The Chicago Bears social media team was just trying to advertise their new quarterback.
It turns out the fan base lost all hope the moment they signed that new quarterback.
The Bears’ Twitter account tweeted an image from free agent file Andy Dalton, titled only with the quote “QB1”. As you probably should have expected the social team, in the comments section it didn’t go well.
Twitter user Jessi Davin posted a video of “Stone Cold,” Steve Austin, who said “give me hell, yes,” and then moves into an empty audience.
@MrRodJones Tweeted, “Waiting for a fan base to get excited about Andy Dalton is like asking a 5-year-old to get excited about broccoli. It just won’t happen. They want dinosaur-shaped chicken seeds, just like the rest of us ”.
MSP Athletics has tweeted the image, photoshopped with a 2 in front of No. 14 Andy Dalton, suggesting the team would go 2-14. “They fixed it,” they wrote. Some other users tweeted simply to “sell the computer.”
Luke Null, who was a member of the “SNL” cast for a season, he tweeted, “The Best Chicago Bears QB of All Time.” Which, in its own sense, could be the biggest insult there is.
The Bears gave Andy Dalton a one-year, $ 10 million contract after he let Mitchell Trubisky’s former No. 2 pick go to Bills in free agency. They tried to lure Russell Wilson from Seattle, reportedly, by offering the Seahawks three first-round picks and two players, but Pete Carroll refused to let the deal happen.