Week 16 Bears @ Jags

[gflore34]

Both the Saints (@ Panthers) and the Seahawks (@ 49ers) will be getting crushed by halftime, and the Packers being the charitable blokes they are will pull all their starters and let the Bears win.

 

Unfortunately the Bears will already be down 35-10 so they won't be able to mount that comeback :D

 

That's a certainty, there's nothing good coming from this Bears season, they've won too many games thereby, eliminating any chance at drafting a QB. They'll lose to GB in most heart breaking, kick in the balls manner which will enable them to miss the playoffs. Maybe a GB sweep will seal the fate of Pace and Nagy, that could be a good result.

 

Just for shits and giggles I looked at Jimmy Graham' stats, one could argue he's having his best season since 2017 with SEA, a pro bowl season. Kind of surprising given he had Rodgers as his QB the previous two seasons of course, some no name GB TE is currently having the season of his life.

[Wilson A2000]

Murray might also be out next week. Could have a Streveler against Wolford battle with each never have thrown an NFL pass before.

[UMFan83]

Murray might also be out next week. Could have a Streveler against Wolford battle with each never have thrown an NFL pass before.

 

Interesting. There didn't seem to be a ton of concern yesterday but yeah I'm seeing those reports now. If there's any chance for him to play, I can't see him sitting out with the season on the line, but who knows.

[CaliforniaRaisin]

Somehow Mitch is still the worst of these three QBs playing for a playoff spot.

[Wilson A2000]

Somehow Mitch is still the worst of these three QBs playing for a playoff spot.

 

Why is he worse than Murray and Goff?

[Soul]

Both the Saints (@ Panthers) and the Seahawks (@ 49ers) will be getting crushed by halftime, and the Packers being the charitable blokes they are will pull all their starters and let the Bears win.

 

Unfortunately the Bears will already be down 35-10 so they won't be able to mount that comeback :D

 

That's a certainty, there's nothing good coming from this Bears season, they've won too many games thereby, eliminating any chance at drafting a QB. They'll lose to GB in most heart breaking, kick in the balls manner which will enable them to miss the playoffs. Maybe a GB sweep will seal the fate of Pace and Nagy, that could be a good result.

 

Just for horsefeathers and giggles I looked at Jimmy Graham' stats, one could argue he's having his best season since 2017 with SEA, a pro bowl season. Kind of surprising given he had Rodgers as his QB the previous two seasons of course, some no name GB TE is currently having the season of his life.

 

 

Robert Tonyan. In the interest of being fair to him, the Packers have been bringing him along since 2017, after the Lions discarded him. So good for him for hanging around until he got his chance. I just think he's a product of Rodgers just like many others, and will disappear if he leaves GB. Kind of sick of seeing him make big catch after big catch!

[gflore34]

Somehow Mitch is still the worst of these three QBs playing for a playoff spot.

 

Why is he worse than Murray and Goff?

 

From a purely statistical point of view there's not much distinction, all of them are about the same QB.

[gflore34]

 

Unfortunately the Bears will already be down 35-10 so they won't be able to mount that comeback :D

 

That's a certainty, there's nothing good coming from this Bears season, they've won too many games thereby, eliminating any chance at drafting a QB. They'll lose to GB in most heart breaking, kick in the balls manner which will enable them to miss the playoffs. Maybe a GB sweep will seal the fate of Pace and Nagy, that could be a good result.

 

Just for horsefeathers and giggles I looked at Jimmy Graham' stats, one could argue he's having his best season since 2017 with SEA, a pro bowl season. Kind of surprising given he had Rodgers as his QB the previous two seasons of course, some no name GB TE is currently having the season of his life.

 

 

Robert Tonyan. In the interest of being fair to him, the Packers have been bringing him along since 2017, after the Lions discarded him. So good for him for hanging around until he got his chance. I just think he's a product of Rodgers just like many others, and will disappear if he leaves GB. Kind of sick of seeing him make big catch after big catch!

 

Most certainly, I wouldn't be fooled into thinking he could replicate such play with any QB. Rodgers is having his best season - for him - since 2016, might explain why Graham didn't fair as well as I thought he would in his GB years. Just find it pleasantly surprising the Bears, with horseshit for QB's, managed to get anything out of him.

[UMFan83]

 

Unfortunately the Bears will already be down 35-10 so they won't be able to mount that comeback :D

 

That's a certainty, there's nothing good coming from this Bears season, they've won too many games thereby, eliminating any chance at drafting a QB. They'll lose to GB in most heart breaking, kick in the balls manner which will enable them to miss the playoffs. Maybe a GB sweep will seal the fate of Pace and Nagy, that could be a good result.

