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Hey, i thought you had me on ignore? LMAO
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Check out their injury report and you’ll see why. 49ers' injury list is lengthy; team could be down nine starters vs. Giants. That’s a few weeks ago, but it hasn’t gotten better.
Plus JimmyG sucks.
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Shanny is the best offensive minded coach in the league. Nagy couldn't hold his jockstrap. Shanny has developed no names into great players. Nagy has turned good players into scrubs....
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Jimmy G and Mitch are the same player with mitch having better mobility and Jimmy g having an actual offensive coach, an oline, a stable or running backs, and a tight end.
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Exactly. Neither of them can read a defense. Neither have accuracy.
The difference is one grew up in good ol northern illinois so the meatballs on here always defend him.
Funny thing is, so did cole kmet, and the same meatballs don't defend him. Must be because they just can't defend a player on the bears who struggles. Like ever.
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I think he was benched for Beathard
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yes, yes he was.
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More people here shit on Jimmy than support him. But im not sure what to tell you if you dont know why fans are more critical of players on the team they cheer for than the ones they dont. It's almost as if they have a deep rooting interest for the Bears to succeed and are extra critical of the current players who aren't performing. Really weird stuff, man.
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Yeah....that’s it exactly...lol
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shanny doesn't have a system... lol thats some bullshit. He's been running the same shit his whole career and he brings in guys that fit
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People aren’t critical. They are biased. Nick Foles hasn’t thrown good passes in a lot of these games and is wildly inconsistent. Someone posted a video of the biggest miss imaginable to Mooney. The same “fans” crucified Mitch for missing that throw by inches or feet. He’s missing them by 5 yards. Crickets. The fan base is just filled with negative people.
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I’m glad the Bears didn’t go after him... not at the price paid.
My concern was never talent though... he’s a smart QB... was more so durability issues.
My concern was never talent though... he’s a smart QB... was more so durability issues.
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WTF are we even talking about here?
I mean is this Bears related in any way?
***** about anyone posting off topic and then you start threads like this.
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Belichik has a system. It’s called evolving. All great coaches run a system or create one like Bill Walsh.
What’s his system bot? Please explain.
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He runs a hybrid/evolved system of what his father ran but the catalyst of the offense is outside zone. Just like his father. No name RBs become household names and TE's are heavily featured. Anyone eligible can and will motion including the fullback. The shanahan's most certainly have a system. It's trickled it's way through the NFL. The Vikings, Titans and Rams offenses are predicated off of Mike Shanahans previous work. Kyle and McVay both came up under him.
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Watched a few 49ers games last season and was totally underwhelmed. He's a game manager.
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Lost Buckner in trade. Bosa and Thomas to injury. I believe they were missing 4 people from their secondary today. Hard to keep up with that many injuries
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Do you read what you just wrote.... that’s about the most vague description of a system you could imagine. That’s literally modern NFL offense in it’s entirety. Exception for losing football teams.
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if you watch the kollman video on JimmyG he chronicles how he has issues throwing outside the numbers and accuracy, in fact people get on mitch about missing the deep ball but jimmy had a chance to be the super bowl hero, had emmanuel sanders deep at the end of the game and missed him..
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What Makes Kyle Shanahan’s Offense So Dangerous and Effective?
Shanahan’s offensive brilliance was on full display against the Packers in the NFC championship game—just look at the breakout game Raheem Mostert had. What makes his offense so unique and adaptable? Sage Rosenfels uses tape to break down the specific elements.