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Needs 82 scrimmage yards to hit 1K. He has 769 Rushing Yards, and 149 Receiving Yards. He has hit 82+ yards 4 times this season, all within the last 11 games. Crazy production from RB2 7th Rounder.
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Absolutely not. #1. You want as many home games as possible. #2. You would rather play the Packers than any of the NFC West teams in the first round. #3. You don't want to walk into the playoffs on a 2 game losing streak. Whether you want to call it momentum or confidence, I think psychologically, you don't want to put the team in a situation where a sense of doubt starts to creep in right before the biggest game of the season. They need to bury the Lions, build on that offensive performance from last night, and hopefully rebound from that putrid performance on defense.
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Caleb is 8th in Passing Yards, T-7th in Passing TDs, T-4th in INTs with a 90.3 QB Rating. Ultimately no need to keep track of his progress, he has arrived. This will be his worst season under Johnson statistically from here on out.
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Yeah, he was too worried about leaving too much time left than he was scoring. They had 3 timeouts left at midfield with 1:10 left to play and still ran out of time. That can't happen. Not only that, but Ben Johnson said he got the final play call off late, which caused the offense to not have enough time to get set properly. Perfect example of why having that final timeout could have helped. Instead, you get a busted play before the snap where Caleb has to improvise in a helter skelter fashion, but comes up short.
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Now has 48 receptions for 622 yards and 5 TDs on the season. That is the most for a Bears TE since Kmet's 719 in 2023 (on 73 receptions). In the Super Bowl era, Dikta, Dewveal, Bennett, and Kmet are the only TEs in Bears history to have 650+ receiving yards in a season. Desmond Clark had 626. Loveland is having the 2nd best season in Bears history for a rookie TE, only to Dikta's 1,076 yards and 12 TDs in 1961 (in 14 games which is insane). Loveland also has a +43.2 REC EPA, 3rd to only McBride and Kittle. McBride has 161 targets, Loveland has 69.
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So is it better to play GB in CHI on short rest (with GB coming off a bye) or SEA/SF with equal rest?
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Next will be interesting to see what Ben Johnson does. He does not seem like the type of coach that will rest people and concede anything, especially against DET. A win in Week 18, the Bears would be locked into the #2 Seed with a game against GB. A loss is basically a game against the loser of SEA@SF. So instead of GB coming back to CHI, you get either SF or SEA. SF is 7-2 on the road, SEA is 7-1 (would be 7-2 with loss to SF) while GB is 4-3-1 on the road. So do you rest players all but guaranteeing a game against SEA or SF, or do you play everyone and go into a game with no rest while your opponent got a week off resting their players in Week 18 (GB resting players against MIN because they can't change their seeding)?
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Out of the entire game, I thought Johnson handled the timeouts pretty well, but I thought he was too worried about leaving too much time on the clock at the end, leaving very little room for error. Having to spike the ball wasted a play when you had over 2 mins and 3 timeouts to start with. A learning point for him, but tough to watch it play out.
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Yeah, it was bad. Burden got facemasked coming across the middle, no call. Jarrett has his face mask pushed up, no call, then the next play Dexter does the same thing (both penalties), but that one was called.
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It was the difference in the game. It would've been tied and Santos would've been kicking the GW FG from 29 yards out.
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this is the same ole shite we get from the refs. i would like a better look at it but it did NOT seem to be anything close to flagrant. incidental and short lived that probably happens dozens of times on both sides a game. just they chose a critical time to call it to influence the score and outcome. anyone who believes the fix is NOT IN in the nfl is whistling past the graveyard. just another game changer by crooked refs who seem to be on organized crime payrolls. this same ref crew is consistently influencing scores and game outcomes during the season. the 12th man on the field. on top of THAT, their NON CALLS for PI and holding against the bears is so obvious i can't believe the NFL is not aware of it. amazing we should draw that crew in this critical of a regular season game? i think not.
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This game obviously shows we need a pass rusher if not 2. Poles will attack it just like he did the OL this year. I have faith he manages the money and drafts the DL. He will find a way to bring in a stud but I still don't think he getting rid of any offensive weapons. As the injuries show, we need depth and that's why I think DJ or Kmet won't be leaving in 26. I don't care who he deals on defense if it makes the D better.
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Anyone that's wants to file complaints about mistakes or bad, go for it. I can't find anything to be unhappy about. I don't want to miss the joy that comes with 11 wins, Taking the North and making the playoffs. Of course my expectations are high but we have at least one home game. We can beat anyone in the NFC but may lose. Change my mind? We have the Coach, we have the QB, we have a bevy of young good players. Burden-loveland-Monangai- J Walker- Trapillo. The NFL is now about offense and we already have our stars.
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That play also felt poorly designed. You do the hook and lateral to a side where another receiver is at, which carries with it at least one extra defender? Seems like the receiver in back should have been running a post or something.
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As gut wrenching as that game ending was. I’m proud of this team. We know SF can put up a lot of points. The Bears offend stood toe to toe with them all game long. This by far the best the offense has looked this year from start to finish. Defense however, good Lord. Ever hear of this thing called tackling? We pretty much let SF do whatever they wanted. CMC, Purdy, and their backup TE. We’re having their way. All in all this game proved we belong. Perhaps a loss here serves us better than a win. We have to play better complimentary football. The way the defense played gave the offense little to no room for error. That said I’m proud of how hard this Bears team fights and the resilience they have shown. win next week and we host at least 1 playoff game. This has been a hell of a job laying the ground work for sustained success.
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SF was the hottest team in the league right now and we went toe to toe until the last play of the game. Our pass rush sucks but SF has the least sacks in the league. We are looking in the mirror to who we are at this point of the season. We have a special offense that's close but we are already so far ahead of expectations it's ridiculous. GB and SF games came down to the last play of the game. You can't get closer than that. We just aren't ready for prime time just yet.
