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I'm excited to see our young offensive talent grow, specifically monty/mooney/kmet.
I'm excited to see our young offensive talent grow, specifically monty/mooney/kmet.
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I’m not giving up hope yet.....did we give up when the Germans bombed Pearl Harbor
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The Lions did this. Skipped on a QB with pick #3 and got a fucking CB.
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Its basically a sure thing Pace will find a playmaking offensive skill position player at some point in this draft. He's very good at that.
2020: Mooney, 2019: Montgomery, 2018: Miller (he was for a while), 2017: Cohen, 2016: Howard and even in 2015 he got a half season of decent football out of Jeremy Langford. So I wouldn't spend too much time lamenting a lack of playmakers, between whoever Pace drafts and the return of Cohen the Bears will have more explosiveness on offense even if Robinson II leaves.
2020: Mooney, 2019: Montgomery, 2018: Miller (he was for a while), 2017: Cohen, 2016: Howard and even in 2015 he got a half season of decent football out of Jeremy Langford. So I wouldn't spend too much time lamenting a lack of playmakers, between whoever Pace drafts and the return of Cohen the Bears will have more explosiveness on offense even if Robinson II leaves.
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A cornerback who looked worse than two guys the Bears drafted in the second and fifth rounds...
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Oh yea I mean if that makes someone happy to watch more power to them, but I just don’t really feel like spending my Sundays watching a Nagy coached team. I know they won’t win much. I’m not giving up my fandom, just choosing to spend my time wisely lol. I’ll come back to it in 2022 when they’re both fired.
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He really can’t with Foles as quarterback and no offensive line
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Hey, you resemble that remark
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Pray number twelve in Green Bay breaks his collarbone week four and waltz to eleven-ish wins and a division title. The Lions and Vikings are in an even more pathetic state than the Bears, if Green Bay falls off the North should be a fairly easy win.
Aside from that I dont know. Sneaking in as the seven seed then getting blown the fuck out isn't going to keep Nagy and Pace around another year.
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They’re not going to find a QB and probably won’t be able to build an O line with the cap situation that will suddenly make this team look special next year or even competitive against the Packers. Everyone in the world knows that 2021 is going to be a wasted year and delay the inevitable reset
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I guess George is a eunuch after all. Pathetic.
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War’s over man, Wormer dropped the big one.
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I really hope they don't go all in for 2021 since they figure they need to win or they're fired. Don't give up draft picks, don't overpay FA's. More than likely they will be fired after next season anyway. No matter what they do to this team this offseason, it is not going to be anywhere near enough to come even close to being competitive with the schedule we have next season.
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Bingo. Get ready for a lot of big money, probably trading draft picks, and loading up on all the big names they can. This rarely ends well and will fuck them over big time in the long term.
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5 takeaways from Bears’ wild-card playoff loss to the Saints
Before we dive into the Bears' offseason questions, here are our takeaways from Sunday's postseason loss vs. Saints.
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FROM THE ARTICLE:
"This is where the game officially turned in my eyes. With 1:49 left on the clock, the Bears decided to run the ball with running back David Montgomery, getting five yards and causing the Saints to burn a timeout. The play call worked well since you gained yards and still stopped the clock, knowing the Saints could not use another timeout if they got the ball back prior to time expiring. The Bears now could dictate pace and mount a sustained drive that, at the very least, would result in a field goal to cut the deficit to 7-6. Instead, head coach Matt Nagy opted to call another run play to Montgomery that resulted in a three-yard gain. They let the clock run instead of rushing to the line and calling a play, then called a run-pass option (RPO) that saw backup running back Ryan Nall run into a wall for no gain, resulting in a fourth down. The Bears punted to end the half. This was the moment to turn the tides and make a game out of it. The Bears had plenty of time and timeouts to work with and didn't attempt one pass and let the clock run. What's worse is using your fourth string running back in a playoff game instead of Montgomery or even Cordarrelle Patterson. Nagy played scared and clearly didn't trust quarterback Mitchell Trubisky, or his offense as a whole for that matter, to drive down the field and score points in a two-minute situation"
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Lions haven't won their division since 1993, this shouldn't surprise anyone.
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Yea it was an example of bringing back a GM/HC with basically an unrealistic expectation (for them) to make something happen in the playoffs and they fuck up the future in a desperate attempt to win.
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Listening to Biggs on the score....he dosent know shit,this thing everyone is saying about them staying is all rumor bullshit.....bears have been quiet and nobody know shit,the fact that they have been silent for awhile now should speak volumes about big changes coming.......don't rip your dicks off just yet
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5 takeaways from Bears’ wild-card playoff loss to the Saints
Before we dive into the Bears' offseason questions, here are our takeaways from Sunday's postseason loss vs. Saints.
This is where the game officially turned in my eyes. With 1:49 left on the clock, the Bears decided to run the ball with running back David Montgomery, getting five yards and causing the Saints to burn a timeout. The play call worked well since you gained yards and still stopped the clock, knowing the Saints could not use another timeout if they got the ball back prior to time expiring. The Bears now could dictate pace and mount a sustained drive that, at the very least, would result in a field goal to cut the deficit to 7-6. Instead, head coach Matt Nagy opted to call another run play to Montgomery that resulted in a three-yard gain. They let the clock run instead of rushing to the line and calling a play, then called a run-pass option (RPO) that saw backup running back Ryan Nall run into a wall for no gain, resulting in a fourth down. The Bears punted to end the half. This was the moment to turn the tides and make a game out of it. The Bears had plenty of time and timeouts to work with and didn't attempt one pass and let the clock run. What's worse is using your fourth string running back in a playoff game instead of Montgomery or even Cordarrelle Patterson. Nagy played scared and clearly didn't trust quarterback Mitchell Trubisky, or his offense as a whole for that matter, to drive down the field and score points in a two-minute situation
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