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Too late for Bears to right the ship?

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Bears wide receiver Brandon Marshall and quarterback Jay Cutler on the bench as against Seahawks score near the end of regulation at Soldier Field.

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Quarterback Jay Cutler and the offense is just not getting the job done for the Bears

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Coach Lovie Smith has watched the Bears slump to the precipice of elimination in the playoff hunt.

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Bears offensive coordinator Mike Tice has been trying all kinds of scenarios to squeeze more production from his players.

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There have been questions about the Bears' offense all season, but now they're being asked by members of the group, who are looking for answers as they head into the final two games of the season. "You sit there after the game and you feel horrible and you feel like, What could you have done differently and better?'" said offensive coordinator Mike Tice.

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    • Bears wide receiver Brandon Marshall and quarterback Jay Cutler on the bench as against Seahawks score near the end of regulation at Soldier Field.
    • Quarterback Jay Cutler and the offense is just not getting the job done for the Bears
    • Coach Lovie Smith has watched the Bears slump to the precipice of elimination in the playoff hunt.
    • Bears offensive coordinator Mike Tice has been trying all kinds of scenarios to squeeze more production from his players.
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