Thread: Matt Nagy is an insane person and the bears will never recover

If you think we have an unhealthy fixation on Rahim Moore - the curse of Cody Parkey is going to live with Matt Nagy forever...

It seems to literally be driving him insane...

If you want the simplest, hardest piece of news from Kalyn Kahler’s fantastic writeup for Sports Illustrated of the Chicago Bears’ offseason kicking saga, it’s that the decision to cut Cody Parkey was made immediately upon the second doink. If you want the most important and still-relevant piece of news, which emerges gradually but clearly from the story as a whole, it’s that Bears coach Matt Nagy is a madman, an Ahab figure, from whom something fundamental was taken by that missed field goal and who can never rest until he gets his revenge on the goalpost.

https://deadspin.com/it-is-hazardous...agy-1837468851

Madness at 43 Yards: The Bears Kicker Competition Through the Eyes of Those Who Lived It - https://www.si.com/nfl/2019/08/21/ch...y-eddy-pineiro

That SI link is priceless. Reads like a short fictional story.

Parkey is Nagy's Finkle.

That isn’t a good sign.

Also this one :

In 1997 I was living in Saratoga Springs, NY in a 200 sq ft studio, broke, depressed and alcoholic. However I had the Broncos and they were finally not going to shit the bed. The four people in my life who I hadn’t driven away by that point came over to the my pathetic apartment and we proceeded to watch Bill Romanowski try and spear Mark Brunell 109x and either miss and allow Mark to scramble for a first, throw for a first or draw a penalty for a first down.

I was drinking tequila straight from the bottle by the fourth quarter. The game ended, I collapsed and started crying. My friends did a reverse Kool-Aid man in leaving so fast and then I spent the rest of the night throwing stuff against the wall and playing Twisted Metal 2 on the PlayStation while polishing off the bottle.

Honestly one of the lowest points of my entire life. That game hurts more than the SBs win felt good.

Originally Posted by MasterShake

Also this one :

I still maintain that the shitty call against Tory James changed the momentum in that game for us. I was so pissed at that BS PI call.

Thanks for the link. Went down the rabbit hole looking for the Why Your Team Sucks 2019: Denver Broncos and was not disappointed in the Broncos fans comments:

I still hate Rahim Moore for jumping that route.

I want “**** Rahim Moore” etched on my gravestone, so my grandchildren know I care so little for them.

https://deadspin.com/why-your-team-s...cos-1836907091

I'll maintain until I die that the hate for Rahim Moore is the dumbest, most misplaced hatred held by the broncos fanbase.

Originally Posted by BroncoWave

I'll maintain until I die that the hate for Rahim Moore is the dumbest, most misplaced hatred held by the broncos fanbase.

I'll maintain that you should GTF-O of my thread with dumbass takes like this.

Originally Posted by Buff

I'll maintain that you should GTF-O of my thread with dumbass takes like this.

Originally Posted by Buff

I'll maintain that you should GTF-O of my thread with dumbass takes like this.

John Fox is the villain in that game. Moore tried to make a play to win the game and he messed up. Fox sat on the ball with Peyton ****ing Manning. Blaming that loss on Moore is the easy simpleton take, but it's the incorrect one. Even on that one play Champ botched it too.

Originally Posted by BroncoWave

John Fox is the villain in that game. Moore tried to make a play to win the game and he messed up. Fox sat on the ball with Peyton ****ing Manning. Blaming that loss on Moore is the easy simpleton take, but it's the incorrect one. Even on that one play Champ botched it too.

Fox being a coward doesn't change the fact that Moore made the single most infamous play in the franchise's 60 year history.

You can relitigate this all you want - but that doesn't change the way I feel in my bones. I like the gravestone idea that the deadspin commenter had.

Originally Posted by Buff

Fox being a coward doesn't change the fact that Moore made the single most infamous play in the franchise's 60 year history.

You can relitigate this all you want - but that doesn't change the way I feel in my bones. I like the gravestone idea that the deadspin commenter had.

You are definitely free to sit there and be wrong in your wrongness!

**** Rahim Moore.

Then the next season on our Sunday night games he called himself "the dream" on their little self intros. I want to strangle him, his parents, his 4th grade teacher, his dog and shit in his dishwasher.

That Bal loss was tough amd it should sicken all Denver fans

But it was not as bad as the Jax loss. Not even close. We know Broncos would be a force the next year at least in 2013. There were more unknowns in 96. Elway was 37, then the torn bicep. Imo