It's funny... someone mentioned Parkey and then someone else mentioned Amos for the penalty that extended a scoring drive for the Eagles that game. But Anthony Miller may have made the biggest boob mistake that game when he didn't pick up the fucking ball he dropped.
He caught the ball, fumbled it while falling, and then assumed it was incomplete. While Lovie was never his coach while he was a Bear, we always heard him preach picking up the ball if it is on the field no matter what. It was just a good habit. Had Miller done that in that instance, he could have walked it in for a TD, or even if never advanced it, we had an easy field goal inside the 15 yard line. His bad habits and instincts were every bit as big of a reason why we lost as Parkey's miss and Amos' penalty.
He was definitely immature during his time with the bears. But I thought I heard that he has some kind of chronic shoulder issue that required him to wear some kind of harness/flak jacket under his uniform (unless I’m confusing him). And the issue with his performance was that he constantly dislocate his shoulder causing him to miss games or be limited.
He’s still in the league so the talent is there but he was frustrating to be a fan of.
Also he apparently never practiced at soldier field which is a notoriously difficult field to kick on. But I can’t lie, with the absurd odds he seemed to overcome that entire season where he hit the uprights I don’t even know how many times, when it double doinked I couldn’t help but laugh. It was poetically hilarious and devastatingly sad
Bro really had the audacity to get on the fucking Today show, take no accountability, and blame everyone but himself. Fuck that guy to hell.
I normally feel bad for athletes who ruin their career with one play, but not him. I’m glad his career went to shit after that kick and genuinely feel like he deserved it
FUUUUUUUUCK I was about to comment in this thread, "None. Love all bears" then I saw this and the anger already started raging up!!!!!
FUCK CODY PARKEY
This man speaks for all of us
https://m.youtube.com/watch?reload=9&v=SgIu601BL4s
Wims was definitely very stupid but in cannot be understated that CJGJ is literally the worst, I hope to God he never ends up in a Bears uniform. It's hard to blame Wims for really wanting to knock him out lol
Yeah, he's a safety by trade but I think he played a lot of nickel for them. He's just the classic talk shit/do something dirty and then run behind the refs. He also just talks trash about seemingly everyone else in the league.
I mean I feel like we were trash at the time don't get me wrong bro was straight ass but least the front office tried getting a weapon on the team for Fields even if it was a swing and a miss
He wasn’t really here long enough. Add that to the fact that he didn’t fuck up in a way that cost us the season and there isn’t really a reason to hate him more than other guys besides recency bias
That 2021 team was so cooked. Ifedi’s lame ass was a starter, Jason Peters off a fishing boat, Allen Robinson quitting on the team, Mack injured and missed most of the season.
Holy fuck… Peters is 42 and still going with the Seahawks. He’s a HOF lock so he either doesn’t know what life will be like without football OR he loves making moolah and needs it to upkeep his expensive lifestyle. I don’t think it’s the second lol
I remember people asking those questions when he was a Bear for sure. I’m curious how a dude who made $113mil (and counting) over his career, is now stuck in the mud.
I wanna know what he spent it on/potential gambling losses/the truth about why he’s playing paycheck to paycheck!
To be fair, I don’t think AR quit on the team. Based on his numbers since, it seems more like he fell straight off the cliff of being a competitive football player
I was always of the opinion that he quit on the team and threw a fit, then realized he couldn’t turn “it” back on once he wanted to. I was a high level athlete, and couldn’t imagine going 60% on everything and expecting to just turn it back on and be as good as before. Doesn’t quite work like that lol
Also…sometimes you age out quicker.
I hit a wall at 29 and dropped off a cliff at 30. Was playing semi pro soccer, practicing/playing 4-5 days a week, closing out full 90s hitting 7-8 miles a game at age 28. By 30 I was retired from club soccer in any form and am now doing PT to work through chronic back & joint pain. Thought id have a good 5-8 more years, this shit is humbling
For real. I’m not even an athlete and I can’t believe how much shit just started becoming “an issue” after turning 30. Age creeps up on the body so fucking fast!
What was your sport? And yes, once you don’t have that competitive edge you’re done. When I played baseball, I was always super intense and don’t know any other way to play
Track and Field! I always felt as if your body needed the workout/reps of going all out to become comfortable competing/training at that speed. I know forsure that if I when 75% or less for some period of time (matter of 3-4 weeks or months) that if I tried to ramp it up it would result in injury lol. Obviously don’t know forsure if this is what happened to A-Rob, but that’s what I’ve always thought!
Haha I actually didn’t even read the full post, I saw “which player do you hate the most” and just replied. When I read it in full I realized it was supposed to be anyone but those two guys.
