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Matt Foley

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David Rivers used to be a point guard at Notre Dame. I've always gotten him and Phillip Rivers mixed up. Also Jeff and Rich Garcia, for some reason.

Everyone jumped on that "David Rivers" poo like they had never heard of a QB with the last name "Rivers" before. :)

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That seems like a ton of Super Bowl wins spread out a lot of quarterbacks that are roughly the same age and should have similarly long careers.

I think he made this list based on instinct and about what he knows of each player individually, as well as how he regards each of them.

The Golden Calf of Bristol might get a "Patriots win SB ________" t-shirt when he does a mission trip in Malaysia, but that is as close as he gets.

Rofl.

EDIT: poo, I meant to tack this onto the previous post.

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I think Sanchez, Romo, and Rodgers will likely win a SB with their present teams. I think Brady will not win again, nor do I believe Favre will either. As long as Norv Turner coaches any team, I don't see the QB of that team winning one, so Phillips might have a better shot if Turner goes. Flacco is a rreal possibility in the next year or so. Brees definitely can win at least one more.

Matt Moore wins the first of his seven rings with the Panthers this year!..

Hey, a guy can dream, can't he?

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You will not recognize Jay Cutler this year.

did I miss something or did the Bears fix their atrocious offensive line, and upgrade their mediocre receiving corps? Jay Cutler is poised to have a 2009 repeat, and will until the Bears get him some help.

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did I miss something or did the Bears fix their atrocious offensive line, and upgrade their mediocre receiving corps? Jay Cutler is poised to have a 2009 repeat, and will until the Bears get him some help.

Mike Martz is called a quarterback guru, but what he really is is a receiver guru. The Bears will have two of the top 10 receivers in the League this year, at least stats wise. One of them might be a running back, but they will have two of the top pass catchers.

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Cutler has better WR with the Broncos in Brandon Marshall & he still made a lot of INT. I doubt Cutler will ever win a SB ring, 'cause he isn't that good as some make him out to be. He may have good arm, but he still can't win where it counts.

agreed.

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Mike Martz is called a quarterback guru, but what he really is is a receiver guru. The Bears will have two of the top 10 receivers in the League this year, at least stats wise. One of them might be a running back, but they will have two of the top pass catchers.

lol you can't be serious

Steve Spagnuolo is what you would call a defensive genius. How did the Rams defense do last year? Martz may be a QB/WR guru, whatever, but when you have nothing to work with, you're not going to get anything done. Martz has a turnover prone quarterback who folds under pressure, arguably the worst offensive line in the league(guess what that means? pressure in Cutlers face at all times, and a struggling run game!), and a worse set of receivers than we do...

Cardinals didn't even have 2 top 10 receivers(stat wise) with Fitz, Boldin, and Warner. Bears sure as hell aren't going to do that with Cutler, Aromashadu, and Olsen/Hester lmfao.

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Mike Martz is called a quarterback guru, but what he really is is a receiver guru. The Bears will have two of the top 10 receivers in the League this year, at least stats wise. One of them might be a running back, but they will have two of the top pass catchers.

He did really well with the 49ers.

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