Exactly. McCarthy normally always does the smart thing, the idea that has the best percentage of working out, but for some reason we've been on the opposite side of the ratio this season, something I equate to uhhh...luck?

I didn't like writing it. Maybe it was too harsh. But it's hard to come to any other conclusion when the same thing happens week after week.

Somebody mentioned Aaron Rouse. Remember not so long ago, when he was our promising young safety who we thought would be starting on a lot of other teams? But then it was like he suddenly turned into a scrub. He does have talent. He's just too undisciplined out there.

And Nick Collins reverted to last year's form, dropping two interceptions. He did eventually pick one off, but one out of three isn't good enough.

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No.

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Yea, Brett didn't throw a terrible interception that cost us the chance to go to the super bowl. You're right. He never chokes.

Yes. Admit it. StatDrivel,

Admit that you hate BF and that statistics are silly.

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McCarthy thinks the world of Crosby, so I can't fault him for pinning the game on him.

I really think McCarthy was trying to play to win, he desperately wants a win for his team. Unfortunately, the STs let them down this game. Something seems to let them down in the closing moments of the 4th Q.

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And, in case he doesn't understand it........NO.

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I said this to everyone I was watching the game with. Nick Collins dropped that sure pick and just laughed it off like it was just some miscue. Bears than score a TD. I mean, he did the good thing by knocking the ball down but you only get your opportunities so much and the Bears made the most out of theirs.

Hence choking. Not that I don't agree with you, but that's really the word for it.

AWWWW..I guess Ted Thompson got on the field and won all those games last year, right Cheesey?

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