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Next week DET plays Rams GB goes to Mile High to play Denver We get Cleveland at Home Need to put this one behind us. We can still take our division.
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Time for the 'Ice Man'?
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Finally, begin to see some positives! Nice drive. TD Pass. 2-pointer!
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Wright would have had an easy pick.
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Six for 14 / 32 yards. Hardly what I would call progress.
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Haven't read the replies, technical issues, but needless to say, we sucked so far.
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Detroit should have lost that game last night. I despise both Dallas and Detroit. However, I think Dallas got hosed by the Refs (maybe the refs mistook them for Bears?) when they allowed Detroit to get away with two blatant DPIs with no calls. It would have totally changed the outcome of the game. NFL officiating has become a joke. If they want to "improve the game experience" for fans, it is obvious where they need to make significant improvements.
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It's hard to believe a team hasn't hired him for an open GM position. I have no idea how many GMs will be fired after the season ends, but I have to agree with you, Cunningham will be gone. He deserves a shot as the top dog.
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I'm a huge Caleb Williams fan. However, there were two outstanding QBs drafted in 2024. D. Maye is kicking ass this year. He is amazingly accurate, constantly hitting over 70% (tonight he was 24/31 for 282 yds (77.4%) with two TDs—a 126 Rating. Until Caleb becomes more accurate, teams will focus on our RBs and challenge Caleb to beat them. I hope he lights them up, but these stats from an SI.com article are concerning. We all know he needs to improve his accuracy, but I didn't realize to what extent. Ben Johnson gives brutally honest take on Caleb Williams, Bears' passing game It's an interesting article. BJ accepts some responsibility and has identified issues with everyone on offense that can be corrected to help Caleb improve his accuracy. In other words, it isn't all Caleb's fault.
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I could see the Bears bringing him back on a cap-friendly contract. My guess is they will allow him to test the FA market. If he fails to get a better offer from a different team than what the Bears are willing to offer, he will return. The way FA has gone lately, some team will probably offer him some insane money. If they do, we should get a good comp pick. If they don't, he will be back.
