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  1. gflore34
    Watching the game last night it appeared to me Hurts really isn't much better than Fields, I'm certain if Fields was behind his OL or had a more reliable OL he's be just fine. When it comes to offense it's what, 85-90% about your line? What's completely shocking, is Poles, of all people, should know this, he did a good job of putting a line together in KC. Is way out there to think, no matter what, Fields isn't his guy and maybe he didn't like any of Young, Stroud, etc. to pull the trigger in this year's draft? Seems awfully manipulative and cunning to kind of set up a guy for success - DJ Moore, etc., yet fail to fix the most important contributing factor to that success. I'm probably high on coffee, most likely explanation, is Poles is just another dumb horsefeathers in a long line of dumb fucks.
  2. gflore34
    They never will, not for lack of trying, it's just not something they're capable of, our best shot them selling the Bears.
  3. gflore34
    No jumping jacks from lineman and no lineman blocking each other would be an improvement. I think this is certainly fixable.
  4. gflore34
    No doubts about that, how do allow your defense to just lay back in the manner they did last Sunday? Isn't blitzing a young QB making his first start football 101?
  5. gflore34
    Read some articles condemning Eberflus because he said he didn't know why DJ Moore was targeted so few times. Not, that much of vitriol and doom boner-ing isn't deserved but, this is taking to the extreme. I'm certain he pissed as all of us, he's got eyes, he knows they played like crap, failed to execute, etc. But, I don't think he wanted to throw his offensive coordinator and players under the bus, which is exactly what media was looking to bait.
  6. gflore34
    I thought about that as well, the entirety of the Green Bay defense was bunched at the line of scrimmage. Fields gets the pitch goes left and he's gone.
  7. gflore34
    Bad for me today, almost always get tripped on the first column, was proud of my GG choice for the Orioles - Mark Belanger. Of course, Cal Ripken Jr. was the popular choice, thought there was a chance it might have been Brooks Robinson for that one.
  8. gflore34
    That's really the best option, it's the only one that's going instill any confidence in Fields and has any possibility of being effective and sustainable. Hit the horsefeathers button!
  9. gflore34
    I really thought Kmet was going to take the snap and pitch to Fields, that probably would have worked. Just Fields taking the direct snap would have worked, we all should have turned the game off after the idiocy of the first series.
  10. gflore34
    Does any really believe Fields is going to attempt more than 15 passes this Sunday?
  11. gflore34
    I'd say Wright has the best chance, maybe sooner than a couple of years, even in that disaster of game film you see him get beat. But then, when the Packers came back at him with the same design/stunt etc. he handle it really well. Also, on the pick six, beside Fields and Johnson, he was the only other player who hustled, even managed to lay a big hit on Walker.
  12. gflore34
    It's more in FA where he fucked up, still don't get why he didn't hit it harder.
  13. gflore34
    At some point Fields has to hit the horsefeathers it button and start slinging the ball, see even a hint of a window let it rip, I think its his only chance at not being an ex-NFL player come 2024 off season. horsefeathers all the worrying about footwork and all that horsefeathers, be hyper-aggressive, really has nothing to lose.
  14. gflore34
    One thing may help, Claypool being a healthy scratch, his lack of effort is inexcusable, St. Brown and Jones Jr. both suck hard but, they'll give maximum effort. I think deactivating Claypool would send the right message to the team, you can be bad at football but, you should never be bad at trying.
  15. gflore34
    After watching that film how is it conceivable they'll ever score a TD let alone win a game? It looks extraordinarily hopeless, good signing there with Nate Davis Mr. former offensive lineman Poles. Is anyone on the Bears pissed? Anyone, Poles, coaching staff, I don't give a horsefeathers who it is, someone should be.
  16. gflore34
    Until they're sold we cannot expect anything different, this ownership, regardless of how hard they try, cannot get it right. Its a completely frustrating, sad, hopeless, pathetic situation an infinite loop of garbage. It's really amazing always the wrong decision with everything and we know they're not trying to horsefeathers up all the time but, they somehow manage to do so every time.
  17. gflore34
    Given the lack of a pass rush, Gordon' presence or not, doesn't make a bit of difference.
  18. gflore34
    By the way, this whole notion of Caleb Williams or any QB being of weary of being drafted by the Bears is one big load of horsefeathers. The only thing the Bears can blamed for is bad scouting and drafting flawed QB's, they didn't make or create any of their flaws. If they can't coach Justin Fields to speed up processing and read defenses, then, conversely, if Fields had that ability, they, sure as horsefeathers, couldn't have coached it out of him.
  19. gflore34
    Honestly, even Justin Fields would have looked good against the excuse the Bears called defense yesterday - I think.
  20. gflore34
    We're going to see an overcompensation against the Bucs - run, run, designed runs for Fields and more non-designed runs from Fields - count on it. Don't know if there's a betting line on passing attempts but, I'd take the under on 20, hell, I'd be shocked if he even attempts 15 passes.
  21. gflore34
    The correct answer is probably neither but, I can't think the offense will put it together before the defense.
  22. gflore34
    Of the two units I believe there's a good chance the defense improves, I've really no hope for the offense, unless they decide to hit horsefeathers it with Fields and go for broke. The bad aspect is with an improving defense we're back to whole defense, defense, try to manage TOP boring ass football.
  23. gflore34
    If he's staring down receivers is everyone really open? Given the defense knows where the ball is going to be thrown, is it not a real possibility the other receivers looking "open" are because of the secondary converging on the ball?
  24. gflore34
    Don't think there 's much overreaction on the Bears, what we saw was a continuation of '22 compounded by their lack preparedness. I don't recall preparedness being issue last season.
  25. gflore34
    There's nothing special about him, wouldn't be surprised if yesterday' game and their game in Lambeau against the Bears turnout to be his career highlights.
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