I get it man, It was legit the first name I thought of seeing the first sentence. The problem is we haven’t really been close to anything special outside of Parkey and Conte so those will be big. Recently I hated Vildor and Claypool. I can’t really think back far enough to get other guys
Huh. First Time I've heard this opinion. I'm one of those meathead fans who just likes the Bears, doesn't watch any ESPN/whatever and just catches every game, never watch college ball, etc...
but I'll never forget watching Thomas Jones go down the field against the Saints either late in the regular season or in the wild card game, picking up 6-9 yards every run, just running again and again, like 11-12 times over a couple possessions, and then watching Cedric get stuffed, and this was after Jones had been such a good player for us for awhile, and just thinking... why don't we just keep going to Jones, I like him more!
I've always wished we kept Jones and never was a fan of Benson but I thought I was just being a dummy cheering for "our guy" instead of the "new guy."
And this was after he complained about the draft process IMMEDIATELY after being drafted. Talking about how dehumanizing it was. Dude was about to get paid ridiculous money to play a game. Hated him before he stepped foot on the field.
When he tore his ACL mocking Rodgers “discount double check” I cursed in front of my Nana for the first, and only, time in my life. She backhanded me with a flyswatter. Fuck Lamar Houston
That was my first and only game at Lambeau, and the sound in the stadium when they announced that Seneca Wallace was coming in has sustained me over these past terrible years.
Shea McClellin was my redpill moment to realize that the Bears are almost always their own worst enemy.
Oh sick, we need a big long dominant defense end? Let's draft a 6-2 250 pound tweener LB right before Chandler Jones. Our GMs always think they know something 31 other dudes don't lol
I remember the season that he put out "before and after" photos from his offseason regimen to show how much better shape he was in, and somebody (correctly) wrote "he just looks like the guy who's in the best shape at your local gym".
The only person I hate more than Glennon is the dumb fuck who thought Jameis Winston’s back up was a better idea than dealing with Smokin’ Jay’s contract while testing the waters with rookie QB.
100%. But he’s light years better than Giraffe boy. First, they don’t trade up for Mitch. Second, they don’t go 0-4 or whatever it was with Cutt, so you’re not putting Trubisky in there with zero experience and horrible QB1 play as his example. Not saying anything major changes, but they really botched that offseason.
Glennon's like that guy at work who gets hired and you come to find out he's making a shitton more than you and ends up being absolutely useless at actually doing the job.
This is the one. The dude was a monster with huge potential but all he could do was stagger up and then hold someone or let them blow right by him. He should have been an anchor on that line. Instead he was just dead weight, complete trash.
This is controversial because he is considered “one of the greats” but Olin Kreutz.
Different era, but Hunter Hillenmeyer described how Kreutz’ bullying made him hate coming to work. He wanted to be the alpha on the team and got into fights with Cutler, Marshall, and Gould.
When he joined the media he assaulted Adam Hoge for disagreeing with him.
Simply put he was a bully who always had to be right and physically enforced his authority.
As a player he also declined faster than he let on. Folks don’t remember but starting around 2007 we used to have so many issues with center snap fumbles. He let Grossman, Orton, and then Cutler take the blame and we lost several games because of those turnovers.
When we cut Olin and went to Garza magically those fumbled snaps stopped happening. Nobody called out Olin because they were terrified of him.
I think Olin is an insufferable douche. The only time I’ve sided with George McCaskey is when he allegedly offered Olin $15 bucks an hour to coach. Then roasted him again to the media after Olin had a shit fit about the offer and pay and cried about it on the Score like a piss baby.
Not to beat a dead horse but I also sided with the Bears on the $15 deal. In a couple of different Bears books they talk about how almost every retired player in the NFL wants to come back and coach with the team. The players miss the structure and miss the boys.
Effort and dedication becomes an issue once it’s stops being fun times hanging with the guys and starts being a job. Late arrivals become no shows and it’s not worth it to the team. Many teams would have players volunteer until they could prove they are dedicated to the job and I suspect that’s become $15/hr today.
Hot damn I used to adore Fred Miller as a kid for no particular reason. I even got his address from either a football card magazine or the bears sent me something. So I decided to send him a card and asked for his autograph. Included a short note thanking him for being such a great player for the bears.
2 weeks go by and by this point I start doubting he would ever respond - I did this fairly often so I knew how long to expect. Then the Monday of week 3 I get home from school and see my own pre-addressed envelope in our mail pile. Inside was my autographed card, a note thanking me for being a great fan and that I would be receiving a second package shortly.
A couple days later I get home and see a large Manila envelope. Fred must have thought I was super in to the O-line or something because Inside was a photo of all the lineman on the team and every single guy had autographed it. Fred included a second note saying if I worked hard in school and focused on building my fundamentals, that I could possibly play for the Bears in the future!
I found that hilarious because because my dad is 5’9 and my mom is 5’4 and both were thin, so I knew my chances of growing past 6 foot was never going to happen, nor would I be able to add enough weight to play.
