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Does this mean we are going to stupid cartoon cards on the sidelines?
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People keep misinterpreting the college concepts that Nagy and his OC will eventually integrate. I am willing to put money down on a bet that the RPO plays will almost all be run pass options as handoffs to the back not a running option for Trubisky. Nagy is not going to be stupid enough to repeatedly put Trubisky in position to get smacked around in running plays. He will only run Trubs enough to force a defense into considering wasting a defender as a QB spy freeing up a man down field. I will eat my hat if Trubisky is frequently running the ball.
As for Watson comment. Lets be real here. You're not fooling anyone with your commentary. You're a well documented Watson blowhard and you took the chance to make up some bullshit about Trubisky not being a pocket passer. Despite being exactly what he was being developed as both in college and so far in the NFL.
I don't care if they blow Yogi Bear if I see 30 per game
In a story related to this recent brainstorming, the Bears have also brainwashed a desperate fanbase into believing a 14-and-34 "rebuild" has them poised for the playoffs in 2019 . . .
It's also hilariously ironic because what he's trying to knock Mitch for is exactly what Watson is (and it probably has contributed to his history with injuries, albeit not directly the one that killed this season for him).
I’m calling Trubisky’s stat line now
3800 yards 26 tds 11 ints 62% completion rate
And
375ish yards rushing.
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That's borderline Pro Bowl and would be amazing. Unless the D was decimated with injuries it also means 10+ wins and a trip to the playoffs. Not saying it won't happen especially if we invest in weapons for him, namely Landry or Robinson and then add a starter on the Oline. It's pretty clear Pace is going to invest everything he can to help Mitch take the next step. While his play was underwhelming at times this year, I haven't been more optomistic about a Bears team in a long team. For the first time since early years Angelo/Smith partnership we have a unified vision that everyone from the top down is supporting 100%. As trivial as that seems, it makes all the difference in the success of a franchise.
lol how is acknowledging his strengths, and being glad the Bears are going to play to them, knocking? Yes Watson is better in a spread offense too, he's just a much more natural playmaker than Trubisky. Style is not a knock, it's just a style. No style is bad or knock-worthy if you do it well and put up a lot of points with it.
As the year wore on, Trubisky ended up nearing the 60% completion rate. This is with the Hobbit calling plays, and making the offense obvious, and easily adjusted to.
26 tds is only 1.63 tds/game
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He also threw less than any QB I've seen. I'm seriously about to compare his attempts with rookie Orton
Yep. Turns out I was correct.
The Chiefs offense is fun.
They manufacture a ton of easy completions. If you have an accurate QB you can generate a ton of yac.
He isn't good in the pocket. His presence and footwork are poor. Who knows how long it would take to fix these things, if ever? At least this way he can hit the ground running.
A lot of hate going on in this thread just because Trubisky was bad last year and Watson wasn't. I'm not sure why we think Nagy will be a magical fix for tru or anything next year. We have zero clue what offense he is running next year, it's another system for an inexperienced QB to learn and that's while learning basic fundamentals, we still got jack at the WR core and don't you dare say that anybody on our roster is actually good and that WRs will flock to Chicago from fa and our OL needs improvement from the guards and center spot. I keep seeing this unrealistic comparison to what the rams just did but we aren't them and any form.
I just don't want people getting their hopes up because next year will still be a development year
A lot of hate going on in this thread just because Trubisky was bad last year and Watson wasn't. I'm not sure why we think Nagy will be a magical fix for tru or anything next year. We have zero clue what offense he is running next year, it's another system for an inexperienced QB to learn and that's while learning basic fundamentals, we still got jack at the WR core and don't you dare say that anybody on our roster is actually good and that WRs will flock to Chicago from fa and our OL needs improvement from the guards and center spot. I keep seeing this unrealistic comparison to what the rams just did but we aren't them and any form.
I just don't want people getting their hopes up because next year will still be a development year
There's going to be a load of college style RPO and spread concepts which will suit his skillset. Defenders will be moved out of the box, and they'll use Trubisky in zone reads where he'll get to run more. He isn't comfortable in the pocket in a traditional pro-style offense and doesn't feel the pressure or read the defense very well. Now he'll get to throw more quick passes. Getting him doing more of the things he's comfortable with should make for more immediate results.
And this pertains to Watson how exactly?