OT: Bears & NFL Talk 101

[TLEH]

People still haven't been able to grasp that OL play can be helped (or hindered) by your QB. Or that playcalling is influenced by personnel.

 

[Behn Wilson]

People still haven't been able to grasp that OL play can be helped (or hindered) by your QB. Or that playcalling is influenced by personnel.

plus one weak link can make the whole line look bad. Amazing how the center does not look as bad once Davis got benched. Lack of effort is worse than lack of talent.

And Bears may have found a diamond in the rough in Pryor, I like what Ive seen so far. He is huge and very physical

 

[HeisenBaez]

I think Chicago and Washington are in similar spots. Two franchises that are starting to trend up but both have unproven rookie QBs. Both teams are looking to prove their start of the season is legit. While I do think CHI is the better team, it's not by a large gap. While it won't surprise me if WAS wins, with or without Daniels, I would be disappointed if the Bears don't win.

 

[Romang67]

https://x.com/i/web/status/1848723252878680535

Huh, almost like there is a ton of space in the middle of the field. How about that.

 

[GIADF]

As expected Daniels didn't practice today. Sounds like his next update will come after their Friday practice. Stevenson did however practice so that's good. Brisker did not.

Bryce Young starting Sunday... Dalton sprained his thumb in a car accident. Their remaining schedule is actually pretty tough so I'd be surprised if they won more than 2 more games the rest of the season.

 

[bwanajamba]

https://x.com/i/web/status/1848723252878680535

Huh, almost like there is a ton of space in the middle of the field. How about that.

This and his performance against the blitz make me excited. He's learning to do the hard things well early on.

I'm sure we will see him struggle again (I mean, look at Stroud, Mahomes and Purdy this past weekend- it never stops being hard in the league), but we really haven't had a QB talent like this on the Bears in living memory.