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What you said here is absolutely key going forward. Not expecting a win but will be very happy for it. Will especially enjoy it if we can see Jerry Jones pouting in his press box.

Borom out. Leatherwood or Reiff, next man up.

I’m not that smart about contract stuff. Is this a good thing for the Bears?

As a point of reference, the Acho brothers were some of the smartest guys to have ever played football (IMHO). Here Emanuel does a simplified breakdown on how the Bears offense scheming offset the NE defense (one of Belichicks usually bright shining stars). He’s right that if you are able to misguide the LBs just enough in the running game, you have a distinct advantage.

Patrick to the IR. Mustipher back to starting at Center. Dieter elevated from PS to backup Musty. DE Gerri Green signed to PS (worked with Flus while in Indy).

If you haven’t already, there’s a story below (and corresponding video) worth a quick read where Poles explains the ‘why’s’ of trading Quinn. He discusses the business side, the faith he has in his remaining leadership (to help keep the locker room focused - including Roquan) and the personal considerations that needed to be thought about. At the end of the day he doesn’t owe anyone an explanation (frankly speaking we saw he did good) but he gets props from me, as a fan, for doing so. And one other takeaway, it appears Asst GM Cunningham was heavily involved in the negotiations given his background with the Eagles. https://www.bleachernation.com/bears/2022/10/27/ryan-poles-explains-why-he-traded-robert-quinn/

First when I saw this story it was a ‘meh’ moment (guy coming over as a practice squad player). But today saw a story about how he requested permission to leave KC due to their depth at WR and his inability to start games. Guess we’ll see if it remains a ‘meh’ moment.

We’ll see Quinn again in a few weeks.

Another comparison of Fields to other QBs.

Im guessing Dallas is thinking they should rest him against Chicago because they see the Bears as a non-issue. Both he and Pollard are relatively interchangeable at this point. Pollard has 375 yds at 5.6 yds per carry and Elliott has 443 at 4.1. It takes away some depth and interchangeability for them. I see it as sitting Monty to let Herbert carry the load.

And this week’s mid-week injury report not as good as last weeks’. Shows Patrick and Borom both as Not Practicing. Borom evidently was concussed. Two starters for the line potentially not available. How’s Leatherwood looking these days? ??

Yup. Appears that is the trend. Dan Wierderer and others are saying the same. It was also mentioned that Pringle’s 21 day IR window will be open so he can start attending practices. Maybe available to play after this weekend.

Agree. Sounds as though Whitehair is due back from IR soon (I honestly forgot he was there). He’s played C before. Maybe they should try him there again until they get a suitable option from somewhere else not named Mustipher.

FWIW, my opinion is the Bears cannot let Roquan leave. (Stats from last game).

I’ll compare Fields here to Aaron Rodgers and say I’m pretty damn sure Fields wouldn’t throw his teammates under the bus. In fact he tried to talk up IHM after he lost that integral fumble during the Vikings game. This a quote from Rodgers while on the Pat McAffee podcast. What a complete d-bag.

Haven’t seen anything official on the Lucas Patrick injury from last night. What we do know is he was carted off (from the sideline) and was ruled “doubtful” for the remainder of the game. In the meantime, some forensic evidence of how the injury may have occurred.

Doing this more helped open up even more of the run game. Pettis' late game end around had defenders duped for a few moments, as they were too focused on Fields potentially running out of the backfield. https://www.chicagobears.com/video/dante-pettis-collects-29-easy-yards-on-jet-sweep

Think the fumbles was more a result of the mist in the air. One of them hit his own leg while he was running and it popped loose. He has been a bit dangerous with the ball but I don’t think he was necessarily careless tonight. Early in the game Aikman (I think) mentioned that a few weeks back Lamar Jackson ran for 108(?) yards against the Pats. Like Adam said the Bears play-called more runs for Justin tonight. Maybe a result of what they saw against the Ravens?

Lol!!! Aikmans performance tonight is only eclipsed by Collinsworths’ never-ending fellating of Rodgers.

Looks like Schofield is the solution at LG. At least for today.

From your mouth to Halas’ ears. He’s somewhere out there saying, “not tonight Bill”. Aikman pointed out the Bears wore out the left side on that last drive. Seems like a good idea considering Judon has been dominating the opposite side. Good play calling to neutralize his rushing and domination of Borom.