I knew it wouldn't take long before the calls for heads to roll would be coming in. And I don't blame Bears fans. Not one bit.
There are only so many times you can put up with failed screen attempts, dive plays run for players who are barely tall enough to ride a rollercoaster. Bubble screens on third and long. Ron Turner's playbook is so vanilla, chocolate wants no part of it in a swirl. It's bad and embarrassing. And to think, Bears fans (myself included) thought there would be an improvement with Jay Cutler under center.
And while Devin Hester, Johnny Knox and Earl Bennett have stepped their games up, the Bears offense as a whole is still as boring as ever at times.
The only way the Bears are going to get change in the offense is if it says good-bye to Lovie Smith, who prior to this week's debacle, had done a pretty good job calling the defensive plays. But Smith, who has two years remaining on his current deal, seemed to have had his playbook switched with the old Bob Babich kind.
So, where should the Bears go with this? You'll see after the jump.
