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One more off topic post and errrbody is getting a DM of my micropeen nestled oh-so cutely inside a black forest.
I'm actually gonna keep my belief that Jenkins and Davis will be fine but i am worried about Whitehair at C. As long as Jenkins doesn't have any serious injuries and definitely nothing to do with his back.That whole interior line unfortunately. I seriously doubt next year's starting center is on the team.
Maybe but at least i'm not someone else's message board puppet boy.
Most OCs actually coach so they don't have the time for shenanigans
Maybe I’m misremembering but this camp has had some of the most cringe talking points I can think of.Just saw where a few media members were questioning coach Flus about Chase being “disruptive”. Wait, so just a week ago they were focused on “juice” and the O not jawing enough with the D… now a week later you are on Chase for doing exactly that… and now want to label him as disruptive? GTF outta here!
When did some in the so called “Bears media” get so bad? These guys can’t keep a thought straight. Moreover, if a Bear player or coach is not telling you Chase is being disruptive, how can you label him with that tag? Because he “disrupted” you while you were eating a hot dog while watching practice?
These guys ?. By most all reports Chase has stepped it up in camp and is making significant strides. Let’s leave it that way until we hear otherwise from players or coaches… or until it shows otherwise on the football field. Subjective “beliefs” or stories created in a reporters own head should never drive a narrative about a player.
Most OCs don't have Pat Mahomes. Turns out "be you" probably works great in that situation.Most OCs actually coach so they don't have the time for shenanigans
Matt Nagy is a great coach when he doesn't have to coach.Most OCs don't have Pat Mahomes. Turns out "be you" probably works great in that situation.
What's the call coach?
I dunno. Be you.
Ok, cool.
Everyone knows that one of the most important abilities is availability. Few know that the most important ability is non-suck-ability. Musty proved last year that being available CAN be a liability to a team.At least Mustipher isn’t on the team. They might’ve started him and move whitehair back to guard.
Also why are the real crappy players more likely to stay healthy? The oddity of life.
Yeah I happen to like Jenkins and I'm pulling for him... Let's just say I'm hoping for the best, preparing for the worst.I'm actually gonna keep my belief that Jenkins and Davis will be fine but i am worried about Whitehair at C. As long as Jenkins doesn't have any serious injuries and definitely nothing to do with his back.
He puts together a mean locker room celebration though.Matt Nagy is a great coach when he doesn't have to coach.
You know the media man, just trying to sell clicks;Just saw where a few media members were questioning coach Flus about Chase being “disruptive”. Wait, so just a week ago they were focused on “juice” and the O not jawing enough with the D… now a week later you are on Chase for doing exactly that… and now want to label him as disruptive? GTF outta here!
When did some in the so called “Bears media” get so bad? These guys can’t keep a thought straight. Moreover, if a Bear player or coach is not telling you Chase is being disruptive, how can you label him with that tag? Because he “disrupted” you while you were eating a hot dog while watching practice?
These guys ?. By most all reports Chase has stepped it up in camp and is making significant strides. Let’s leave it that way until we hear otherwise from players or coaches… or until it shows otherwise on the football field. Subjective “beliefs” or stories created in a reporters own head should never drive a narrative about a player.
Well, I realize the two so-called journalists that post here are hardly that, but it seems they have that same issue. Everything is negative and controversial. Instead of professionalism, it's all about sensationalism. Every single thread title reads like it was written by someone who didn't get hired by the National Enquirer because they were too over the top.Just saw where a few media members were questioning coach Flus about Chase being “disruptive”. Wait, so just a week ago they were focused on “juice” and the O not jawing enough with the D… now a week later you are on Chase for doing exactly that… and now want to label him as disruptive? GTF outta here!
When did some in the so called “Bears media” get so bad? These guys can’t keep a thought straight. Moreover, if a Bear player or coach is not telling you Chase is being disruptive, how can you label him with that tag? Because he “disrupted” you while you were eating a hot dog while watching practice?
These guys ?. By most all reports Chase has stepped it up in camp and is making significant strides. Let’s leave it that way until we hear otherwise from players or coaches… or until it shows otherwise on the football field. Subjective “beliefs” or stories created in a reporters own head should never drive a narrative about a player.
It might come down to Robinson vs Gibson for the last DE spot on the roster with Robinson probably having the most upside in this defense.Gipson better get several pressures against the Titans, if not sacks, because he is going to be playing in garbage time against grocery store employees come two weeks from now.
Him and Vildor are fighting, for a shot at staying on the Bears, this weekend. They have to show something or they will get their bubbles burst come next week.