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Bears fans are genetically engineered to pine for horsefeathers backup QBs to play

 

Because we always had questionable at best starters.

 

 

So we should default to the horsefeathers back ups?

 

If the Bears start Daniel, then Trubisky becomes the shitty backup that we all pine for. It's the circle of life

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#1 defense in the league per DVOA after 3 weeks

 

https://www.footballoutsiders.com/stats/teamdef

 

10th in the league overall (27th in offense, 9th in st)

 

https://www.footballoutsiders.com/stats/teameff

 

the nice thing is it's reasonable enough to hope/expect that the offense can be a decent amount better than that (because, well, that's really bad and they have a lot of talent and should hopefully progress as trubisky picks up the offense more) while the defense is probably in the territory (not necessarily #1) it should be.

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It was nice to see Minnesota lose last night. Makes it easier for the division, although locking up the #1 seed in the NFC is now tougher. LOL
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It was nice to see Minnesota lose last night. Makes it easier for the division, although locking up the #1 seed in the NFC is now tougher. LOL

I don't think it would be that hard to go into LA in January and pull off a win.

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#1 defense in the league per DVOA after 3 weeks

 

https://www.footballoutsiders.com/stats/teamdef

 

10th in the league overall (27th in offense, 9th in st)

 

https://www.footballoutsiders.com/stats/teameff

 

the nice thing is it's reasonable enough to hope/expect that the offense can be a decent amount better than that (because, well, that's really bad and they have a lot of talent and should hopefully progress as trubisky picks up the offense more) while the defense is probably in the territory (not necessarily #1) it should be.

They move the ball well on offense and eat up a ton of clock. They simply can't execute in the red zone. Is success in the redzone similar to BABIP in that it will eventually regress to the mean over time?

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#1 defense in the league per DVOA after 3 weeks

 

https://www.footballoutsiders.com/stats/teamdef

 

10th in the league overall (27th in offense, 9th in st)

 

https://www.footballoutsiders.com/stats/teameff

 

the nice thing is it's reasonable enough to hope/expect that the offense can be a decent amount better than that (because, well, that's really bad and they have a lot of talent and should hopefully progress as trubisky picks up the offense more) while the defense is probably in the territory (not necessarily #1) it should be.

They move the ball well on offense and eat up a ton of clock. They simply can't execute in the red zone. Is success in the redzone similar to BABIP in that it will eventually regress to the mean over time?

there's only 16 games in a season and a handful, at most, of trips into the red zone each game. There is no time for regression.

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As long as they are independent events the only thing that matters going forward is the underlying probability instead of past performance, though.
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Red zone scoring is very much a skill.

 

Big time. So many QBs can get lead their teams between the 20s but when the field gets shorter the best QBs can find tight windows and go throw progressions to get into the end zone

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He *didn't* miss the wide open receiver 40 yards downfield. It's a good start.

 

He found him at least. He has been missing wide open receivers

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This looks like it could easily be the game where the narrative, from both the fan base and the national media, begins to transition from "interesting young team, might be good some day" to "this is a championship defense accompanied by a lot of offensive weapons."
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That Akiem Hicks sack was a textbook example for everyone who does the dumb "How can you possibly sack a QB without driving your weight into him" takes.

Well, he didn't have a chance to drive his body into him, the sack was as much on the other guy pushing the lineman into Fitzpatrick and him being a stiff.

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