket so Cutler can't step up and Jenkins, Jones and Matthews are getting quick pressure. The protection and run blocking have been poor against some pretty average teams.

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