 

Just for horsefeathers and giggles I looked at Jimmy Graham' stats, one could argue he's having his best season since 2017 with SEA, a pro bowl season. Kind of surprising given he had Rodgers as his QB the previous two seasons of course, some no name GB TE is currently having the season of his life.

 

 

Robert Tonyan. In the interest of being fair to him, the Packers have been bringing him along since 2017, after the Lions discarded him. So good for him for hanging around until he got his chance. I just think he's a product of Rodgers just like many others, and will disappear if he leaves GB. Kind of sick of seeing him make big catch after big catch!

 

Product of Rodgers? Hasn't Rodgers historically been unkind to his TEs?

[minnesotacubsfan]

 

That's a certainty, there's nothing good coming from this Bears season, they've won too many games thereby, eliminating any chance at drafting a QB. They'll lose to GB in most heart breaking, kick in the balls manner which will enable them to miss the playoffs. Maybe a GB sweep will seal the fate of Pace and Nagy, that could be a good result.

 

Just for horsefeathers and giggles I looked at Jimmy Graham' stats, one could argue he's having his best season since 2017 with SEA, a pro bowl season. Kind of surprising given he had Rodgers as his QB the previous two seasons of course, some no name GB TE is currently having the season of his life.

 

 

Robert Tonyan. In the interest of being fair to him, the Packers have been bringing him along since 2017, after the Lions discarded him. So good for him for hanging around until he got his chance. I just think he's a product of Rodgers just like many others, and will disappear if he leaves GB. Kind of sick of seeing him make big catch after big catch!

 

Product of Rodgers? Hasn't Rodgers historically been unkind to his TEs?

Was it Rodgers or McCarthys schemes?

 

And Graham was aging by the time he signed with GB, he just happens to be having a late-career revival with Chicago

[gflore34]

 

 

Robert Tonyan. In the interest of being fair to him, the Packers have been bringing him along since 2017, after the Lions discarded him. So good for him for hanging around until he got his chance. I just think he's a product of Rodgers just like many others, and will disappear if he leaves GB. Kind of sick of seeing him make big catch after big catch!

 

Product of Rodgers? Hasn't Rodgers historically been unkind to his TEs?

Was it Rodgers or McCarthys schemes?

 

And Graham was aging by the time he signed with GB, he just happens to be having a late-career revival with Chicago

 

And WTF is up with that? This kind of horsefeathers almost never happens for the Bears.

[minnesotacubsfan]

eh, his yards, catches are all down (relatively). The one stat Graham is having a good year is TD's (8). its a small revival

[Wilson A2000]

Goff had surgery today on this thumb. Unlikely to play on Sunday.

 

Not good.

[gflore34]

Goff had surgery today on this thumb. Unlikely to play on Sunday.

 

Not good.

 

Yes but, its the Cardinals and except for a few blips here and there throughout franchise history, them losing to Ram team with a QB nobody' heard off is definitely within the realm of possibilities. They'll lose and the Bears will back into the playoffs after getting destroyed by Packers.

[raw]

Yeah, no chance to play after he actually had surgery.

[UMFan83]

Goff had surgery today on this thumb. Unlikely to play on Sunday.

 

Not good.

 

Sounds like they feel confident that the Packers will take care of the Bears for them.

[minnesotacubsfan]

Goff had surgery today on this thumb. Unlikely to play on Sunday.

 

Not good.

 

Sounds like they feel confident that the Packers will take care of the Bears for them.

 

 

they shouldnt

[Wilson A2000]

Goff had surgery today on this thumb. Unlikely to play on Sunday.

 

Not good.

 

Sounds like they feel confident that the Packers will take care of the Bears for them.

 

 

they shouldnt

 

Why not? The Packers are playing the best football in the league right now and have always hammered the Bears with Rodgers.

[minnesotacubsfan]

 

Sounds like they feel confident that the Packers will take care of the Bears for them.

 

 

they shouldnt

 

Why not? The Packers are playing the best football in the league right now and have always hammered the Bears with Rodgers.

 

sure. but anytime you depend on a team outside of yourself, it can backfire

[CaliforniaRaisin]

 

Sigh

[UMFan83]

Never fear, Blake Bortles is here!

 

 

 

The joke would be that this makes the Rams worse, but at least he has a floor as an NFL QB. He's familiar with the playbook already so if he can just make the basic throws he needs to make, I could theoretically see the Rams riding their defense to victory. Pretty similar to basically 80% of all Bears wins.

[WrigleyField 22]

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