And as I'm writing this, Cutler just got picked off for the third time in the game. Seems like the perfect time to vent. Right in the middle of the biggest asskicking in the Angelovie era.

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The first quarter of the Bears NFL is in the books, ladies and gentlemen. And boy, what a start these Bears have had in 2009. They always say that the first four games of the season determine what to expect from your team. Well, if that's true, then we as Bears fans should expect one of the most interesting season in a long time. 

Pro Football Talk (yes, I do like Mike Florio) has the Bears ranked at #7 and pins this rankings jump thanks to Jay Cutler. It's no fluke. In these three victories, Jay Cutler has done more than anybody expected him to do. He's not helping the Bears win games, HE IS winning games. He has picked up the slack of a pedestrian running game, lack of accomplished veteran receivers, and an o-line that just doesn't get it. But let's press on after the jump.

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I don't know about anyone else, but for me, This marks the start of the 2009 NFL season.  so what better wAY TO KICK OFF THE 2009 (Whoops! didn't know I hit the Caps lock. what was I saying? oh yeah) season by sitting up at 1:30 A.m to type some stuff up? By the the way, If ya'll get confused with this post I got three words. Drunk. Last. Night. Well, let's get to it.

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So I was looking at a few comments and noticed a few wanting my segment to make a return.  So here It is.  New topics such as my interesting encounters at my job will be included.  I will also address the member I think is making noise around WCG, and those who've been too quiet lately.  And lastly, my Bear of the Week, a current or former Bears player who gets their time in the Limelight.

Anyways, let's get to it.

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with all the offseason talk of who will be catching passes from Bears QB Jay Cutler beginning week one in Green Bay, we have yet to hear any word from Cutler himself... until now. From a David Haugh article out of the Chicago Tribune, Jay Cutler spoke to reporters after OTA's today. He answered questions about his current wideouts on the roster and two receivers rumored to be on the radar in Halas Hall.

On current Bears WRs

"We have everything we need out there," Cutler said. "We're going to be more than fine out there. I'm 100 percent comfortable. I think we have more than enough to compete."

On Brandon Marshall

"He's a great player [and] I played with him for three years and put up some big numbers with him. Wherever he ends up, I'm sure he's going to be successful," Cutler said. "Whether or not it's here, it's up to the guys upstairs. As of right now, I'm 100 percent happy with what we have."

On the possibility of Burress joining the Bears

"If it happens, it happens," Cutler said of Burress. "I'm not going to speculate whether we're going to get him or not. The guys that we have right now I'm 100 percent confident in and comfortable with."

he also reiterated that he feels Devin Hester is a true number one receiver. this is my take on it. I don't think that Cutler is just giving the media the same old Lovieisms just to pacify the masses. I really do think that he likes what he has right now. And, his comments toward Marshall weren't really glowing with hope and enthusiasm.

What do you guy's and gals think?

It's the offseason, and there's nothing else to do...

I've been on this site for a few months now, and from time to time I have this habit of making mental pictures of what most of you might look like. with that said, I'm gonna drop a few that come to my mind more vividly. Sorry GG, HoneyBear, and windycity. I know what ya'll look like :( But play along anyway!

some of them might be off the wall, but worry not. It's all from the twisted skull of yours truly... If anyone else want's in on the fun, drop a few in the comments below, just a couple rules...

1. try not to be crude

2. don't post NSFW material

3. have fun

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Per source of PFT Former St.Louis Rams linebacker Pisa(not Pino) Tinoisamoa will be flying to Halas Hall to visit Coach Lovie Smith and the Chicago Bears.

While only 6"0' tall, Pisa is a great tackler who has experience at both outside Linebacker positions and has led the Rams in total tackles four seasons. Pisa is familiar with Smith, who was his defensive coordinator while in St. Louis.

OK I see it like this; the Bills, or the Bears. which team do you think he's gonna end up signing with? A fourth place AFC East team with a locker room cancer in T.O. who have no relativity as far as playoffs are concerned, Or a team that has made the most noise so far in the offseason?

One things for sure. As soon as he signs(with the right team of course) I'l be shouting "PISA PISA!!!"

NFL Networks Scott Hanson has refuted reports by Yahoo Sports reporter Rick Schwartz that Brett Favre has decided to stay retired. Hanson has countered that Favre has not ruled out retirement and that he has actually had conversations with Vikings head coach Brad Childress. 

Form what we(as in the whole planet) knows, Favre has not came out publicly to relay his future plans, which in essence, means he's more likely to play in 2009. 

And that's just the point. This IS NOT a matter of "mulling it over". If Favre wanted to stay retired, He would have came out and said so long before the rumors blew out of proportion. This is clearly a case of a man with an inflated sense of purpose trying to be the highlight of one of the most suspenseful offseasons in recent memory.

Word of advice: Until he says otherwise, Expect Brett Favre to suit up for the '09 season.

UPDATE: Favre has sent his shoulder X-Rays to the Vikings

From WSPA.com's Clemson sports page

PETE YANITY
NEWS CHANNEL 7 SPORTS
Published: April 21, 2009

Former Clemson and NFL defensive lineman William "The Refrigerator Perry" is listed in serious condition in an Aiken-area hospital after suffering from symptoms from a chronic illness.

A relative says the 46-year-old Perry is expected to recover.

Perry was a star on Clemson’s defensive line from 1981 to 1984 then gained fame with the Bears and played on both sides of the ball in his rookie season, a year in which they won their only Super Bowl.

Please keep the fridge in your thoughts and prayers. Anybody who is a Bears fan knows his place in Chicago sports lore.