The Chicago Bears cannot be too thrilled with former linebacker Brian Urlacher's debut as a talking head. On Tuesday Urlacher said on Fox Sports 1 that the Bears faked injuries to slow down the league's uptempo offenses according to an article by Patrick Finley in the Chicago Sun-Times. ""We had a guy who was the designated dive guy," according to Urlacher. Urlacher went on to describe how a Bears assistant would mimic a swimmer's diving motion from the sideline to initiate the ploy, which often came on long drives when the defense needed a breather. Urlacher wouldn't name the assistant, saying: "It wasn't coached, but it was part of our game plan." Urlacher retired this summer after 13 stellar seasons as the Bears middle linebacker and was the centerpiece of the team's defense so he clearly knows what he is talking about. Of course faking injuries to slow down the offense is illegal but it is an act that has been suspected for years. Source: The Redzone
why is it after players retire they become jaded and talk crap? Move on with your life and be happy ya morons!!
I bet you see more "injuries" from teams who play the Eagles this season, with their new, up tempo offense.
If Urlacher thinks he's divulging some kind of intel, then it's funny and pathetic at the same time.
Remember the Giants did the same thing,but two guys went down instead of the one guy... Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk HD
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well if the offenses of all the teams that are gonna run the hurry up this year have like 3 straight 3 and outs,they are asking for miracles from their defenses,no matter who it is.
This just may be more proof of the effect of concussions cuz #54's gotta be concusses ed to sound this stupid...
He signed up for an online course immediately after haning 'em up called "If I Can Be A Media tramp, So Can You", written by Donovan McNabb.