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Everything posted by adam
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Once Caleb saw the time, he changed the play to go for the win because there would not be enough time for another play. He also said it's not his place to call a timeout in that situation.
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Thru 12 games: 1. Moore - 663, needs 67 per game for 1K 2. Odunze - 543, needs 91 per game for 1K 3. Kmet - 448 4. Allen - 441, needs 112 per game for 1K 5. Scott - 0, needs 167 per game for 1K Now it looks like Moore is the only one with a shot at 1K. He should also finish with around 90 receptions.
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Caleb needs to average 245 yards in his last 5 games to break Erik Kramer's team record of 3,838 passing yards. He now has 14 Passing TDs and is on pace for 20 TDs. He has averaged 276 passing yards a game with 5 TD and 0 INT over the last 3 games where Brown was the OC. He has faced GB, MIN, and DET, all top 10 defenses. If he averages this same amount for the last 5 games, he would have 3,990. So 4K is still in play. He needs one big game and he should hit it.
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Trestman was passive, but he never made this many blunders. Eberflus is the laughingstock of the NFL.
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The Bears are now #9 overall after falling to 4-8. With the highest SoS, they can't get higher, but NO, CIN, and DAL can pass them back up if they lose. The Bears can stay at #9 if they all win, or drop to #12 if all 3 lose. There are 4x 3-8 teams that can tie the Bears this week, but it won't impact draft position, CAR, TEN, NYJ, and CLE. However, it does setup for them to pass the Bears after the Bears next loss.
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Williams is not even in consideration for ORoY while Daniels is the favorite, strictly due to wins that are beyond Williams control.
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He has to go after this one. Mini bye before next week. Show him the door, get the interim guy setup and start prepping for next week.
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Detroit had been shredding everyone and the Bears came back after halftime and outscored Detroit 20-7 with a chance to win, and they literally lose because of coaching. Flus has to go.
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Way too much pressure for a backup D-Line, that was not a good game for the O-Line. They got pushed back on every play while our DLine was getting pushed back. Lost in the trenches again. Caleb thru for 256 yards and 3 TDs, 0 INT, now at 2612 Passing yards with 14 TD and 5 INT thru 12 games. Daniels has 2,613 thru 12 games with 12 TD and 5 INT. Nix has 2548 yds, 16 TD, and 6 INT thru 12 games.
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Short week vs arguably the best team in the league and you drive your team down within FG range and the HC shits the bed again.
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Welp, I will close this thread.
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Yeah, I think they are less likely to fire Poles after 3 years because just like with Pace, he got a 2nd HC hire after Fox. So Poles will get one more shot at a HC, but then just like Pace/Nagy, they have 3 years to get this right because Williams rookie deal will be coming to an end and this team will look vastly different. However, it just seems like the same trend. Guess how many years Fox got before they fired him? 3 years. Flus is in his 3rd year. The same things were being said about Fox early on, setting the culture, blah blah blah. There were also questions about his Coordinators and coaches too. Then Pace brings in Nagy, but by then Pace was in his 4th year of the rebuild, so rightfully so go 12-4. The rebuild should've been over. Then they follow that up with back to back 8-8s and a 6-11 and both Pace and Nagy are gone. I still can't believe they fired Lovie after going 10-6. Outside of his first season as HC, Lovie's worst season was 7-9. It was never the defense, it was always the offense, they couldn't get the OC right. I miss those years.
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I would say we are already at 3 this year, that is why it feels so bad already. Hail Mary in WAS, GB blocked FG two weeks ago, then MIN OT game last week.
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Having a year of tape really makes a difference. Love already has 11 INTs in 9 games. He had 11 all last season.
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@CALEBcsw is one of 3 QBs in @NFL history to have 2,200 Passing Yards, 300 Rushing Yards, 11 Passing TDs, with fewer than 10 INTs in their first 11 games. @RGIII was the first QB to ever do it (2012), and Kyler Murray in 2019. Williams has 2,356 Passing Yards, 339 Rushing Yards, 11 TD, and 5 INT. Daniels only had 10 Passing TDs in his first 11 games. Nix only had 295 Rushing Yards in his first 11 games.
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I am an eternal optimist actually. I want and hope everything turns out positive. It just feels like we have seen this movie before. You have about 10 years on me as a fan, the earliest I can remember were late 70's Payton games. This will be the 12th season since Lovie left and the Bears have 1 season with a winning record since that point. Then between Ditka and Lovie there were 11 seasons and the Bears had 3 winning seasons. So 4 winning seasons out of 23 without Lovie or Ditka in the last 40+ years. The Bears are one of the bottom teams since 2013. Only JAX, NYJ, CLE, NYG, and WAS have a worse Win% over that period. If you shrink it to just the Poles/Flus era, the Bears are 31st in Win% at .311. Only CAR is worse at .267.
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This game also comes down to roster building. DET is without their best defensive player, Hutchinson, who impacted basically every play. They also lost Barnes and Anzalone, two of their top LBs. The Bears are down Billings and Brisker. If the 2023 Bears team competed against DET and should've been 2-0, there is no reason why this 2024 team shouldn't be able to go toe to toe with this roster.
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I thought we had a chance, I really thought 9-11 wins was possible based on the schedule.
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The Bears currently have a <1% chance to make the playoffs, but there is a chance. First, they would have to take care of business, winning no less than 5 of their last 6, preferably all 6, which would be more than they have won in their first 11 games. Scenario 1 - Win the last 6 games and 1. have WAS (7-5, 5-3 Conf) lose to at least 3 of PHI, ATL, NO, DAL or TEN, and finish no better than 9-8, and 2. have ARZ (6-5, 3-4 Conf) lose to at least 3 of MIN, SEA, LAR, and SF, and finish no better than 9-8. 3. by winning all 6, CHI would have the H2H tiebreaker against SEA, SF, and LAR. * - Both the WAS and ARZ steps are very possible, winning 6 straight after losing 5 straight is not. Scenario 2 - Win 5 out of 6 (w/ wins against SF and SEA) and 1. have WAS (7-5, 5-3 Conf) lose to at least 4 of PHI, ATL, NO, DAL or TEN, and finish no better than 8-9. 1-4 in last 5. 2. have ARZ (6-5, 3-4 Conf) lose to at least 4 of MIN, SEA, LAR, SF, CAR, or NE, and finish no better than 8-9. 2-4 in last 6. 3. have TB (5-6, 5-3 Conf) lose to at least 3 of LAC, DAL, NO, CARx2, or LVR, and finish no better than 8-9. 3-3 in last 6. 4. by winning 5 out of the last 6 and beating SEA and SF, CHI would have the H2H tiebreaker against SEA, SF, and LAR. This week, we need TEN to beat WAS, MIN to beat ARZ, and CAR to beat TB (which would hurt Bears 2nd round pick slot). We could be on to Scenario 2 by Thursday night.
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About half of the current playoff teams are teams that just came out of a rebuild. The other half are perennial playoff teams with long standing coaches and QBs. DET - Year 4, MIN - Year 3, HOU - Year 2, WAS - Year 1, ATL - Year 1, LAC - Year 1, DEN - Year 1. 4 of those teams have new QBs this year. DET had a winning record Year 2, was in the Conf Championship Year 3, and is a SB contender Year 4. KC, BUF, BAL, PIT, GB, PHI, and SEA have not been in a rebuild for 5+ years. We want to get into this group, but we have to get into the above group first. Unless the Bears go on an unprecedented heater and win out, then it will be another year below .500 pointing figures at the previous regime. At some point this is on Poles. At what point do we stop accepting losing seasons?