Potentially we could probably either address OL or QB. QB we would have to mortgage future years for. OL could be improved drastically in the draft if they don't address qb. Either way the offense next year will be mediocre at best and I dont think anybody knows with the defense. Very little chance of these guys not being fired but also ruining 2022 at least as well.
Right, he is. It giving up play calls. He rides and die with his system
Nagy doesn’t even believe in developing his QB. He here to draw up and call plays
No shit..I never claimed I did..Its from the article...DUMMY
Then use quotes instead of presenting it as your own. I'll hold off on reporting it so you can fix it.
If you would have read the article you would have seen that it was from the article...DUMMY
Its not anyone's job but the person posting an article to ensure they don't plagiarize or publish material protected by copyright without crediting its source properly.
Then report it and stfu...Gram
Okay
Looks like the mods have to save your ass this time lol
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.www.yahoo.com
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"
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.
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"
Looks like they think youre a fool
