[gorush]

The Packers are looking for a kicker...can Hester kick?

[GeronL]

workers comp?

for retiring?

[dr_lew]

Thought of The Hellstrom Chronicle right away. ( At 5:30 + ) "How did we spend our few hours? Tormented with questions of why we were born? Or like they, accepting the gift and gently saying goodbye?"

( Spent a couple of lifetimes trackin' that one down, I must say :-)

[cmsgop]

YUPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPP!!!!

[ducttape45]

You know what? Let him go, retire, leave. That man, as great of a return specialist he was/is, he's no elite receiver. He demanded the same pay as one and never produced. When the Bears were faced with having to let someone go to waivers because of a roster spot, they to let go someone who had more receiving yards and catching than Hester (Sanzenbacher).

Then yesterday he says, "The media, the false fans, you all got what you all wanted. Majority of you all wanted him out. As players, we wanted him in. I guess the false fans out-ruled us. I thought he was a great coach, probably one of the best coaches I have ever been around. He brought me in."

Just who does he think he is. What a prideful, arrogant, self-serving statement. Hester and those who have that same pride need to go next. The Bear's management let the player(s) dictate policy instead of the other way around. It's time to fix what is wrong in Chicago and it starts with letting people like Hester go.

[rabidralph]

So, is Hester mad because the jig is up on his limited skills and a new coach will get rid of him or what?