10veitout
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Gardner Minshew and Mitchell Trubisky are on Minshew's best day birds of a feather. I dont see the value in having one over the other, if anything Trubisky's play these last couple weeks have elevated his stock clearly above Minshew.
Lamenting the Bears quarterback situation is fine, we've been doing it my whole life. But pretending that adding Gardner Minshew would bring the Bears any closer to rectifying that issue is complete folly. Minshew can barely play, and to say he takes care of the ball contradicts his biggest flaw which is that he is an absolute turnover machine with his fumbling (basically a ritual for him every game) and multi-interception performances.
Gardner Minshew and Mitchell Trubisky are on Minshew's best day birds of a feather. I dont see the value in having one over the other, if anything Trubisky's play these last couple weeks have elevated his stock clearly above Minshew.
Lamenting the Bears quarterback situation is fine, we've been doing it my whole life. But pretending that adding Gardner Minshew would bring the Bears any closer to rectifying that issue is complete folly. Minshew can barely play, and to say he takes care of the ball contradicts his biggest flaw which is that he is an absolute turnover machine with his fumbling (basically a ritual for him every game) and multi-interception performances.
LOL no. Trubisky isn't even remotely on Minshew's level.
Minshew has 37-11 TD to INT ratio, and a 93 passer rating. He does this on a much worse team with lesser supporting cast then the Bears.
Trubisky's BEST season, cant even remotely compare.
Stats are a thing.