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For the record my vote is Brian Daboll be the next HC in Chicago. Not all that keen on the next “offensive guru/QB whisperer” (thanks to Trestman and Nagy) but suspect Daboll is gonna be something different when given the chance.
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If you scan the league you’ll find all Rookie QBs struggle their first year, that is unless you're Justin Herbert. Mahomes didn’t do much until year two (after watching Alex Smith) where he threw for 5,000 yards and 50 TDs. Even Trubiksy improved on year two (his much heralded/ballyhooed Pro-Bowl season ) with over 3,200 yards passing and 24 TDs. Despite the fact that Nagy sucks as a play caller Justin will improve there’s little doubt. He has a much better QB historical background than Trubisky ever did. I agree that Pace isn’t doing him any favors and needs to be replaced by the bonehead selections he’s made. With hindsight being our friend, we might’ve been better in letting Dalton take back control when he was ready. But at this point it might be counter-productive to Fields’ development to do so. On the positive side of things; I see the Chicago Sky won their first ever WNBA championship. I think it pretty cool to be from a town that has won a championship in every major league sport. Not many cities (or states) can claim that. I’ve been fortunate enough to watch both MLB teams win the World Series, the Blackhawks win the Stanley Cup (a few times), the Bulls win the championship ( a few more times) and even the Bears win one (and play in one other). All in all I’d say that isn’t so bad. And if you think of it, despite how good Rodgers is they’ve only won one SB too and probably won’t do it again with him. Congrats Chicago and more importantly, congrats Chicago Sky.
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I think to Pixotes point from earlier, it was discovered he (Gruden) had been still spouting some of this stuff recently (ergo the response from Jason). And sure he didn’t get “fired” but it was “fireable” with regards to what the Raiders options were.
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Absolutely spot on. All game I keep asking ‘why bother in the off-season getting “speed” players ( Goodwin, Byrd and Perriman) if you’re not gonna (or can’t) use them?’ Having a player like Graham who is clutch in short gains and in the redzone and not using him is absolutely criminal. They at least worked Kmet some into the rotation.
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“Here’s the thing” Jason, when a private institution sees a problem employee that could do harm to them, whether it be image or otherwise they have the right to do as they choose. Firing included. In todays world, whether you or I like it or not, anything political will be cast in a floodlight and highlighted as a huge deal. Whether it be misogyny, homophobia or denying someone’s 1st amendment rights it’ll always catch attention. As Mongo so eloquently pointed out perhaps it’s the “pussifying of America” but that’s the hand we’re dealt.
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Valid question. Most of their pass plays are designed as pocket passes which is more in Dalton’s wheelhouse. But on the other hand, it wouldn’t help Justine development to pull him. I don’t think they’re down enough to consider it right now. You’re right though, the later non-scripted plays seem to be a bit too much for him right now.
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What a series of hot garbage that was. Fields gets cheap-shotted to the head then gets an off-setting holding?!? WTF. Fields tries to call a TO and is denied. Then tries to scramble and almost escapes but instead is sacked. You think Nagy asked to play call that series? Bears need to get back that intensity and rhythm they had in the first quarter.
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Yeah there was a story linked to the Tweet. I like getting the tweet for the responses. The article was speculative on a few things, some of which you mentioned. There was also talk of extending ARob or just saving cap for transfer to next year. How that works I have no idea. But with the timing i’d guess you’re right; either an extension for someone and/or trade. Deadline is next month (?)
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Confirming what we know: