Reilly points out that the Bears were 7th in scoring while the Broncos are 22nd. But that was before yesterday’s games – now the Bears are 13th, while the Broncos are 19th. And even so, before the game last night, the Bears had scored 105 points in 4 games – but 48 of those 105 points (nearly half!) came in one game against a woeful Detroit defense that has given up an average of 28 points in its other 4 games.

In fact, if you take out each team’s best offensive point performance (48 for the Bears vs. Detroit; 27 for the Broncos vs. Cleveland), you’re left with 71 points for the Bears and 72 for the Broncos.

Oh, and Orton is rated 9th in passing; Cutler 16th. Orton has thrown for 35 more yards. And his TD/INT ratio is 7-1 vs. 10-7. Yardage-wise, the Broncos overall are WAY better than the Bears (13th in the league vs. 26th).

Oh well, nobody said you had to be diligent to get paid…

“I was wrong. The kid can coach. He’s been nothing short of a 5-8 coaching Godzilla.”

Hahaha, that made me laugh, and also nod my head…. yep, Godzilla biznatches!

I’m glad he owned up to it, and made no excuses… even though it still boggles the mind that people can still think that was a fair trade…