Camp tidbits

[Bears4Ever_34]

I haven't heard anything out of camp this year that feels any different than in year's past. It's always the same story about the struggling offense and quarterback. There's still a few weeks left to turn a corner, and maybe they will after the install period is over later this week, but the vibes don't feel great to me with the quarterback. Way too many delays of games and lack of anticipatory throws.

[AZ54]

2 hours ago, Bears4Ever_34 said:

I haven't heard anything out of camp this year that feels any different than in year's past. It's always the same story about the struggling offense and quarterback. There's still a few weeks left to turn a corner, and maybe they will after the install period is over later this week, but the vibes don't feel great to me with the quarterback. Way too many delays of games and lack of anticipatory throws.

I have.  My sense is this is the most talented group we’ve had at the skill positions in a very long time.  It’s been two weeks of practice and for some rookies just one week.  I’m not worried about the Oline because most of those issues appear to be communication.  Experience will iron out the wrinkles. 

[Mongo3451]

2 hours ago, AZ54 said:

I have.  My sense is this is the most talented group we’ve had at the skill positions in a very long time.  It’s been two weeks of practice and for some rookies just one week.  I’m not worried about the Oline because most of those issues appear to be communication.  Experience will iron out the wrinkles. 

Same.  From culture alone, it's been night and day from what we've seen in over a decade. 

Watching GMFB this morning, they were so concerned with 2019 Lamar Jackson being inaccurate in camp.  That led to his MVP.  Then, they talked Jamar Chase dropping a ton of ball in practice, which led to an All Pro season.  

I think Caleb will be fine, even if he doesn't figure out how to throw people open.  There are several HOF QB's that didn't have that in their tool bag.