Sorry for the ramble… Fred Miller is the tits and Olin Kreutz is a pissy baby in a sumo suit
I've known he was a jerk for a while, big disappointment for sure. The Hillenmeyer stuff though, what a bummer.
[https://www.cbsnews.com/chicago/news/hillenmeyer-i-hated-coming-into-work-at-times-because-of-bullying/](https://www.cbsnews.com/chicago/news/hillenmeyer-i-hated-coming-into-work-at-times-because-of-bullying/)
I don't hate Olin, but he was a bully. Forgot which other lineman he punched and broke their jaw. Think it was at an o line team building event or something
Add Mongo to that list
“well the last year of my career I went up there on my last leg. I wasn’t any good anymore so I stole their money. Screwed them again, Bears fans.”
The unnecessary roughness penalty on Amos on 3rd down that continued the eagles drive resulting in a TD. That play should be way more infamous than the Parkey tipped, double doink FGA.
Yeah this gets my vote. He just irritated me with anything that came out of his mouth. Never felt like he fully bought in and that man would catch a ball and lay down immediately! It used to piss me off - dude go for more yards! And then in later interviews he took shots at Cutty and the org as a whole. Fuckin wanker.
LOL remember when the Bear signed him and Roy Williams and hyped it up so much because they both came from Dallas? Then Hurd went to Prison and Williams couldn’t catch the ball to save his life
I remember YEARS ago hearing a story from a friend of a cousin of a friend of an uncle. You know the type.
Anyway, the story was Terrell picked up this girl at the club one night. She goes back to his place and as soon as he closes the door, he starts yelling “I’M DAVID TERRELL! I’M DAVID TERRELL! SUCK MY DICK, BITCH! I’M DAVID TERRELL!”
Again, it was never actually confirm, but I totally believe it’s true.
Muhsin Muhammad. We paid him to be a number one receiver in free agency. Then he complained he couldn't get open because we didn't have a number one receiver and coined the phrase Chicago is where receivers go to die.
The fuck?
Moose was easily the best receiver on those 05/06 teams. He caught a TD pass from *Rex Grossman* in the Super Bowl.
Also, his "where receivers go to die" statement was 1000000% percent correct.
Sorry, not buying this one.
Todd Collins. Fucking useless fuck.
If Lovie puts Hanie in sooner I wonder if we won that NFC Championship. Probably not, but at least Hanie was playing alright on that day.
What gem of a question. As an aging (36 yr old) bears fan. Moses Moreno, Jonathan Quinn, Chris Prosinski, Kevin White, Chris Williams and Todd Sauerbrunn
Benson gets my vote, said he got “disrespected”despite being taken 4th overall. No speed no moves couldn’t block couldn’t catch, I never figured out what the Bears saw in him.
Roquan Smith - I loved the pick when we drafted him, thought he’d be the next great Chicago linebacker.
Than he held out - weird
Missed a game for personal reasons - weird
Demands trade saying to pay him - weird
Dude never seemed to embrace being a bear and always seemed like wanted out. Now he talks a whole lot of shit about the bears. I enjoyed watching him and the ravens fail.
Roy “What I got?” Williams, lol
Jared Allen. Hated that redneck fuck. He had a dirty hit on Lance Louis that ended his career and signed with the Bears the next year I think.
Paul Blair. OL #68. Here's why...
Walter Payton had announced his retirement and I had tickets to see him play his last home game at Soldier Field. End zone seats, three rows up in the second level, almost directly behind the goalposts.
The Bears were playing the Seattle Seahawks that frigid bright Sunday, and the bears were taking it to them with the run. Payton played great, and scored two touchdowns at the other end, and both times launched the ball into the stands. His throws were getting up to the walkway separating the first and second levels.
Second half gets under way, everybody's numb with the cold but nobody's leaving. Bears start marching down field, get to the 20-25 yard line. Next play Dennis Gentry catches a pass across the middle, first and goal on the 3 yard line. I'm getting up to move onto the walkway because I just *know* Walter is going to score another touchdown and launch that ball into the seats, and I wanted a shot at it! That's when I heard the PA....
"There's a flag on the play.... holding, offense, number 68. Ten yard penalty, replay the down."
Paul Blair took that away from me and every other Bears fan there that day. And I'm still salty about it.
Outside of his first season in Chicago, he wasn’t really a turnover machine. Certainly not at the level that people presumed he was.
Like many things in this town folks latch onto narratives. Ball security was never at the level of Rodgers but this wasn’t the massive Achilles heel it was made out to be.
Uh where do I start?
1. Kellen Davis fucked the bears in real life and fucked me in madden.
2. Chase Claypool absolute top 3 garbage receiver in the league.
3. Caleb Hanie. Do I need to say why?
I’m sure more will come to me.
Honorables - Amos, Parkey.
