Disapointing Chicago Bears: Lovies Got to Go

Alright,
I'm officially sick and tired of the Bears this season. We were supposed to be back in the Superbowl this season, yet we are 4-5, and still looking for an identity. Flashback to free agency: Yes, Jay Cutler!!!!!!!!!!! We're going back to the promised land. Super Bears Super Bowl! No more garbage quarterbacks. YES!!! Fast forward to week 10: What the Heck happened?? As I look back, I should have seen this coming. I mean why should I expect my beloved Bears to do something great this year. I think I forgot one big thing: This is Chicago! Things don't come easy in this town! The last major sports team to win a championship was the 2005 white Sox (a team which I happen to dislike very much). Before that was the Bulls 3-peat from 1996 through 1998. But the last time the bears won? 1985.

The main reason the bears aren't doing well this season is because of their overrated head coach Lovie Smith. I don't know about you, but I have never seen a coach with less emotion than Lovie Smith. It makes me thing that he is listening to classical music on the sidelines instead of the play call. The only time Lovie makes some sort of emotion is when the other team scores some points. Next time you watch a Bears game, look at Lovie when the other team scores. Odds are, you'll see him clapping. Yes, that's not a typo, he actually claps when the other team scores.
Then there are the press conferences after the game with Lovie. Hey Lovie, what happened out there today? Why did you guys play so poorly today?  Well, we just finished the third game of the third quarter of the season and hopefully we will turn things around.  Thanks for another brilliant answer Lovie.

If the Bears want to be serious contenders, Lovie has to go.  Jerry Angelo should go out and get either Bill Cowher or Mike Shanahan to take over.  Until then however,  Bears fans are in for a lot of disappointment.