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But Mahomes was able to master it in one year?
But Mahomes was able to master it in one year?
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We do not know if he has mastered it. Maybe Mahomes is special.
I agree, that a year is a good place to start to make big picture judgements.
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You answered your own question. I agree it will take time for a new QB to learn a new system! It will also take time for all the other player to learn such offense. It will also take time for a "ROOKIE' coach to learn how to call his own offense and how to use all of his player. Same goes for the rookie center. I say in week 9 we could start to judge this group as a whole and individual players in that group.
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Ok Trubs plays 11 positions and god forbid we have a thread not on Trubs right. Some of us here watch more then Trubs. We have enough Trub threads I,m trying to have a convo on all things outside QB. You are the only one who said "Trub is good, it's everyone else that sucks!".
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Sims replacing Burton at crunch time has me worried. How about you?
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Before the season, I was hoping it was going to be coming out of the bye week. After seeing some of the snags, I'm hoping by midseason? Fuck, I don't know.
It would be great to see a big jump this week, considering Trubisky looked pretty terrible, especially in the first half of the Arizona game.
It would be great to see a big jump this week, considering Trubisky looked pretty terrible, especially in the first half of the Arizona game.
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Week 10. The defense holds us in games with offense doing just enough to win. Make it into the post season. Post season nerves end it.
The problem with that picture is the Packer player right there saying he would've picked it had it been thrown. Even the Packers are more realistic than some Bear fans about Trubisky.
The problem with that picture is the Packer player right there saying he would've picked it had it been thrown. Even the Packers are more realistic than some Bear fans about Trubisky.
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Loving this thread! sub'd
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Judging by his stats, I would say Mahomes has it 'mastered' and Smith was simply just proficient.
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You mean the offense mastered it. Mahomes is hitting wide open WRs. The KC offense is exactly the opposite of ours. Their supporting players around Mahomes are playing great. Not taking away from Mahomes but KC is more then just a QB offense.
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The Bears are talking about simplifying the offense. I think that is the biggest problem right now.
For instance, the Bears used zone blocking and ran stretch plays all night against the Pack. Against the Cards, they ran power blocking schemes and ran just about everything between the OT.
It’s impossible to get enough reps at plays in practice when you change so much from game to game.
Get 25 plays you’re great at and then add 5 a week until you’ve got the whole playbook down
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For instance, the Bears used zone blocking and ran stretch plays all night against the Pack. Against the Cards, they ran power blocking schemes and ran just about everything between the OT.
It’s impossible to get enough reps at plays in practice when you change so much from game to game.
Get 25 plays you’re great at and then add 5 a week until you’ve got the whole playbook down
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What threads on Trubs right? How can an internet thread have a spacial location?
Claiming to want a conversation about other players, after listing how every one of them is terrible, isn't exactly conducive. For example: how are guys supposed to put up receiving numbers if they aren't thrown the ball? If it makes you feel better, Robinson is on pace for over 1000 yards.
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Mastering something has a level of sustainability, we need to see more.
If he doesn’t regress at some point this season I will agree with you.
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I think they need the bye to really sit down and cut the playbook down to what everyone can execute at a high level.
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The way he's playing now, a regression will take him down to merely an all-pro level...
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Regressions are not always incremental.
Teams will get film on him, they will change how they play, a weapon may get injured.
He isn’t throwing 80 TDs this season.
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Once Trubinsky gets laid on a regular basis. Duh.