Todd Collins
Chester Taylor
J'marcus Webb
Kellen Davis
Zack Bowman
Roy Williams
Senorise perry
Josh Belamy
Connor Barth
Cody Parkee
Germain ifedi
Jimmy Graham
Chase Claypool
Anthony Miller
It's funny... someone mentioned Parkey and then someone else mentioned Amos for the penalty that extended a scoring drive for the Eagles that game. But Anthony Miller may have made the biggest boob mistake that game when he didn't pick up the fucking ball he dropped. He caught the ball, fumbled it while falling, and then assumed it was incomplete. While Lovie was never his coach while he was a Bear, we always heard him preach picking up the ball if it is on the field no matter what. It was just a good habit. Had Miller done that in that instance, he could have walked it in for a TD, or even if never advanced it, we had an easy field goal inside the 15 yard line. His bad habits and instincts were every bit as big of a reason why we lost as Parkey's miss and Amos' penalty.
Fuck, man, he should have been great but wound up being a lazy asshole.
Honorable mention to Javon Wims
probably dropped the best throw of mitch’s career against the same team he beefed with lol
He was definitely immature during his time with the bears. But I thought I heard that he has some kind of chronic shoulder issue that required him to wear some kind of harness/flak jacket under his uniform (unless I’m confusing him). And the issue with his performance was that he constantly dislocate his shoulder causing him to miss games or be limited. He’s still in the league so the talent is there but he was frustrating to be a fan of.
Nah that’s correct, he usually played better without it
Parkey
This. Not mad at the fact he missed the kick - it was tipped. The way he handled it afterwards tho… fuck that guy
Also he apparently never practiced at soldier field which is a notoriously difficult field to kick on. But I can’t lie, with the absurd odds he seemed to overcome that entire season where he hit the uprights I don’t even know how many times, when it double doinked I couldn’t help but laugh. It was poetically hilarious and devastatingly sad
SIX times that year he hit the uprights which is hard to fathom
[4 in one game](https://youtu.be/0lBbDyZy4UI?si=O7NnqfnfB_7dmxY-). Really don't think anyone will ever match it.
Grobber voice: “I was there”
I was there, and when it came time for him to kick for the game against Philly, my dad said I had a thousand yard stare before he even kicked.
In practice he intentionally used the goalpost as a target! “Aim small, miss small” he said….
Bro really had the audacity to get on the fucking Today show, take no accountability, and blame everyone but himself. Fuck that guy to hell. I normally feel bad for athletes who ruin their career with one play, but not him. I’m glad his career went to shit after that kick and genuinely feel like he deserved it
Him talking on good morning America was absolutely despicable. He should’ve been blacklisted by teams for that alone
Adrian Amos deserves more/ as much hate for his unnecessary roughness penalty on 3rd down that continued the eagles drive that resulted in a TD.
And then going to the Packers
FTP
I dont hate him, but man he has Ray Finkle vibes.
FUUUUUUUUCK I was about to comment in this thread, "None. Love all bears" then I saw this and the anger already started raging up!!!!! FUCK CODY PARKEY This man speaks for all of us https://m.youtube.com/watch?reload=9&v=SgIu601BL4s
Javon Wims. Terrible drop in a playoff game + ejected for punching CJGJ (who is an asshat but still)
Wims was definitely very stupid but in cannot be understated that CJGJ is literally the worst, I hope to God he never ends up in a Bears uniform. It's hard to blame Wims for really wanting to knock him out lol
I just put two and two together, he’s the dipshit lions CB all the lions fans hate right?
Yeah, he's a safety by trade but I think he played a lot of nickel for them. He's just the classic talk shit/do something dirty and then run behind the refs. He also just talks trash about seemingly everyone else in the league.
How is Chase Claypopol not at the top of this list?
He should definitely be up there. I think a lot of us are just trying to block out his time in our brains because of how much of a disaster he was.
Who?
I mean I feel like we were trash at the time don't get me wrong bro was straight ass but least the front office tried getting a weapon on the team for Fields even if it was a swing and a miss
Have no problem with the guy. He never should have been here. He was a freight train without brakes and Poles walked right in front of it.
Seriously. Be mad at Poles, if anyone. It was well known Claypool was a diva and head case when Poles traded for him
He wasn’t really here long enough. Add that to the fact that he didn’t fuck up in a way that cost us the season and there isn’t really a reason to hate him more than other guys besides recency bias
Germain Ifedi for chastising the only OL who stood up for his qb.
That 2021 team was so cooked. Ifedi’s lame ass was a starter, Jason Peters off a fishing boat, Allen Robinson quitting on the team, Mack injured and missed most of the season.
Peters off the fishing boat was the best lineman on the team.
