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  1. gflore34
    Yeah, don't get this narrative Caleb' under constant pressure, yes, there are times but, watch the film, it's not true.
  2. gflore34
    Yes, however, you can't watch the film break down without coming away with the thought there's something good there, plenty of times we had squint really hard to come away with a positive note on break downs of Fields.
  3. gflore34
    is accurate to say we're seeing things from Caleb we never saw from Mitch or Justin? And, despite all the bad play from the line and bad play calling, it's only a matter of time before things start to click for Caleb and the Bears?
  4. gflore34
    Beyond all of this Eberflus' continued game mismanagement is the most egregious and unforgivable, there's middle and high school coaches who are doing a better job. If I'm Poles I get Eberflus in a room and say - "dude get your horsefeathers horsefeathers together NOW!"
  5. gflore34
    Evidence that this narrative of DET, GB and Minn being light years ahead of the Bears is nonsense. Yes, currently, they're better, however, I don't believe there's a rule against the Bears cleaning up their act and improving.
  6. gflore34
    Most definitely the second option, the first option is the realm of Mitch and Justin are your QB's and will eventually get ugly and lead to mostly losing.
  7. gflore34
    Wasn't there mention that Williams recognized the alignment and wanted to audible but there wasn't enough time?
  8. gflore34
    Should the same situation arise in the future I'll be we'll see Williams audible or call a time out.
  9. gflore34
    I honestly believe Ohtani had no intentions of signing anywhere else, it was always going to be the Dodgers. The frustrating is Jed stringing us along, just like he'll attempt to do with Soto this coming off-season. Soto, like Ohtani, has one destination in mind - New York - well, maybe two - Mets or Yankees.
  10. gflore34
    It's a throw like this and others we saw which gives me hope. We didn't see much, if any, this from Trubisky and Fields, I believe we'll continue to see more of these plays from Williams in the coming weeks. Right now there's a horsefeathers-ton of bad, mixed in is some good and don't have to look that hard to see it. The good offering some light at the end of the tunnel, just it's going to be a really long tunnel. A long tunnel with non-stop look how much better Darnold, Daulton and Willis are than Williams BS.
  11. gflore34
    In this scenario there's a better chance Williams get his first TD pass sooner while giving the Bears the lead.
  12. gflore34
    Next time have Swift turn around and throw back to Williams who probably waltzes into end zone. Serious, just a feeble attempt by line as whole, there's the bad call plus a complete and utter failure to execute. It's literally the whole horsefeathers line, the poster child for OL ineptitude.
  13. gflore34
    That’s right keep the negativity coming, it’ll be all the more sweeter when Caleb makes these horsefeathers faces eat their words.
  14. gflore34
    People can make all the excuses they want about Caleb’ numbers being inflated by pass favorable situations. But, today we saw throws and glimpses of what Caleb can be as well, as what Rome can be. May take some time, it nevertheless, is going to happen.
  15. gflore34
    I'll take that and the loss versus the Colts winning with completely putrid QB play, Williams improving is going to translate to more wins down the road. In time, the Bears' opponents' MO of letting Trubisky or Fields play QB to beat you will not work with Caleb.
  16. gflore34
    False positives in sense of looking "good", as you've tabulated above, early in the season. Nevertheless, you are correct, mostly true negatives.
  17. gflore34
    Oh yeah, we've seen many false positives, hence, I'm cautiously, very cautiously optimistic.
  18. gflore34
    Add another week, at Penn State next, which is probably where it'll all come crashing down. There's a chance that Altmyer, Bryant, Franklin and Feagin are actually good a development no one saw coming. We'll see if they can take away the run from Penn State, if they can, there may a chance at even bigger win for the Illini.
  19. gflore34
    In his absence I'd like to see Scott be given a legitimate chance, or even, Collin Johnson, no more Carter at WR.
  20. gflore34
    And, what's with the over-usage of Everett and Carter? I know Scott' mistake prone though, at least, he'll stretch the field and he's not Jones Jr. level of mistake prone. Everett? Don't get this at all.
  21. gflore34
    Given the current state and play of the Colts defense it's reasonable to expect a jump in offensive performance, wouldn't be a surprise if that jump is small. It may take half a season or more before we see anything resembling a bona fide NFL offense out of the Bears. Absolutely sucks, going to have to put up with the endless Caleb' a bust, Bears ruin QB's, yadda, yadda, horsefeathers. What gives me hope is Caleb is not flawed such as Mitch and Justin were and are so, eventually it's going to come around.
  22. gflore34
    I know anything is possible in the playoffs still, they shouldn't go too far, quite probably will lose to Arizona in the first round.
  23. gflore34
    A 2025 Cubs roster without Wisdom and Smyly is automatically better.
  24. gflore34
    The main issue is consistency, I believe pitchers and batters can live with any strike zone as long as what's a strike in the first inning is a strike in the ninth inning. As we've seen on many occasions home plate umpires are not consistent.
  25. gflore34
    Another example of the strike zone changing from inning to inning, that 2-1 pitch called a strike against Suzuki was a ball in the top of the inning. So ready for these clowns to be removed from the strike determining equation.
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