Chicago Bears' Quarterbacks Are a Delusion, Not a Dilemma

  The definition of delusion is an erroneous belief that is held in the face of evidence to the contrary. A delusion is a mistaken or unfounded opinion. The Chicago Bears' entire organization suffers from delusions of QB grandeur. Forcibly, stubbornly, and repeatedly, the Bears have roared that they have no problems with the QB position. Well, when an injury to a rookie left tackle, who has seldom practiced and never played in a game, and a journeyman guard unravels an entire offense, the problems are bigger. The people picking the personnel seem to have serious problems. How does one rookie lineman's injury unravel an entire organization's offensive plan? But the QB delusion haunts the team like a giggling ghost from a poor Poe tale. And the coaches can't accept the idea. The GM rejects the ideal; all's well in Bear QB land they drone on and on, as the Super Bowl window shuts. Here's an excerpt from the Bears' official site. The Bears brag on Pep Hamilton, their QB ... (link)