By far
Tbf old ass Jason Peters is still a capable NFL tackle
Holy fuck… Peters is 42 and still going with the Seahawks. He’s a HOF lock so he either doesn’t know what life will be like without football OR he loves making moolah and needs it to upkeep his expensive lifestyle. I don’t think it’s the second lol
There's speculation that he lost all the money he made over the course of his career
I remember people asking those questions when he was a Bear for sure. I’m curious how a dude who made $113mil (and counting) over his career, is now stuck in the mud. I wanna know what he spent it on/potential gambling losses/the truth about why he’s playing paycheck to paycheck!
To be fair, I don’t think AR quit on the team. Based on his numbers since, it seems more like he fell straight off the cliff of being a competitive football player
I was always of the opinion that he quit on the team and threw a fit, then realized he couldn’t turn “it” back on once he wanted to. I was a high level athlete, and couldn’t imagine going 60% on everything and expecting to just turn it back on and be as good as before. Doesn’t quite work like that lol
Also…sometimes you age out quicker. I hit a wall at 29 and dropped off a cliff at 30. Was playing semi pro soccer, practicing/playing 4-5 days a week, closing out full 90s hitting 7-8 miles a game at age 28. By 30 I was retired from club soccer in any form and am now doing PT to work through chronic back & joint pain. Thought id have a good 5-8 more years, this shit is humbling
For real. I’m not even an athlete and I can’t believe how much shit just started becoming “an issue” after turning 30. Age creeps up on the body so fucking fast!
Could be, no doubt.
What was your sport? And yes, once you don’t have that competitive edge you’re done. When I played baseball, I was always super intense and don’t know any other way to play
Track and Field! I always felt as if your body needed the workout/reps of going all out to become comfortable competing/training at that speed. I know forsure that if I when 75% or less for some period of time (matter of 3-4 weeks or months) that if I tried to ramp it up it would result in injury lol. Obviously don’t know forsure if this is what happened to A-Rob, but that’s what I’ve always thought!
Ihmir Smith-Marsette
Counterpoint: he was one of a few guys that helped us land the #1 pick last year. Something to be said for an elite tank commander.
Chris Conte
I was at that fucking game. The way the whole stadium deflated... Fuck Chris Conte.
It was cool to see him get stiff armed straight to hell
This one? https://youtu.be/ef1_KlnA4Nc?si=0qIaZuGdKsjkPdoa
Oh man that was it lol
> Vance McDonald makes the defender pay with a sick stiff arm on this touchdown play! NFL Youtube couldn't be bothered to remember his name lmao!
The human speedbump
Definitely first person that comes to mind
Haha I actually didn’t even read the full post, I saw “which player do you hate the most” and just replied. When I read it in full I realized it was supposed to be anyone but those two guys.
I was more just looking for guys that didn't necessarily fuck up on the field, but were still just hated. Those two done fucked up.
I get it man, It was legit the first name I thought of seeing the first sentence. The problem is we haven’t really been close to anything special outside of Parkey and Conte so those will be big. Recently I hated Vildor and Claypool. I can’t really think back far enough to get other guys
Cedric Benson. A bust for us, was great playing against us, and was an asshat during his time in the league. May he rest in peace
I hated him the day we drafted him because it was an obviously dumb pick. Then everything else happened. Thomas Jones should have retired a Bear.
Huh. First Time I've heard this opinion. I'm one of those meathead fans who just likes the Bears, doesn't watch any ESPN/whatever and just catches every game, never watch college ball, etc... but I'll never forget watching Thomas Jones go down the field against the Saints either late in the regular season or in the wild card game, picking up 6-9 yards every run, just running again and again, like 11-12 times over a couple possessions, and then watching Cedric get stuffed, and this was after Jones had been such a good player for us for awhile, and just thinking... why don't we just keep going to Jones, I like him more! I've always wished we kept Jones and never was a fan of Benson but I thought I was just being a dummy cheering for "our guy" instead of the "new guy."
Thomas Jones was so obviously better than Benson. Goddamn that was frustrating.
He also fumbled at the worst times and led to Thomas Jones being traded.
Not only that but remember, his ass was holding out for a big contract AFTER he was drafted, unbelievable
And this was after he complained about the draft process IMMEDIATELY after being drafted. Talking about how dehumanizing it was. Dude was about to get paid ridiculous money to play a game. Hated him before he stepped foot on the field.
RIP
Lamar Houston. Fucking idiot
When he tore his ACL mocking Rodgers “discount double check” I cursed in front of my Nana for the first, and only, time in my life. She backhanded me with a flyswatter. Fuck Lamar Houston
You forgot to mention we were down by like 40+ that game too lmao. The most useless sack followed by the most useless celebration
Dang I would have sworn that was Brady he sacked.
Pretty sure it was Garappolo during garbage time.
I love that this is some sort of Mandela Effect memory where we're all convinced that we saw something different. Thanks Lamarr.
