I'm just following your lead from now on. If you're going to take my posts out of context then expect the same.
Mitch agrees! @DanielCCSBears
Mitch Trubisky was a hard worker and a leader. He didn't have the arm talent to get it done. His processing is better than Fields.
He didn’t have the mental capacity to be a leader. His arm wasn’t the issue. He’s a fucking mental case that was just too pampered. End discussion.
Too pampered? You're kidding right? Jay Cutler was pampered. They extended Cutler twice for playing like trash and you think Trubisky was pampered?
This actually isn't true. Mitchs biggest issue was he was an absolute ret@rd (like yourself) and couldn't read a defense at all. Fields understands what he's seeing, which is evident from his explanations breaking things down post game. He's much more intelligent. He needs to get off of reads quicker and needs to be more willing to throw into tight windows. His issue isn't understanding what he's seeing though.
Turn the tvs off they’re hurting my feelings! They had to cut the field in half for him, when teams caught on to nagys scheme it was even worse! He was never a pure progression quarterback.
Ahhh yes, Mr Deer in headlights Trubisky could process lmaoooo wtf was @DanielCCSBears watching?
Oh here we go with the propped up excuses!
Trubisky averaged about 33 passes a game under Nagy. I’m sure if you include scrambles & sacks, that number is probably around 40 times per game. This is just rough math but I’d rather go with that then whatever BS you offer.
Mhmm. I even said on CCS that Nagy used Trubisky like he wanted to prove that the guy couldn't throw the ball. Its wild that this fat idiot put all of his chips in on Mitch because he has a historic Bears passing game vs the 31st ranked defense in the league.
You are talking about the 'I turned off the TVs in team facability Mitch'?
