Bears offense 2019
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FairWarning
Bells Beer Connoisseur
Says a lot about their 2nd round bust Shaheen and FA Burton.
Trubisky's judgment when running RPOs is troubling.
Don't like his competitive fire either.
Didn't Chicago head coach Matt Nagy once subtlety reference the difference between Mahomes and Trubisky is their approach to the game (fiery versus subdued)?
Don't like his competitive fire either.
Didn't Chicago head coach Matt Nagy once subtlety reference the difference between Mahomes and Trubisky is their approach to the game (fiery versus subdued)?
Viejo Dinosaur
EOG Master
Remember Cutler.....could never light a fire under that ass....
2020 is a key year. Everything fell into place in 2018, including an easy schedule. So a much tougher schedule, yet jacked up expectations (media and ploppies). The under was the season win total for many, myself included
They need 10 wins and at least a wildcard or Pace, Nagy and Mitch will be shown the door
They need 10 wins and at least a wildcard or Pace, Nagy and Mitch will be shown the door
it's a possibility , i thought i just read on espn today. Not signed yet. You could be right.
blueline
EOG Master
from december 12 :
As for what the Bears will do, one executive “guaranteed” the Bears would pick up the option. But the general vibe from those Sando spoke with was that Chicago would do so as to not “undermine” Trubisky at this stage of his contract, or offer up an admission that they made a mistake to trade up and take him. Ultimately, the Bears are committed to Trubisky for at least the 2020 season. And even if they were to commit to a fifth year at a price north of $25 million, there are escape hatches the team could use in case things go south.
As for what the Bears will do, one executive “guaranteed” the Bears would pick up the option. But the general vibe from those Sando spoke with was that Chicago would do so as to not “undermine” Trubisky at this stage of his contract, or offer up an admission that they made a mistake to trade up and take him. Ultimately, the Bears are committed to Trubisky for at least the 2020 season. And even if they were to commit to a fifth year at a price north of $25 million, there are escape hatches the team could use in case things go south.
And, of course, Ryan Pace is responsible for recruiting both men.
Pace's Eastern Illinois pedigree could be showing.
I couldn't resist.
Pace went from hiring an old defensive coach in John Fox to a young offensive coach in Matt Nagy.
The more I hear about Nagy, the more I think Pace is going to finish 0-for-2.
The more I hear about Nagy, the more I think Pace is going to finish 0-for-2.