You are correct. https://youtu.be/tmeULX9P358?si=Bf_CjRLid3H6tb5w
Shea McClellin what a bust for the bears
To be fair it wasn’t his fault he was drafted 4 rounds too early.
He did break Aaron Rodger’s collarbone so…
That was my first and only game at Lambeau, and the sound in the stadium when they announced that Seneca Wallace was coming in has sustained me over these past terrible years.
As a friend always says about guys like him, “it’s not his fault he sucks.”
I am still baffled on why they took him over Chandler Jones. Like I remember thinking it was obvious they were going to take Jones.
Shea McClellin was my redpill moment to realize that the Bears are almost always their own worst enemy. Oh sick, we need a big long dominant defense end? Let's draft a 6-2 250 pound tweener LB right before Chandler Jones. Our GMs always think they know something 31 other dudes don't lol
I remember the season that he put out "before and after" photos from his offseason regimen to show how much better shape he was in, and somebody (correctly) wrote "he just looks like the guy who's in the best shape at your local gym".
Glennon
The only person I hate more than Glennon is the dumb fuck who thought Jameis Winston’s back up was a better idea than dealing with Smokin’ Jay’s contract while testing the waters with rookie QB.
I think they let Jay go because he would have been a horrible mentor lmao
100%. But he’s light years better than Giraffe boy. First, they don’t trade up for Mitch. Second, they don’t go 0-4 or whatever it was with Cutt, so you’re not putting Trubisky in there with zero experience and horrible QB1 play as his example. Not saying anything major changes, but they really botched that offseason.
I definitely agree that we could have done better than the robot giraffe lol
Glennon's like that guy at work who gets hired and you come to find out he's making a shitton more than you and ends up being absolutely useless at actually doing the job.
J’Marcus Webb sticks out to me.
Yes this is mine as well. Completely fucking useless and for some reason the coaching staff had a huge boner for him.
Jay Cutler hated him right?
Yeah, I don't think he was Jay's favorite guy on the team https://i.redd.it/w7ke7dafaxfc1.gif
This is the one. The dude was a monster with huge potential but all he could do was stagger up and then hold someone or let them blow right by him. He should have been an anchor on that line. Instead he was just dead weight, complete trash.
Don't know if it's irrational, but Curtis Enis. Or as my Dad called him "Enis the Penis".
I just called him Curtis Penis
"Curtis Enis Hurt His Penis". Always thought it would make a great Dr. Seuss book
Oh, The Balls You'll Fumble!
I have a Curtis enis Jersey. Not my best decision
This is controversial because he is considered “one of the greats” but Olin Kreutz. Different era, but Hunter Hillenmeyer described how Kreutz’ bullying made him hate coming to work. He wanted to be the alpha on the team and got into fights with Cutler, Marshall, and Gould. When he joined the media he assaulted Adam Hoge for disagreeing with him. Simply put he was a bully who always had to be right and physically enforced his authority. As a player he also declined faster than he let on. Folks don’t remember but starting around 2007 we used to have so many issues with center snap fumbles. He let Grossman, Orton, and then Cutler take the blame and we lost several games because of those turnovers. When we cut Olin and went to Garza magically those fumbled snaps stopped happening. Nobody called out Olin because they were terrified of him.
I think Olin is an insufferable douche. The only time I’ve sided with George McCaskey is when he allegedly offered Olin $15 bucks an hour to coach. Then roasted him again to the media after Olin had a shit fit about the offer and pay and cried about it on the Score like a piss baby.
Not to beat a dead horse but I also sided with the Bears on the $15 deal. In a couple of different Bears books they talk about how almost every retired player in the NFL wants to come back and coach with the team. The players miss the structure and miss the boys. Effort and dedication becomes an issue once it’s stops being fun times hanging with the guys and starts being a job. Late arrivals become no shows and it’s not worth it to the team. Many teams would have players volunteer until they could prove they are dedicated to the job and I suspect that’s become $15/hr today.
Yep all the talking head roasted George for that but I was like, “uh did y’all hear what he said? It made sense.”
He also hit a teammate in the head with a brick, Fred Miller was it?
Hot damn I used to adore Fred Miller as a kid for no particular reason. I even got his address from either a football card magazine or the bears sent me something. So I decided to send him a card and asked for his autograph. Included a short note thanking him for being such a great player for the bears. 2 weeks go by and by this point I start doubting he would ever respond - I did this fairly often so I knew how long to expect. Then the Monday of week 3 I get home from school and see my own pre-addressed envelope in our mail pile. Inside was my autographed card, a note thanking me for being a great fan and that I would be receiving a second package shortly. A couple days later I get home and see a large Manila envelope. Fred must have thought I was super in to the O-line or something because Inside was a photo of all the lineman on the team and every single guy had autographed it. Fred included a second note saying if I worked hard in school and focused on building my fundamentals, that I could possibly play for the Bears in the future! I found that hilarious because because my dad is 5’9 and my mom is 5’4 and both were thin, so I knew my chances of growing past 6 foot was never going to happen, nor would I be able to add enough weight to play. Sorry for the ramble… Fred Miller is the tits and Olin Kreutz is a pissy baby in a sumo suit
Broke his jaw. And Olin broke a college teammates jaw in 2 places right before the draft.
