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51 minutes ago, Wilson A2000 said:

I might be more nervous with Wentz than Murray

Wentz isn't very mobile that should be helpful.

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This was only the 3rd game since Caleb was drafted that the Bears won by 20+ points.

First one on the road.

EDIT: Over the entire Justin Fields era, the Bears only won one game by over 20 points.

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18 minutes ago, bukie said:

This was only the 3rd game since Caleb was drafted that the Bears won by 20+ points.

First one on the road.

EDIT: Over the entire Justin Fields era, the Bears only won one game by over 20 points.

Immediately thought of the London game against JAX but looks like we only won that by 19

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Guys I don't know what to do with myself to fully appreciate what we have here.  My entire life I've been going through the QB carousel, watching stupid JT O'Sullivan breakdowns, making excuses for why our latest QB of the future doesn't have what he needs to succeed, etc etc.  My entire life we've at best had coaches who don't make things worse, but rarely coaches who make things better.  We have some gaping holes defensively, by no means are we are perfect team, but we have something very special and I just don't think I am appreciating it enough. It just feels so weird after all the struggle to be pretty damn convinced that we have the coach and the QB.  

We are starting to look like the team other fanbases envy because we have that sexy cool coach who makes offense look easy and the QB who is so in lock step with said sexy coach that he almost starts sounding like him.  Our boy looked in full command of the offense today, I don't remember any truly terrible decisions and only a couple of throws that could be considered inaccurate.  He was comfortable and composed and confident in his ability to throw to any of his guys.  It's just incredible and hard to believe.  If only our defense could be even average (and while disappointing, 2 of our best players on defense today were rookies playing in their first game which is encouraging)

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Loveland didn’t show up in the box score but the Panthers defense pretty much ignored Raymond in the slot just to limit Loveland.

Has a score ever ended 59-37 before yesterday?

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7 hours ago, SpongeWorthy said:

 

no other qb in the league can put this combination of off platform arm talent, escapability, and burst on tape 

Prime Rodgers and Mahomes make these types of throws. 

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6 hours ago, UMFan83 said:

Guys I don't know what to do with myself to fully appreciate what we have here.  My entire life I've been going through the QB carousel, watching stupid JT O'Sullivan breakdowns, making excuses for why our latest QB of the future doesn't have what he needs to succeed, etc etc.  My entire life we've at best had coaches who don't make things worse, but rarely coaches who make things better.  We have some gaping holes defensively, by no means are we are perfect team, but we have something very special and I just don't think I am appreciating it enough. It just feels so weird after all the struggle to be pretty damn convinced that we have the coach and the QB.  

We are starting to look like the team other fanbases envy because we have that sexy cool coach who makes offense look easy and the QB who is so in lock step with said sexy coach that he almost starts sounding like him.  Our boy looked in full command of the offense today, I don't remember any truly terrible decisions and only a couple of throws that could be considered inaccurate.  He was comfortable and composed and confident in his ability to throw to any of his guys.  It's just incredible and hard to believe.  If only our defense could be even average (and while disappointing, 2 of our best players on defense today were rookies playing in their first game which is encouraging)

The only bad decision was the pick 6 in the redzone by a d lineman who dropped into coverage that was negated by a penalty. Not a fan of going for it on your own 21 early in the game either. Asked about it after the game, Ben said he still liked the call. Overall, an incredible offensive outpouring - probably the best I’ve ever seen by a Bears team. The Bears have the playcaller, the QB, the skill position players, the running game, and the line. Going to be a fun year!

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