4th & 13

[Moses Moreno]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1733969232725954853

This is the play that catapults Justin's career here. Justin took the mic and turned into Jordan Belfort.

He's our guy.

 

[msadows]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1733969232725954853

This is the play that catapults Justin's career here. Justin took the mic and turned into Jordan Belfort.

He's our guy.

Stupid play.

If you pay close attention he had a Tight End open on an 8 yard pass.

 

[Chicago Staleys]

4th & 13

 

[Moses Moreno]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1733990763778679179

That was an Aaron Rodgers dagger.

 

[MakeMyDay]

Nice play dialed up by Getsy and great execution by JF and DJ - Right out of Rogers old playbook -

 

[BigTom]

It was a good play. They only got to run it because he got bailed out by the refs on an obvious intentional grounding right before this though. That non call in a tied game completely changed the game. So as long as Justin gets lucky calls he can be the guy for a game.

 

[Britbuffguy]

It was a good play. They only got to run it because he got bailed out by the refs on an obvious intentional grounding right before this though. That non call in a tied game completely changed the game. So as long as Justin gets lucky calls he can be the guy for a game.

Guess you missed where if the ball hits a player, its considered interfered with, thus not grounding.

But you have your agenda.

If seeing the Bears win a game gets you so angry, why are you here?

 

[dabears70]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1733969232725954853

This is the play that catapults Justin's career here. Justin took the mic and turned into Jordan Belfort.

He's our guy.

4th and 13

 

[Dumpster Fire]

Fields got the Lions to jump offsides for a free play and threw a perfect pass given the opportunity. Then later he smoothly coasted into the corner of the end zone for another 6pts. I don’t know what this team looks like in Week One next season, but those two plays show his upside quite clearly.

 

[BigTom]

Guess you missed where if the ball hits a player, its considered interfered with, thus not grounding.

But you have your agenda.

If seeing the Bears win a game gets you so angry, why are you here?

If that call was the other way and the Bears opponent got away with it there'd be a thread with 100 posts already picking it apart. Nobody wants to see bad officiating changing games. Intentional grounding shouldn't be a judgment call. It shouldn't be what the refs opinion on what he thinks the qb was trying to do. It should just be what was the result. The qb was in the grasp and threw the ball straight at his linemans feet with no receiver anywhere near. That's intentional grounding whether it's the team I'm rooting for or not. The Bears got lucky and it changed the game.

 

[SlickWilly]

It was a good play. They only got to run it because he got bailed out by the refs on an obvious intentional grounding right before this though. That non call in a tied game completely changed the game. So as long as Justin gets lucky calls he can be the guy for a game.

You might wanna learn the rule for that play before spouting off dumb fuck.

 

[SlickWilly]

If that call was the other way and the Bears opponent got away with it there'd be a thread with 100 posts already picking it apart. Nobody wants to see bad officiating changing games. Intentional grounding shouldn't be a judgment call. It shouldn't be what the refs opinion on what he thinks the qb was trying to do. It should just be what was the result. The qb was in the grasp and threw the ball straight at his linemans feet with no receiver anywhere near. That's intentional grounding whether it's the team I'm rooting for or not. The Bears got lucky and it changed the game.

That’s a lot of whining when it’s just easier to say you were wrong.

 

[gallagher]

If that call was the other way and the Bears opponent got away with it there'd be a thread with 100 posts already picking it apart. Nobody wants to see bad officiating changing games. Intentional grounding shouldn't be a judgment call. It shouldn't be what the refs opinion on what he thinks the qb was trying to do. It should just be what was the result. The qb was in the grasp and threw the ball straight at his linemans feet with no receiver anywhere near. That's intentional grounding whether it's the team I'm rooting for or not. The Bears got lucky and it changed the game.

So personally, I thought he got sacked in live play. I really don't like the intent of throwing the ball while you are going to the ground, in the old days that was being unsafe with the ball. Now you have QBs trying to throw as they go down while defenders have to take an extra second to make sure that the QB isnt tackled tooooo hard to avoid a penalty.

I bring this up because I am old and stuck in the past. I am glad Fields got the ball out and got a chance to add a highlight to his reel. That 4th down pass was beautiful, and I jumped out of the couch so fast to cheer that my dad's dog jumped too.

 

[bamainatlanta]

It was a good play. They only got to run it because he got bailed out by the refs on an obvious intentional grounding right before this though. That non call in a tied game completely changed the game. So as long as Justin gets lucky calls he can be the guy for a game.

It was not obvious intentional grounding. You don’t understand The rule book do you?

 

[bamainatlanta]

If that call was the other way and the Bears opponent got away with it there'd be a thread with 100 posts already picking it apart. Nobody wants to see bad officiating changing games. Intentional grounding shouldn't be a judgment call. It shouldn't be what the refs opinion on what he thinks the qb was trying to do. It should just be what was the result. The qb was in the grasp and threw the ball straight at his linemans feet with no receiver anywhere near. That's intentional grounding whether it's the team I'm rooting for or not. The Bears got lucky and it changed the game.

If the throw is affected by the hit of the linemen and the QB is throwing in the direction of a receiver then it’s not intentional grounding. This isn’t hard to comprehend.

 

[ThatGuyRyan]

my question about this, and would be Getsy if I am Ryan Poles. "Why aren't you running this at least once every game?"

 

[Moses Moreno]

my question about this, and would be Getsy if I am Ryan Poles. "Why aren't you running this at least once every game?"

It's highly situational - first off you need to go to the line in a situation where you know you're not going for it on 4th down.

Then you need Justin/Jenkins to bluff in such a way that convinced the defense that they're going for it. The fake line call by Jenkins + Justin's cadence got Hutch to jump and Justin/DJ did their thing.

I was at the 2001 Mike Brown OT INT game - this play tops it. Justin's football intelligence shined in a way that we've only been on the other end of for 15 or so years with that jackass up north. This was the play that solidified Justin as the man in this town.

 

[msadows]

It's highly situational - first off you need to go to the line in a situation where you know you're not going for it on 4th down.

Then you need Justin/Jenkins to bluff in such a way that convinced the defense that they're going for it. The fake line call by Jenkins + Justin's cadence got Hutch to jump and Justin/DJ did their thing.

I was at the 2001 Mike Brown OT INT game - this play tops it. Justin's football intelligence shined in a way that we've only been on the other end of for 15 or so years with that jackass up north. This was the play that solidified Justin as the man in this town.

Yea this was all the players. Getsy's dumb ass had nothing to do with this. If it was 4th and 4 he'd have called a screen.

 

[Bust]

Yea this was all the players. Getsy's dumb ass had nothing to do with this. If it was 4th and 4 he'd have called a screen.

The timeout the Bears burnt when the time clock was going down. It was Justin calling audible late, which is great!

He's figuring it out and getting more comfortable with the system before your very eyes boyz

All coaching. Luke Getsy is the man!

 

[ThatGuyRyan]

It's highly situational - first off you need to go to the line in a situation where you know you're not going for it on 4th down.

Then you need Justin/Jenkins to bluff in such a way that convinced the defense that they're going for it. The fake line call by Jenkins + Justin's cadence got Hutch to jump and Justin/DJ did their thing.

I was at the 2001 Mike Brown OT INT game - this play tops it. Justin's football intelligence shined in a way that we've only been on the other end of for 15 or so years with that jackass up north. This was the play that solidified Justin as the man in this town.

the Packer's used to run that on us sometimes 2-3 times a game. I agree it's situational, why has it taken 13 games in to see it? Justin said they practice it 2-3 times a week.