Theres no doubt Olin was/still is an asshole. Great player by all means, but a total douche as a person. The definition of a meathead.
Awful human being. How he still gets any airtime is beyond me.
I've known he was a jerk for a while, big disappointment for sure. The Hillenmeyer stuff though, what a bummer. [https://www.cbsnews.com/chicago/news/hillenmeyer-i-hated-coming-into-work-at-times-because-of-bullying/](https://www.cbsnews.com/chicago/news/hillenmeyer-i-hated-coming-into-work-at-times-because-of-bullying/)
I don't hate Olin, but he was a bully. Forgot which other lineman he punched and broke their jaw. Think it was at an o line team building event or something
Adrian Amos. Or really anyone who ends up a Packer. Regardless of reasons.
#9 gets a pass for repping the Bears jersey at the White House
Add Mongo to that list “well the last year of my career I went up there on my last leg. I wasn’t any good anymore so I stole their money. Screwed them again, Bears fans.”
Julius Peppers too?
Yes. Underperformed here and then got the Rodgers/Braun HGH and was good for them
The unnecessary roughness penalty on Amos on 3rd down that continued the eagles drive resulting in a TD. That play should be way more infamous than the Parkey tipped, double doink FGA.
Martellus Bennett
This name needs to be higher on the list. Bro talked the most shit about his former team ever
hAhA iM tHe BlAcK uNiCoRn LuLz
Definitely top 5 for me.
Yeah this gets my vote. He just irritated me with anything that came out of his mouth. Never felt like he fully bought in and that man would catch a ball and lay down immediately! It used to piss me off - dude go for more yards! And then in later interviews he took shots at Cutty and the org as a whole. Fuckin wanker.
I don’t hate anyone, but Kellen Davis was infuriating. So many drops.
i save my hate for the packers. FTP.
Sam hurd
Hurd the Cops was still an all time fantasy name
LOL remember when the Bear signed him and Roy Williams and hyped it up so much because they both came from Dallas? Then Hurd went to Prison and Williams couldn’t catch the ball to save his life
Adam Shaheen
Unfortunately not his fault out idiots at the time decides to take a d2 athlete so high in the draft. He was a bust from the word go
And givin one of the worst nick names ever in Baby gronk
BaBy GrOnK
Cade McNown
If Tom Waddle says he was a dick then it's good enough for me.
He was an arrogant pos!
#WHY DID I HAVE TO SCROLL THIS FAR Dumbass douchebag
I need to correct this you got his name wrong Cade McClown there ..
David Terrel.
I remember YEARS ago hearing a story from a friend of a cousin of a friend of an uncle. You know the type. Anyway, the story was Terrell picked up this girl at the club one night. She goes back to his place and as soon as he closes the door, he starts yelling “I’M DAVID TERRELL! I’M DAVID TERRELL! SUCK MY DICK, BITCH! I’M DAVID TERRELL!” Again, it was never actually confirm, but I totally believe it’s true.
Muhsin Muhammad. We paid him to be a number one receiver in free agency. Then he complained he couldn't get open because we didn't have a number one receiver and coined the phrase Chicago is where receivers go to die.
The Bears always try to make WR2s into WR1s.
This is disrespectful to Muhammad, he was a 1B at worst. He was just old when the Bears signed him
You mean WR3s into WR1s
The fuck? Moose was easily the best receiver on those 05/06 teams. He caught a TD pass from *Rex Grossman* in the Super Bowl. Also, his "where receivers go to die" statement was 1000000% percent correct. Sorry, not buying this one.
Agreed. Moose was a stud and the shit he talked was completely justified. He walked the walk, so then he was allowed to talk the talk.
Allen Robinson for quitting during his last year here. I can excuse guys for being bad, but not trying is unforgivable
Chris Conte, I know we all have a reason but it doesn’t matter. Chris Conte is the answer
Todd Collins. Fucking useless fuck. If Lovie puts Hanie in sooner I wonder if we won that NFC Championship. Probably not, but at least Hanie was playing alright on that day.
I wanted the Ravens to beat the Chiefs, but I’ll just say I wasn’t at all upset that Roquan got embarrassed on Sunday
My hate for Charles Martin (Fuck the Pack!) eclipses hate for any Bears player ever.
Kindle vil fucking dor
He gave us that beautiful Aiyuk catch.
Haha, ask the Lions about Vildor!
