Here's the Chicago offense.

Matt Forte, Tulane University.

Touchdown Bears.

A dramatic catch by Matt Forte.

Matt Forte.

Forte.

50-yard run for a touchdown.

You know, just watching Matt Forte on film, watch him here, he can make those jump cuts.

I mean, he can plant that left foot and then jump way over to the right and then plant the right foot and go up field again.

Ten year NFL veteran. Whenever I see an open field full of green grass, I just get excited. Two-time Pro Bowl selection.

You got to kind of study on film the way that DBs tackles.

I wonder how many running backs scouted opposing DBs to figure out what kind of tacklers

they were.

When you get them guys coming for your knees all the time, you start to say, you know what,

let me figure some of this out because I respect the dude who will come, you know, mono

imano head up on you. You know, when the guys chop you down and you're not even turned around yet or something like that, it's like, yeah, I don't really respect that. If you're going low like that, you're going to get one of my knees coming up. And that's what I'm trying to do. I've tried to put that shoulder pad and that thigh on your neck.

See if I can knock you out of the game

because you're trying to knock me out of the game too.

That does not sound fun.

Of all the statistics you can get out of Matt Forte,

running the ball, catching everything else,

his accomplished blocking ability is what gives you security

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