2009 Chicago Bears

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Here is a list of all the white athletes that have made the 2009 Chicago Bears

QB
Jay Cutler
Caleb Hanie

RB/FB
None

WR
None

TE
Greg Olsen

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None

C
Olin Kreutz (half white/half Hawaiian i believe)

OT
Kevin Shaffer

DL
None

LB
Brian Urlacher
Hunter Hillenmeyer

DB
Craig Steltz

P
Brad Maynard

K
Robbie Gould

LS
Patrick Mannelly
 

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Wow that piece of s--t Lovie Smith really cleaned up the Bears. 11 whites inclues the punter, kicker and long snapper. A total of 4 whites starting too. Hillenmayer is no longer a starter.
 

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Chicago Black Bears.

Racist Lovie will rarely use Steltz. Amazed that Peterman got cut. I bet you some of the brothas went to Coach for a chat.
Did Peterman get picked up by anyone?
 
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Lovie is the worst POS, he got rolled by the drunk white media boys who called for Hester to be put in as a receiver when clearly he cannot play the position. Mushin Mohamed was right Sickago is the place where receivers go to die.
 

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An as yet unconfirmed report has Brian Urlacher out for the season with a wrist injury. Last night, Hunter Hillenmeyer replaced Urlacher at MLB in the second half. Hillenmeyer had been a starting outside backer the past few seasons but was demoted this offseason. Knowing the Bears, he'll likely not replace Urlacher if Urlacher indeed is out for any length of time. If that's the case, Chicago will be another team this season with 20 black starters and 2 whites ones.
 

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Urlacher is indeed out, went to IR. for now Hillenmeyer is the replacement. they also signed Tim Shaw to play STs in place of Hunter. maybe, just maybe he will get a chance to play some defense, which he never did for Jags (or maybe BEars can simply move him back to RB, which he should have been playing all along!).
 

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Hunter Hillenmeyer is healthy and according to reports will be starting at MLB Sunday (Urlacher's spot). This is a good opportunity for him to prove that he is still a quality starting linebacker asHillenmeyer is perhaps the most disparaged LB in the league other than Bobby Carpenter.
 

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Chicago fans are rabid caste hounds. Thank God Chicago- with Hatie Smiff and GM Jerry "Bungholo" didn't get hold of Danny Woodhead for their practice squad. Woodhead would have become Chicago's next Brock Forsey or Mike Hass already. Chicago is where white skill players go to die. This is my least favorite team in the league!
 

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ToughJ.Riggins said:
Chicago fans are rabid caste hounds. Thank God Chicago- with Hatie Smiff and GM Jerry "Bungholo" didn't get hold of Danny Woodhead for their practice squad. Woodhead would have become Chicago's next Brock Forsey or Mike Hass already. Chicago is where white skill players go to die. This is my least favorite team in the league!

Very true ToughJ. Chicago is one of, if not the most disgusting franchise in the entire league. I absolutely despise the Bears now and most of their fans. I am not sure is there is a more virulently racist coach in the NFL than Hatie Smith. Hatie doesn't even pretend to be fair to White players and doesn't even try to hide behind statistics or caste system measurables. He just doesn't even want to give them a chance period, end of story. Chicago's fans piss me off even more than Lovie Smith. Over the last 20 years, Bears fans have gone from being Blue collar types who like the tough hard nosed but clean guys, to falling in love with thugs and miscreants. It has gone from a fan base who appreciated the Tom Waddles of the world for what they really were worth and were disgusted and embarrassed by thuggish and criminal actions of Bears players, to jock riding thugs.

I will admit, Bears fans and people in general from the Chicago area have always been a little bit quirky and strange in their own way. You might even say annoying. They have always been a little bit too arrogant about their teams that what is warranted, some even might say kind of foolish know-it-alls, but the difference in how Bears fans are now from when I was growing up and young is night and day. I know too that all fan bases have some jerks, but what I have witnessed over the past several years has led me to believe that a large percentage of Bears fans are increasingly obnoxious and classless. The old days of the fun rivalries and harmless razzing are certainly almost gone from what I have seen. It borders now on something I would except more from Philly fans pelting Santa with Snow balls or them chucking batteries at people. Edited by: Bear Backer
 

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Jack Lambert said:
For the third consecutive year, it is not Lovie's fault for Chicago's horrible performance.

http://sports.espn.go.com/chicago/nfl/news/story?id=4797298

I knew that there was no way that the Bears would give the ax to Lovie, they are just too cheap, too predictable and too half-heartedly dedicated to putting a quality product on the field. I suppose the good news is though that the firing of his coordinators probably ensures that he is a lame duck. Lovie will probably have very little to do in the way of picking his staff as in all reality Slick Angelo runs that team while Lovie is a puppet. With the way the Bears do business, if they pick a high profile coordinator to take over, I wouldn't be a bit surprised at all to see them take over in 2011 if Slick is not given the ax as well. Angelo btw, still has 4 years left on his contract.
 

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I'm sure in the offseason, Angelo and Hatie will look over the roster and come to the determination that the problem with the team is that they are too white. Maybe they can swing a trade with the Redskins to bring in that talented Jason Campbell and get rid of that "streaky" Cutler fellow. With the draft choice or two that would come with it, they can draft some more true affletic talent as well.
 