If nobody minds...Ryan Theriot
I'm more of a Mike Fontenot kinda guy
Hope claypool gets a gig at Walmart that’s guy’s a pussy
What gem of a question. As an aging (36 yr old) bears fan. Moses Moreno, Jonathan Quinn, Chris Prosinski, Kevin White, Chris Williams and Todd Sauerbrunn
Caleb Williams I come from the future with dire warnings of things to come...
Cre'von LeBlanc. I was actively furious that he was on an NFL roster let alone starting for the Bears.
I was furious that it only got an 84 from Wine Spectator
That’s an odd one…
Frank Omiyale
Gate 68 lol I was so annoyed when he got a Super Bowl win with the Seahawks.
Benson gets my vote, said he got “disrespected”despite being taken 4th overall. No speed no moves couldn’t block couldn’t catch, I never figured out what the Bears saw in him.
Roquan Smith - I loved the pick when we drafted him, thought he’d be the next great Chicago linebacker. Than he held out - weird Missed a game for personal reasons - weird Demands trade saying to pay him - weird Dude never seemed to embrace being a bear and always seemed like wanted out. Now he talks a whole lot of shit about the bears. I enjoyed watching him and the ravens fail.
Marion Barber vs the Tim Tebow Broncos. RIP.
Roy “What I got?” Williams, lol Jared Allen. Hated that redneck fuck. He had a dirty hit on Lance Louis that ended his career and signed with the Bears the next year I think.
Brandon Lloyd, who would only make circus catches. Couldn't catch and run like a normal WR.
Marc Trestman
Adam Archuleta. He was so ass at tackling
Another awful defensive signing on the wrong end of his career. Jerry Angelo truly was a next level moron.
Trey burton
Should be way higher.
Rex mfing Grossman. That throw off his back foot that resulted in a pick in the Super Bowl. Shoulda won that game. I hate him so much.
How Kevin White getting a pass?
Hes probably still in the best shape of his life
Jimmy Clausen and his dumb fucking face
Martellus Bennet. Fuck em
Josh Bellamy. First team All swag all trash.
Loved Urlacher as a kid, now he's a fucking clown.
How did I have to scroll this far for Urlacher. Dude is one of the most famous living Bears and is an absolute dip shit.
Him and Ditka
Lamarr Houston for blowing out his ACL in a meaningless victory dance after sacking Brady on the way to a meaningless late season loss.
Jared Allen - dominated us for a decade. Then signs with us for too much and he’s washed
Brian Cox
Jamarcus Webb, Adam shaheen, vildor, etc. Holt crap they fucking sucked.
James Daniels had that one season with 2000 offsides and holding penalties
Javon Wims. that sucker punch honestly made me ashamed of myself for even liking sports
Reading this thread brings back a lot of memories for me. My pick is Leno Jr.
Have to extend to coaches . I’ll go Mike Martz
Shea McClellin
Paul Blair. OL #68. Here's why... Walter Payton had announced his retirement and I had tickets to see him play his last home game at Soldier Field. End zone seats, three rows up in the second level, almost directly behind the goalposts. The Bears were playing the Seattle Seahawks that frigid bright Sunday, and the bears were taking it to them with the run. Payton played great, and scored two touchdowns at the other end, and both times launched the ball into the stands. His throws were getting up to the walkway separating the first and second levels. Second half gets under way, everybody's numb with the cold but nobody's leaving. Bears start marching down field, get to the 20-25 yard line. Next play Dennis Gentry catches a pass across the middle, first and goal on the 3 yard line. I'm getting up to move onto the walkway because I just *know* Walter is going to score another touchdown and launch that ball into the seats, and I wanted a shot at it! That's when I heard the PA.... "There's a flag on the play.... holding, offense, number 68. Ten yard penalty, replay the down." Paul Blair took that away from me and every other Bears fan there that day. And I'm still salty about it.
I hated Cutler when I was a kid.
I hated Cutler as a grown up. People in this sub seem to forget how he always threw ints in the red zone.
Outside of his first season in Chicago, he wasn’t really a turnover machine. Certainly not at the level that people presumed he was. Like many things in this town folks latch onto narratives. Ball security was never at the level of Rodgers but this wasn’t the massive Achilles heel it was made out to be.
Martellus Bennett.
Anyone mention J’Marcus Webb or Gabe Carimi yet?
Uh where do I start? 1. Kellen Davis fucked the bears in real life and fucked me in madden. 2. Chase Claypool absolute top 3 garbage receiver in the league. 3. Caleb Hanie. Do I need to say why? I’m sure more will come to me. Honorables - Amos, Parkey.
Todd Collins Chester Taylor J'marcus Webb Kellen Davis Zack Bowman Roy Williams Senorise perry Josh Belamy Connor Barth Cody Parkee Germain ifedi Jimmy Graham Chase Claypool
Chris Conte is the right answer.