Xs and Os article on Nagy's offense and how it fits Mitch

[DavidH]

Not sure if it's been posted with all of the different threads about the coaching hire, but I thought this was a good read. Lots of clips of plays with breakdowns too.

https://www.profootballfocus.com/news/pro-why-nagy-trubisky-could-be-a-good-match-in-chicago

 

[BearbaFett]

doesnt matter if its been posted....we like new threads around here.

thanks for the article.

 

[Beast15]

If it was, by now it's probably on page 33

 

[remydat]

Deep concepts in the Bears’ offense this past season were almost non-existent. Only 9.1 percent of Trubisky’s attempts traveled at least 20 yards downfield, the fifth-lowest rate of any starter.

The funny thing was that Trubisky was kind of good at them. He had a 108.1 passer rating on those throws, the third-best in the league. With his arm, he should be at or near the top of the league in deep passing yards year in and year out. Under Nagy’s tutelage, he’ll at least get the opportunities to do so.

Most interesting part of the memo. Of course, in order to throw deep more we definitely need more speed and an improvement in protection as those deep routes obviously take time to develop.

 

[JoJoBoxer]

This is the chess match that is coaching in the NFL

Sad how the Bears were playing a poor form of checkers under Fox.

 

[Nicker]

doesnt matter if its been posted....we like new threads around here.

thanks for the article.

I'm not sure if you're being sarcastic. But I agree. I hate threads that are 30 pages long. Almost every one of them have multiple arguments between posters that account for half of the posts. On top of that, who the hell has time to read through 30 pages of shit to find something they might like.

Catch all threads suck.

 

[westcoast bear fanatic]

Ladies, we are about to join the 21st century in football offense.

Thank you Pace and fuck you Angelo and Emery.

 

[Xuder O'Clam]

Ladies, we are about to join the 21st century in football offense.

Thank you Pace and fuck you Angelo and Emery.

Not trying to be a downer, but that's exactly what was said when Trestman was hired.

 

[NCChiFan]

Deep concepts in the Bears’ offense this past season were almost non-existent. Only 9.1 percent of Trubisky’s attempts traveled at least 20 yards downfield, the fifth-lowest rate of any starter.

The funny thing was that Trubisky was kind of good at them. He had a 108.1 passer rating on those throws, the third-best in the league. With his arm, he should be at or near the top of the league in deep passing yards year in and year out. Under Nagy’s tutelage, he’ll at least get the opportunities to do so.

Most interesting part of the memo. Of course, in order to throw deep more we definitely need more speed and an improvement in protection as those deep routes obviously take time to develop.

Just makes me want to throttle Fox, well and the beer I've had.

 

[BearbaFett]

I'm not sure if you're being sarcastic. But I agree. I hate threads that are 30 pages long. Almost every one of them have multiple arguments between posters that account for half of the posts. On top of that, who the hell has time to read through 30 pages of shit to find something they might like.

Catch all threads suck.

its been the center of much debate and infighting around here lately...but yeah, i like the activity that the steady stream of threads bring. let the shitty threads die and the new ones that have slightly different angles or perspectives usually spark varying conversations and invite more voices into it.

i was on a forum that had a thread called “does fox survive?” on the 1st page. wtf...

 

[Xuder O'Clam]

its been the center of much debate and infighting around here lately...but yeah, i like the activity that the steady stream of threads bring. let the shitty threads die and the new ones that have slightly different angles or perspectives usually spark varying conversations and invite more voices into it.

i was on a forum that had a thread called “does fox survive?” on the 1st page. wtf...

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[BearbaFett]

Scoot is scowling at this post.

and dez is fist pumping

 

[bamainatlanta]

It seems every play had several guys open. I like it

 

[Chicago Staleys]

Not trying to be a downer, but that's exactly what was said when Trestman was hired.

Then he lead us to one the best offensive years in Bears history before it spontaneously combusted.

I’m sure Nags offense will have better longevity.

 

[ijustposthere]

doesnt matter if its been posted....we like new threads around here.

thanks for the article.

Best user name ever.

 

[jtreal3]

Not trying to be a downer, but that's exactly what was said when Trestman was hired.

 

[Mjiton]

Not trying to be a downer, but that's exactly what was said when Trestman was hired.

Then he lead us to one the best offensive years in Bears history before it spontaneously combusted.

I’m sure Nags offense will have better longevity

.

Fwiw

 

[xer0h0ur]

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This post is scowling at Scoot.

 

[xer0h0ur]

Fwiw

People also forget that the offense had the least pre-snap penalties we have ever seen in a season during Trestman's first year. The players just got burned out on his approach to player management and coaching after never truly buying into it.

 

[ruprecht]

People also forget that the offense had the least pre-snap penalties we have ever seen in a season during Trestman's first year. The players just got burned out on his approach to player management and coaching after never truly buying into it.

And that team had the vaunted Mel Tucker D.