jason

Didn’t read any replies. Bad idea. No thanks.

What I liked the most from the highlights, because I didn’t watch the game, is how open receivers were. In years past, there were numerous times where an opponent was wide open. I thought, “How the hell does that happen to us every game, but our receivers are never open like that?” Well, now it has happened. And not just once. Multiple times. That’s something we simply haven’t seen much in the past 40 years or go. The last time I remember seeing that was with Crowton before everyone figured him out. cautiously optimistic, but that’s a very good sign.

Agree. Hugh and stiff creates straight legs. Straight legs Minimize agility because muscles aren’t engaged. That’s why he wasn’t able to use his glutes and hammers to adjust laterally.

You should try being a ref and watching the mouthpieces in the NFL dangle. Equipment is a point of emphasis over and over. But for some reason in the NFL the don’t care about wearing any equipment whatsoever, then complain years later about CTE and not getting compensated enough to retire.

That’s almost exactly my point regarding Keenan Allen. Instead of him stealing targets, it’ll be a rookie TE. i don’t know how there can be a drastically higher number of attempts this year. Hell, Goff had LESS attempts last year than Caleb.

Wasn’t he the dude who previously said something about football can wait because he wanted another day with his kid?

The only difference between this year and many others in the past 15-20 years is the bright offensive mind and legit focus on OL. There were many years where someone on this board said something like, “Look at all the weapons! Unstoppable!” We shall see. But I think Kmet is a blossoming TE talent being drastically held back, and he will be even more minimized this year.

Which is why I hate the TE pick this year.

Honestly, how can anyone DEFEND the Bears staff or front office when it comes to offense? The Bears haven’t been a feared or creative offense for 30 years or more. Other than a fluke year for crowding and Trestman, it’s been ugly.

Reason this out with me. Poor guy has manual Kia. It drives well. Poor guy sells the Kia to a teenager. Young kid doesn’t like driving manual. Barely drives it. Does that mean the Kia doesn’t drive well? The point is, I don’t know if the Bears can say they made a good move. The only thing certain is that Alshon made a bad one.

It definitely looks different, but we’ve seen many years that were different in the offseason/preseason. Way too many what ifs and optimistic lottery tickets. They have to prove it before I start buying jerseys again.

Disagree. With the Bears, it’s ALWAYS time to question everything. Until they can prove the organization isn’t a perpetual clusterf**k, everything must be questioned.

Which three are you counting? Decker, Ragnow, and Sewell? If so, I’d say you can’t discount Glasgow either. Oh, and BTW, Ratledge is going to a monster in that grouping. They might have an entire OL of mismatch players.

Well, Kmet definitely won’t get a ton now because there is a 100% certainty that he will be underused in 2025.

100%. I don’t think he will be a star because there are too many receiving mouths to feed, and the offense hasn’t yet displayed the competency required to creat multiple stars.