Olin Kreutz on Bears coaches, players after ugly loss to Cardinals: 'They can all point a thumb at themselves'

(670 The Score) The Bears were manhandled in their 29-9 loss to the Cardinals on Sunday, much to the dismay of Score football analyst Olin Kreutz.

The Cardinals dominated the line of scrimmage by rushing for 213 yards and averaging 6.3 yards per carry. Meanwhile, the Bears only amassed 241 yards of offense and didn’t record a touchdown as they dropped their second straight game and fell to 4-4.

"The good thing about this film that I just watched is they can all point a thumb at themselves,” Kreutz said on the Mully & Haugh Show on Monday morning. “No one really played good football. You can’t point to anybody and say, ‘Man, at least they did this well.’ Nobody did that yesterday, along with the coaching staff. Now they’re all in the boat together, and they all got to row."

You can watch Kreutz’s full analysis at the top of this page.

Featured Image Photo Credit: Christian Petersen/Getty Images