Week 9: Bears at Titans (12:00 FOX)

[Hairyducked Idiot]

I think the worst part of this is that people are saying on Twitter that "this is the worst offensive performance in years". But it's really not. It's a typical offensive performance. Hell, they were worse just 2 games ago against the Rams. Performances like this have happened time and again. Under Nagy, under Fox, under Trestman, under Lovie, under Jauron, Wannstedt, Ditka, every coach ever. Why in 2020 are the Bears still the only team that hasn't ever figured out the offensive side of the ball? Can blow it up and start all over, but is it even going to matter? The Bears did everything right. Hired a young, upstart GM that moved his way up from a scout to player personnel director in a championship organization. He stabilized a disaster with a professional hire in John Fox. He didn't sit back and hope to luck into a QB, he got his guy at QB, got him what should have been the perfect coach. A young coach from a very successful coaching tree who had success with QBs, even called some offensive plays for a bit. A coach that followed in the same exact footsteps of the previous Andy Reid coaching tree hire, who would go on to win a Superbowl for a championship starved franchise. I hate that i don't know what the next step would even be. And I hate it more that it's very possible that step doesn't work either.

 

You know what the next step is. Bears fandom just isn't ready to admit it yet. Clean house and rebuild from scratch.

Bears fandom has wanted to clean house and rebuild every year for 30 years.

 

And it's been the right call for like 27 of them.