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The Bears pressured Jordan Love 6 times
The Packers pressured Justin Fields 26 times (54.2% of his total dropbacks)
26 to 6. That is literally the difference in the game. It says so much about both the oline and the dline.
That is a HUGE problem.
I would also venture to guess that most of Fields' non-pressured dropbacks took place in the first half, when the passing game was almost completely east/west. So the 54.2% of his total dropbacks being pressured is likely misleading due to that. Just pulling thoughts completely out of my asshole, it probably would have been closer to 70+% had Getsy not called so many horizontal plays. Again, totally pulled out of my ass, but totally feasible. And that is fucking scary.
The Bears pressured Jordan Love 6 times
The Packers pressured Justin Fields 26 times (54.2% of his total dropbacks)
26 to 6. That is literally the difference in the game. It says so much about both the oline and the dline.
That is a HUGE problem.
I would also venture to guess that most of Fields' non-pressured dropbacks took place in the first half, when the passing game was almost completely east/west. So the 54.2% of his total dropbacks being pressured is likely misleading due to that. Just pulling thoughts completely out of my asshole, it probably would have been closer to 70+% had Getsy not called so many horizontal plays. Again, totally pulled out of my ass, but totally feasible. And that is fucking scary.
And people can kill the QB all they want. And we can put any QB in from Bagent to pulling Brady out of retirement. If a QB is pressured that much, that's a problem. If the gameplan is what it was on Sunday, that's a problem. If suddenly we're down 2-3 scores because our defense can't stop a leak, that's a problem.The worst thing to happen was the all 22 being available to everyone. You watch that and someone is always open. No matter who the QB. Fans and media then kill the QB.
Its not all on the QB but looking at some of the videos posted showing the all22 its way less on the OC after seeing wide open WRs that again Fields is not throwing the ball to
The worst thing to happen was the all 22 being available to everyone. You watch that and someone is always open. No matter who the QB. Fans and media then kill the QB.
The Bears pressured Jordan Love 6 times
The Packers pressured Justin Fields 26 times (54.2% of his total dropbacks)
26 to 6. That is literally the difference in the game. It says so much about both the oline and the dline.
That is a HUGE problem.
I would also venture to guess that most of Fields' non-pressured dropbacks took place in the first half, when the passing game was almost completely east/west. So the 54.2% of his total dropbacks being pressured is likely misleading due to that. Just pulling thoughts completely out of my asshole, it probably would have been closer to 70+% had Getsy not called so many horizontal plays. Again, totally pulled out of my ass, but totally feasible. And that is fucking scary.
Brock Purdy got pressured 58.8% of the time and still put up a 111.3 rating, 30 points and the W
Pickett got pressured 46% of the time and played like garbage..
Some QBs can elevate everyone around them..
That or we keep getting the wrong QB?Okay, so let's keep putting QBs in terrible situations until one rises to the top. Great thinking. That's worked so well for the Bears for the last 70 years or so.
10000000%The Bears owner doesn't know how to evaluate anything outside of the win loss column so he needs help hiring new people.
Tanesha Wade helped hire your HC and GM.
That is the genesis of it and the rest doesn't even matter. People who don't know what they're doing make the important decisions and evaluations that lead to this team being irrelevant year after year after year.
Yeah Brock Purdy really elevating the team that has lead the league in YAC for 5 years.Some QBs can elevate everyone around them..
Didn't we just trade at last part of the number 1 overall pick for DJ Moore?Yeah Brock Purdy really elevating the team that has lead the league in YAC for 5 years.
Deebo was an all pro before Purdy was in the league.
McCaffrey was an all pro before Purdy was in the league.
Kittle was an all pro before Purdy was in the league.
Williams was an all pro before Purdy was in the league.
That is 4 all pros on one offense with one of the top 2-3 offensive head coaches in the league and that doesn't even include the leagues #1 defense headlined by the reigning defensive player of the year.
Some QBs get put into favorable situations. Others have to play for the Bears.
Some people just don't fucking get it and never will. Some people literally think that every QB just carves their own destiny no matter what team they're on. No matter how bad the coaching, weapons, oline, entire team, organization, etc. is. If a QB is good enough, he could win a game 22v1. If he has the IT factor. ?Yeah Brock Purdy really elevating the team that has lead the league in YAC for 5 years.
Deebo was an all pro before Purdy was in the league.
McCaffrey was an all pro before Purdy was in the league.
Kittle was an all pro before Purdy was in the league.
Williams was an all pro before Purdy was in the league.
That is 4 all pros on one offense with one of the top 2-3 offensive head coaches in the league and that doesn't even include the leagues #1 defense headlined by the reigning defensive player of the year.
Some QBs get put into favorable situations. Others have to play for the Bears.
Team leads the league in YAC and goes to a SB before the QB even sets foot in the NFL but yeah, way to elevate one of the best teams in the league! lmaooooooSome people just don't fucking get it and never will. Some people literally think that every QB just carves their own destiny no matter what team they're on. No matter how bad the coaching, weapons, oline, entire team, organization, etc. is. If a QB is good enough, he could win a game 22v1. If he has the IT factor. ?
Like all the people pining for Bagent would have been absolutely shocked at how destroyed he would have been on Sunday.