The Bears to pick a Bugger

This seasons "Monsters of the Midway" lacks one big thing... a little bit of nastiness. That nastiness was suppose to come form a Dusty guy from Oklahoma, but it isn't working out as planned because the Bears are ranked 30th against the pass giving up 249 yards per game. The "Tampa Two" or "Cover Two" whatever you want to call it is predicated on rushing the quarterback in which the Bears are not doing (Ala 17 sack this season). Dusty Dvoracek is the only man on that d-line the doesn't get doubled teamed and is the constantly running parallel to the line of scrimmage. If Dusty can get a little pressure up the middle the Bears defense will improve vastly because, the quarterback wouldn't have the time to throw and the corner's wouldn't be left on an Island as long. Unfortunately, this isn't happening and the Bears are being picked apart, instead of them picking a bugger (Anthony McFarland) to solve the problem. McFarland knows the system because he played for Tampa and Monty Kiffen and Indianapolis for Tony Dungy where he beat the Bears for one of his two championship. The best thing about picking Booger is that he is available to be a reserve after coming off patella tendon surgery.If the Bears really want to make a serious push for the division title the will add someone to their defensive line. Hey it's alway make me fill better once I pick a Big Bugger.