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Man, the records in the NFL are crazy. So much parity in this league.
Tyler’s footballs float to the outside
He needs to plant and drive the ball when going outside.
Mooney needs to catch that
He needs to plant and drive the ball when going outside.
Mooney needs to catch that
Can we give fields’ arm to bagent?
Or give bagent’s brain to fields.
Either works
Or give bagent’s brain to fields.
Either works
I dunno. That's a tough catch.
His arm strength is absolutely an issue on the balls to the outside. He's floating most of them.
A bit, nice play by the safety there. Still to me your receiver has to have that. Catch with the hands and not let that get to your shoulder pads.
ClydeLee
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It is funny to see after years and years some people still have the same misconceptions on talking about arm strength talk. Having strong arms isn't about being able to throw a well timed deep ball that arcs to the WRs. It can about zipping a ball in quick to a short curl.
People used to say Orton had a bad arm. Orton had a strong arm. He just sucked at timing and accuracy on deep throws
People used to say Orton had a bad arm. Orton had a strong arm. He just sucked at timing and accuracy on deep throws
Another waste of 3 hours. I’m such a dumb ass for watching this f***ing nonsense.
Callidusblackhawk
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I'm shocked anyone watches the Bears expecting them to be competitive. This team has sucked for 90% of my life lmao.
Jdavidev
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Well, I guess we can put to bed that Caleb hanie, I mean Craig Krenzel, I mean Steve stenstrom, I mean Steve Walsh, I mean, Mike tomzak, I mean Tyson Bagent is the answer at QB.
ClydeLee
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I don't know why I continue to subject myself to them.
It’s like I enjoy mentally torturing myself. It’s just nonsensical.
TLEH
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Bagent really shows you all the problems Justin has. His arm strength is absolutely a problem, but he still looks like he understands the pocket and the reads more in 2 starts as a D2 UDFA than Justin.
I think it's borderline impossible to evaluate anyone right now. This team is just so f***ing flawed, and there are so many problems from one series to another... I hate being a Bears' fan.
TLEH
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There are 100% problems but you can tell with Bagent.. even when its going like bad around him, he atleast makes the offense look somewhat functional
I think coaching is still the absolute biggest problem for this team on offense. I don't think the QB matters, until you actually bring in the right people to coach these players. Well coached teams don't do the things the Bears do on a weekly basis.
TLEH
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Sarava
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Hard to tell what will happen with the Saints. Looks like they struggled against the run against Indy, which will help the Bears. I'll lean towards a Bears loss here.
The Carolina game might not be the gimme it looks like. Carolina had a brutal schedule in the first 6 games (road games vs. Miami, Detroit and Seattle included) and now their schedule gets significantly easier going forward. I could see them putting a little win streak together, and maybe even win against the Bears in 2 weeks.
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