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It was play calling malpractice.
Interesting that a statistic showing Nagy putting the offense in a position to fail getting less legs than the QB rating.
Bears fans being Bears fans.
Lack of preparation, when you skip preseason and you can't be surprized when your offense delivers a week 1 preseason effort. Issues such as locking onto a primary receiver are things that get worked out through game reps.There were still open guys on those 33 plays that he flat missed.
There were still open guys on those 33 plays that he flat missed.
This dude is really stretching it on some of these plays.
Whitehair misses the block on a stunt, leaving Smith running free right up the middle and into Trubisky’s face, but Trubisky “spins out of the pocket for no reason at all”. ?
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Whitehair misses the block on a stunt, leaving Smith running free right up the middle and into Trubisky’s face, but Trubisky “spins out of the pocket for no reason at all”. ?
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This dude is really stretching it on some of these plays.
I've put some time into my feelings about 33 straight pass attempts and at the end of the day I don't care.
You can pass fora variety of reasons. Could be to get the QB going, develop some passing rhythm, identify mismatches, spread the field, etc... I know it didn't work, but I also know the solution isn't as simple as saying 'run more'. As a refresher, running wasn't doing that great either.
I also think the week 1 loss was Nagy testing Mitch. After that loss they can pull a part the tape and give Mitch both weekly and season long adjustments to his game. In short, if Nagy needs Mitch to drive the ball late in the season/playoffs let's take the early games in the season to test where he's at and make the appropriate adjustments.
Somebody should tell Nagy that the preseason exists.
Hey, try not to suck any dick on your way through the parking lot...Why does this remind me of clerks with the 37 Dick sucks. “In a row”.
When was the first time you got so mad at Nagy after watching a Bears game that you came here and started a thread about it? I popped that cherry after the debacle against the Packers back in week 1 of 2019.This thread is memorializing the historic, unprecedented feat achieved last Thursday of an NFL coach calling 33 consecutive pass plays in a one-score game. I copied and pasted the play-by-play from pfr of every Bears offensive play beginning at 10:00 left in the third quarter. As you can see, other than a couple of punts, it was 33 consecutive plays that were intended to have the QB pass the ball.
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When was the first time you got so mad at Nagy after watching a Bears game that you came here and started a thread about it? I popped that cherry after the debacle against the Packers back in week 1 of 2019.
When was the first time you got so mad at Nagy after watching a Bears game that you came here and started a thread about it? I popped that cherry after the debacle against the Packers back in week 1 of 2019.
And I got you on notice Matt Nagy.
You let all that good offseason press go to your head and decided “FTP” meant something entirely different. I really don't want to support the idea that playing your starters in August...at least on one severely deficient side of the ball...would really make a substantial difference, but I am not the one swallowing three delay of game penalties on your home field during the nationally televised NFL Season Opener that also marks the 100th anniversary of the franchise that just literally paid you millions of dollars NOT to have an offense that disgusting on these sort of occasions.
Clean this mess up quick coach, because it ain't getting any easier
The last 33 plays of the game were all pass plays with a couple of punts on 4th down (Mitch scrambled once, it wasn’t a designed run)Don't quote me but I counted only 3 running plays by the Bears in the second half and one was a Wild Cat. I got as high as 20 consecutive passes but I thought it would be easier just to count the run plays.