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How many times have u posted this?Bears have the worst qb in the division. They really do
#OHIOSTATE DOING #OHIOSTATE THANGS
How many times have u posted this?Bears have the worst qb in the division. They really do
#OHIOSTATE DOING #OHIOSTATE THANGS
What did you go to prison for?He's got 12 years in the pros. I'll take his opinion over those on a fan board.
But not over an ACTUAL QB evaluatorHe's got 12 years in the pros. I'll take his opinion over those on a fan board.
Those guys hype-up for clicks.But not over an ACTUAL QB evaluator
Wright may be something but the rest of the dudes around him suck and they're likely looking at replacing 4 OL over the next two years if Jenkins can't stay healthy. I don't see Jones having a high enough ceiling to be here long term. I don't trust him to be good enough to protect a QB over the next decade.I will point out that this is very very true but also, I think, another way of talking about how this defense lacks impact linemen. I was hoping that a healthy Jenkins was the type to punch someone in the mouth and set the tone for a rough-and-tumble game. Wright may in fact be a tone setter an I am excited to see what he can do over the next few years.
This defense lacks the ability to rush my grandma out of the pocket. Struggling lines lead to a lot of problems downstream.
Chicago has 4 picks in the first three rounds of the next draft and I would have zero qualms with drafting two DEs, C and OG. They then have two fourth round picks, in which I would recommend drafting two more OGs.Wright may be something but the rest of the dudes around him suck and they're likely looking at replacing 4 OL over the next two years if Jenkins can't stay healthy. I don't see Jones having a high enough ceiling to be here long term. I don't trust him to be good enough to protect a QB over the next decade.
Whitehair is getting long in the tooth and maybe, just maybe he rebounds to play well this year but he's old enough that he could decline with one nagging injury.
It struck me listening to the radio the other day, Tom Thayer mentioned he played with the same 5 guys for seven straight years in the NFL.
The Bears are nowhere near that right now.
Between you and your bestie Bust, I find it comical that “fans” root for the team to be dogshit. And speaking of dog shit, @DanielCCSBears is also included
he does seem to be regressing howeverSome of this has to be coaching and maybe too much 7 on 7 in camp. 2 things I didn't see from Fields, the confidence to let it fly to a guy early in a progression unless a key was involved nor skipping parts of a progression based on what he saw before the snap or early in the rep.
A lot of this has to be coaching and emphasis with a player that is trying very hard to stay in the system. At this point they may be better off telling him to just let er rip, and or call his own plays etc. He's playing like a pawn on chess board right now and he's not being moved by a master. He really looks like he's trying too hard to stay in system and his coaches aren't telling him how to short circuit progressions and are reinforcing the not making mistakes aspect of the position. He looks stifled and it's actually creating as many or more errors than just letting him roll. Biggest difference is that like this, you only get the errors and not the big plays/special he offers. In a big play league, you need to let a big play player eat.
All that said, I have no idea what's up behind the scenes and Fields may just not have it but I suspect there's more to this story than Justin being gun shy early in his progressions on his own.
assuming they don't have to take a QBChicago has 4 picks in the first three rounds of the next draft and I would have zero qualms with drafting two DEs, C and OG. They then have two fourth round picks, in which I would recommend drafting two more OGs.
Add a few decades to that.No one is "rooting" for the Bears to be dog-shit. They've been dog-shit for 5 years.
(12-4) 2018 season was fun to watch.Add a few decades to that.
Superbowl vs the Colts era was the only other time I really felt like the team was good.
Interesting take on the WR's and QB."The problem is, the wide receivers need a quarterback, not the quarterback needs weapons. It's the same results. Justin Fields is a tremendous athlete he's really, really good in fantasy football. We're talking about this real thing, they need to start treating him the same way y'all treat Zach Wilson."
Ex-NFL player: ‘The wide receivers need a quarterback, not the quarterback needs weapons'
Did Justin Fields show his true colors on Sunday against the Packers? Or was it a fluke? One ex-NFL player, now analyst, LeSean McCoy, believes this is who Fields is now. He believes the excuses about not having weapons or an offensive line are nonsensical. “They say ‘It can’t be Justin Fields...www.yahoo.com
First, Lesean McCoy is not “everyone”.It literally took one game for almost everyone to change their minds on Justin Fields.