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Yes and Hatie and GM Bungholo could also go ahead and draft Toby Gerhart to pull a Brock Forsey- destroy your career move on him. Then they could also draft Chris McGahaa if he falls to the 4th or 5th round and just keep him on the bench.

Hatie says: "You said his name was Chris McGoHome? I thought this guy was that eccentric German Mike Hoss guy...And I thought we cut him and he was coming back to egg the stadium..Is it Hoss or Hass like pass? It is McGoHome? O.K dude here are your walking papers..go home! McGaHAHAHAHA phone home, E.T phone home hahaha!"Edited by: ToughJ.Riggins
 

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The Bears have hired Mike Martz to be their offensive coordinator. One of the relatively white friendliest coaches going to a team run by coal black afficianados Hatie Smith and Jerry Angelos; hey it's never too late to bring back Mike Hass, though my guess is that the Bears will continue with their time-honored tradition of believing that only black journeymen types with hands of stone make suitable NFL receivers.

On a somewhat related note, the writer of this blog takes the Bears to task for not drafting Austin Collie, then he and Collie wonder how Austin lasted so long in the draft. Yep, it's a great mystery, one repeated annually when itcomes tomany different players of a certain hue.
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Collie showing Bears what might have been

By JEFF DICKERSON

FT. LAUDERDALE, Fla. -- Indianapolis rookie wide receiver Austin Collie was still on the board when the Bears took Juaquin Iglesias with the 99th overall pick of the 2009 NFL draft. Actually, Collie was still around when Jerry Angelo pulled the trigger on defensive end Henry Melton (105) and cornerback D.J. Moore (119).





Collie, the 127th overall selection, caught 60 passes for 676 yards and seven touchdowns during the regular season, and has hauled in two scores so far this postseason.




Why did such an accomplished college player at BYU last until the fourth round?




"If you look at the draft class, from a wide receiver standpoint this past year there were a lot of good wideouts," Collie said. "There was just little differences in each one of us.

"When you have that many wideouts, even though you go in the fourth round it doesn't mean you got overlooked, it just fell where it did. I'm really not concerned about where I was drafted, all that I was concerned about was the situation in which I was drafted in. The fact that I got to come to Indianapolis, and be a part of all this, it couldn't have worked out any better."
http://espn.go.com/blog/chicago/bears/post/_/id/4664230/collie-showing-bears-what-might-have-been
 

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Will be interesting to see what/if any pull Martz has regarding personnel. Perhaps he will look at a player like Shipley or Decker.
 

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I will not be holding my breath for Mike Martz to shake things up in the Windy City. It seems like Angelo calls all of the shots, especially now that Lovie is a lame duck coach. Angelo has never met a white skill player worthy of getting playing time on his "talented" squad. Even freak athlete Greg Olsen is grossly underutilized.

Even if Martz gets some control, why should we expect him to bring in a white receiver or two? His stint with the 49ers was a black scrub receiver lovefest. The only small possibility I can see is Eric Peterman making the team as a 4th or 5th receiver / WSTD.
 
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Angelo did ask publicly why Hass was not playing, so it seems game time decisions are up to the Hatie.
 

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This might be good news, only time will tell.
 

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Freethinker said:
Even if Martz gets some control, why should we expect him to bring in a white receiver or two? His stint with the 49ers was a black scrub receiver lovefest.

That's what came to mind first when I read of Martz's hiring. He also comes to the Chicagojob straight from his gig on the black lovefest known as the NFL Network. At best he's merely one of the least offensive choices [pun intended] in a leaguethat offersonly bad ones.
 

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Eric Peterman should seriously be getting a shot somewhere. The only negative I can think is that he sometimes likes to catch with his body (which tons of affletes do already) and he usually did that on the short screen passes where it doesn't really matter, short passes dont bounce off of your chest, when he went across the middle he stuck his hands out for the ball. Hopefully Martz will utilize him. The guy has amazing agility, and runs in the 4.4 range, plus he is tough as nails.Edited by: dwid
 

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I hope this is true. Imagine what Greg Olsen can do with Tom Brady throwing him the ball! Along with Edelman, Welker (later in the year), and the Pats' O-Line, the Pats will have one of the whitest offenses in recent memory.

From Rotoworld:
According to the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel's Greg Bedard, the loudest Combine chatter of late has been that Bears TE Greg Olsen is on the block.

One rumor making the rounds had Olsen going to the Pats for one of the team's three second-round picks. Olsen's skills are a poor fit for Mike Martz's offense and the Bears don't have an early-round pick this year, so the chatter makes sense on the surface. The Bears could then pursue Brandon Manumaleuna as a blocking tight end.
 

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From Rotoworld:
Olsen's skills are a poor fit for Mike Martz's offense.
I found this snippet to be interesting. Olsen has good size, 6'5", 252#, he's a decent blocker, and is fabulous as a receiver with good hands and excellent speed. Since Martz made his reputation as a wide-open offense, throw-it-down-the-field kind of guy, I don't get why he doesn't "fit". Is it because he's not black enough to be a pass-catcher for Martz??? He must not have those "swivel hips" and "breakaway speed".
 
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