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The Pick-6 is just an INT, they don't get docked for the outcome of the play. McCarthy's Raw QBR was 47.9 and Caleb's was 64.8. The 63.8 is Caleb's 5th highest game of his career, and he is ranked 13th after Week 1. Williams 77.1 PFF Grade was also 13th this week for QBs.

Almost every game comes down to 2-3 plays. Regardless how the rest of the game played out, there was no less than 7 pts lost to terrible officiating. It is one thing to miss a call, it is another to actually impact the outcome of the game with a phantom call, and the Bears had two back-breaking ones in a 5-minute span to start the 4th Quarter. Phantom Holding Call on Wright = -3 or -7 pts (Bears would've had the ball at the 12, led to a missed FG) Phantom DPI on Stevenson = -4 pts (next play was a TD)

Obviously the offense needs a lot of work but Jackson and Wright accounted for 50+ yards in penalties that were drive killers. Defense was missing 3 starters so I thought they held up but were out there a lot in the 4th. The refs did them no favors extending multiple MIN drives. Impossible to stop when the refs kept doing it. Santos sucks. Should be cut. Can't believe you watch the opponents Kicker hit a 59 yarder then you miss a 50 yarder and can't kick one out of the end zone. How about our 4th round punter? Wtf he sucks. How do you get worse when all you have to do is kick the ball?

Refs have decided to take over this game. Unbelievable calls all against the Bears.

Wright with a 74 yard Pick 6 wow. Guarding Jefferson too.

Damn a 59 yarder at Solder Field. That is crazy.

Run game has been basically non existent. Swift also seems to be missing some holes on cutbacks.

Dayo and Sewell have played great.

First drive TD drive was promising. Penalties need to be cut out, huge DPI on defense led to 3 pts for MIN and false starts killing the offense.

Yeah for sure. Edwards is basically out. Johnson seems to be on a snap count, and Gordon was a last minute add, which is never a good sign.

Year 2 QB - QBR Tracker Penix - 83.7 QBR - 298 yds, 1 TD, 1 sack, and 21 rushing yards. 319 Total Yards. Lost. Daniels - 55.1 QBR - 233 yds, 1 TD, 3 sacks, and 68 rushing yards. 301 Total Yards. Won. Maye - 39.3 QBR - 287 yds, 1 TD, 1 INT, 4 sacks, and 11 rushing yards. 298 Total Yards. Lost. Nix - 19.2 QBR - 176 yds, 1 TD, 2 INT, 1 sack, and 18 rushing yards + 1 fumble lost. 194 Total Yards. Won. A few things to note, Nix saw the 2nd lowest Pressure Rate of any QB this week at 18.6%, while Daniels saw the 3rd lowest Pressure Rate at 21.6%. Those two QBs had it easy, yet Nix looked really really bad for a QB at home in the 2nd year of the same offense. Penix saw the 5th highest pressure rate at 43.5% and still played really solid in a loss. Maye looked exactly like he did last year, a couple of good plays with more bad plays.

He had 30 snaps. Van Ness had 36.

For the highest paid non-QB, I didn't think he looked that good. Compare that game to what Mack looked like in 2018. Parsons had a garbage time sack on a drive that the Lions scored a TD on, so it was pretty non-consequential.

Darrisaw is not 100% and may not actually play, that would be another huge loss for MIN:

Hutchinson is never going to be the same player. It was crazy talk about him coming back for the SB if the Lions got that far and even in the offseason videos, he looked slower. Both sides of the ball didn't look particularly well, but they did lose both coordinators. Bears will get them next week on a short week in Detroit. So that is a double negative for the Bears, especially with all the current injuries. I just hope that same DET team shows up next week.

Huge news for MNF, no Harrison Smith. That is a huge loss for the Vikings secondary. This is advantageous for the Bears TEs.

Some interesting Week 1 games. Both the Dolphins and Panthers looked terrible. One of those HCs will be the first one fired. Currently, only 2 RBs have hit 100 yards rushing. this week. Etienne had 143 but one rush accounted for 71 yards lol. Breece Hall was the other with 107. Only 2 Passers with over 300 yards so far, Geno Smith had 362 and Herbert had 318 on Friday. Looking at some of the comparable QBs: Penix had 298 passing yards, 1 TD, 1 sack, and 21 rushing yards. 319 Total Yards. Lost. Maye had 287 passing yards, 1 TD, 1 INT, 4 sacks, and 11 rushing yards. 298 Total Yards. Lost. Daniels had 233 passing yards, 1 TD, 3 sacks, and 68 rushing yards. 301 Total Yards. Won. Fields had 218 passing yards, 1 TD, 1 sack, and 48 rushing yards. 266 Total Yards. Lost. Still playing: Goff, near the end of the 3rd Quarter, has 152 passing yards, 0 TD, 1 INT, 1 sack. Lions' offense with only 6 pts, look completely different without Ben Johnson. Nix, near the end of the 3rd Quarter, has 131 passing yards, 1 TD, 2 INTs, 1 sack, and 13 rushing yards with 1 fumble lost. Currently winning 13-12. Stroud, near the end of the 3rd Quarter, has 122 passing yards, 0 TD, 1 INT, 3 sacks, and 26 rushing yards.

Week 1 is gonna be ugly. After that game last night, a tale of two halves. Zero punts in the first half to 1 FG in the 2nd half. PHI's defense did not look that good, and their entire offense was Barkley or Hurts scrambling. For DAL, it was pretty much all Lamb on offense and he still had 4 drops, which is crazy.

I appreciate it.

Looking at the contracts, I am still loving the Dalman signing. The 2 Centers with more APY than Dalman are from PHI and KC, pretty good company.

I started playing in 1995 via Sporting News. You had to call in your changes every week between Tuesday and Thursday afternoon. Then they would mail you the results weekly which you may not even receive until Wednesday or Thursday anyway. If you wanted a waiver wire pickup, you had to pay like $1-2 per. It was crazy. One of the biggest factors is also the waiver wire. Every year that I do well, I hit on at least one key waiver wire acquisition.

thanks, it's a crapshoot, injuries are probably the biggest determining factor, and not overdrafting.

Yes, I just sent him another invite via Yahoo to ranordoorguy@gmail.com to take ownership of My Team Sucks.

It looks like the Bears created enough cap space for operating during the season after restructuring Jaylon Johnson's contract (saved $8M on this year's cap). However, I don't think there is room to add any big ticket guys like Zadarius Smith. At most it will be a vet minimum guy that doesn't impact the cap.

Week 1 is in Chicago.