The Bear Den: Why The Offensive Line Might Have Cost Chicago The Season

October 5, 2010   ·   Zack Pearson   ·   Jump to comments

We all knew the Bears offensive line had problems. You could see it last season, and it carried over into the preseason.
Yet the Chicago Bears hardly did anything to fix it. The organization was so high on the prospect of Chris Williams, but it hasn't helped much. Williams has missed the last three games, and even in Week 1 he wasn't very effective.
Thanks to Jay Cutler and the defense, the Bears started off 3-0. There was a lot of buzz in Chicago following the teams impressive start. Much to the fact that something was being ignored. The poor play of the offensive line was overshadowed by the teams successful first three games. Not many fans were paying attention to how bad the offensive line looked, even with Cutler playing like an early MVP candidate.
Then came last nights embarrassing performance against the New York Giants. The Bears gave up 10 sacks in the game, with nine coming in the first half. The last sack, ultimately ended Jay Cutlers night.
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