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  1. gflore34
    Say the Bears are up 8 on the Vikings, 2:30 left in the game, 4th and inches at the 50, you know Eberflus is going to punt and trust his defense to keep them out of the end zone.
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    It's got to have something to do with Eberflus' lack of fire, aggression, whatever. Dude, for the most part, just stands there and lets all the missed calls roll off his back. If it we're me, especially last year with the repeated cheap shots on Fields, I'd first try the discreet official channels of complaint like Eberflus does. When that didn't work I'd probably would have gotten my self fined and thrown out a games for getting in officials' faces and calling them out in press conferences.
  4. gflore34
    The focus has to be on Caleb, if he can handle the Vikings' blitzes and exploit them I'll be happy win or lose. He didn't horsefeathers his pants ala Mitch and Justin vs. the Packers, hopefully, we don't get the Justin deer in the headlights vs. the Vikings. As for the rest, I'm certain we'll see the same lack of urgency and aggression from Eberflus, no concerted efforts to pressure Darnold, DB's falling/getting pushed down leading to big plays for the Vikings, etc.
  5. gflore34
    Guess Rome was held on the missed throw by Caleb that should have been an 88 yard TD. Yet, another missed DPI/DH, don't know what is, perhaps, it's lack of anything from Eberflus, as to why the NFL continues to let defenses mug Bears' receivers. Similar to the allowance of head shots on Fields last season.
  6. gflore34
    Theoretically Williams' quick release should negate any defensive adjustments, a well prepared football team will have no problems. However, as you alluded, within the last 10 years when have the Bears been well prepared? Never.
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    There's definitely something real and good with Caleb, it's a shame to waste it with Eberflus for next 7 games. This not Nagy with a flawed Mitch and Justin or Eberflus with a flawed Justin, a decent HC with Caleb puts an end to the Packers dominance. They're just wasting precious development time by letting Eberflus continue, as many have said, they don't deserve to have fans.
  8. gflore34
    Given the previous three plays, riding that emotion, I think there's a real good chance something positive happens.
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    I know exactly what's going to happen next week: Caleb will play well, 2-3 TD passes, they'll build a double digit lead with about 5 minutes left in the game. And proceed to lose because dick-less, in plus territory, 2:30 left on the clock, fourth and inches, chooses to punt, instead trying to ice the game by getting a first down.
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    if Eberflus says - "Ya know what? horsefeathers them, lets get as many yards possible in two plays and try to make the FG attempt much easier or even a TD, go Caleb." - I'm certain we'd be talking about a Bears victory today.
  11. gflore34
    The truly frustrated part is it's a lack of aggression. a lack of aggression from a coach who has to know by now he's fighting for his job. Just don't understand his stubbornness and refusal to be aggressive, it'll end with his firing.
  12. gflore34
    Maybe the group of players who approach Poles about Waldron could do the same about Eberflus today. They've got to fed up with Eberflus finding ways to lose winnable games by now.
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    Complete nonsense if you find the right guy to be HC.
  14. gflore34
    Way too conservative on defense as well, you could see it yesterday, time and time again they rushed four on obvious passing downs. Giving, Love, a guy who will make mistakes under pressure all kinds of time.
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    How many games does Eberflus have to piss away before the Bears come to the conclusion the light bulb is never going to come on for this clown? He's a fair to poor DC, that's all he'll ever be, his ceiling. They've already broken the seal on their "noble" not in-season firing of coaches with Waldron. Do the team, the fan base, hell, the NFL a favor and show Eberflus the door.
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    They could do a lot worse than firing Eberflus into the sun and giving the reins to Thomas Brown for the remainder of the season.
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    I'm not entirely convinced Eberflus was Poles' choice.
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    I wonder how many teams have had an in-game OL injury as many times as the Bears? What has been, 3, 4 consecutive games?
  19. gflore34
    Eberflus cowardice shows up on the defensive side as well, there was not an effort to go after Love with more blitzes. When pressured Love will throw the ball up for grabs, some call it putting the ball where his receivers can make a play, sometimes, but, there's also a good deal of just throwing and hoping for the best. It's time to fire Eberflus, you gain nothing by keeping him as a lame duck for the remaining games. I'm certain, given the chance, Caleb would have got them closer and Santos having to LD longer kicks wouldn't have been an issue. It's also time to draft a kicker with a big leg.
  20. gflore34
    Well, you know, astronauts and rocket surgery and all, it's probably since 2021 or thereabouts. Saw the correction above, I was close, 2020.
  21. gflore34
    We just saw it's possible to close the gap in QB play between the Bears and Packers, have to work on the coaching gap next season. Really, not so much a coaching gap as it is to find a competent head coach, the Bears aren't devoid of talent and will add more next year. It's they're devoid of anything resembling good coaching.
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    Again, this is something Eberflus should know, little details, Eberflus misses them every time. It's the Packers, your conservative approach has never worked, if there was ever a time to be aggressive and try to get closer that was it.
  23. gflore34
    I think it more on Santos kicking the ball low than anything GB did, which, of course falls on Eberflus. Everyone knows 46 yards isn't a chip shot for Santos yet, no attempt was made to get closer, that's on dumb ass.
  24. gflore34
    Well, at least, Caleb didn't horsefeathers his paints today like every other Bears QB vs. the Packers for last 30 years. Really, a loss is much better in the long run, had the Bears won, it might have been enough of an excuse to retain Eberflus.
  25. gflore34
    How about, I don't know, a sack?
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