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They're terrible and all but, holy horsefeathers they've been royally fucked by the zebras, from the lack of roughing the passer calls on Justin Fields to some bs calls against the defense.
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Playing not lose baby or, win, for that matter.
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I think you're correct at the very least, his having success against more than just the Bears.
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If the game is played, which it shouldn't, I have think chances for even more egregious head scratching coaching from Nagy are quite high. Although, I have no idea how he can be much worse, I'm thinking the football idiot' football idiot Nagy will find a way.
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That was roughing the passer? horsefeathering GB did that to Justin Fields on almost every passing attempt, no call. The inconsistency of this horse horsefeathers called NFL officiating is mind boggling.
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Think I saw something regarding the myth of halftime adjustments in the NFL, this is an obvious example that they do occur and can be impactful. As a DC I certainly would have realized Johnson is shutting Adams down and the Packers are going to make some adjustments to get him away from that match up. What are the possibilities and how do we react in such circumstances? Such thoughts seem plausible for every team save of course, for our Bears.
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Does anyone know if roughing the passer has been called when Justin Fields has played? I know, the coaching isn't doing him any favors and is responsible for quite a bit of the hits he's taken. However, it appears to me he's taking a lot of abuse several seconds after he's released the ball also, that horsefeathers GB NG was allowed grab him around the neck/head with no call. It's getting out of hand, better play calling, would help to if the officials were actually consistent with their calls.
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Beyond the game itself the most annoying aspect may have been Collingsworth and Michaels sucking Rodgers dick all night, glossing over the COVID incident. No Cris and Al, Aaron Rodgers is a lying sack of horsefeathers who showed his true self with his first responses to the whole situation. Not that the NFL gives a rat's ass about COVID mind you.
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We can expect perfect decisions, not perfect results. It's not even hard decisions. I was pissed he didn't go for 4th on the opening drive at the 40. I wasn't happy he kicked the 1st FG on 4th down from the 3. It was just asinine to punt the ball on 4th and inches down 11. It's not like they were in the shadows of the goal line either. You were 4-8 and getting fired. Why are you not playing to win? You're going to lose if you punt the ball to a QB that scored every time he touched the ball after the 1st quarter. Everyone expects you to lose, take risks. If you lose, so be it, you were supposed to anyway. Well, he did not go balls to walls aggressive, taking risks in the ultimate game to do so against the Saints in the playoffs last season. What makes us think he'd grow some and do it last night?
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Don't know if its going to happen anytime soon however, I cannot wait for the season when GB no longer has Rodgers as their QB. I want to see how "great" of a young coach LaFleur is, along with how good the HC and DC are with Jordan Love as their QB. Realistically, I strongly suspect GB will break the bank to sign Rodgers to whatever he wants for as long as wishes all others, Adams, etc. are expendable. That's OK, if and its a big if, the Bears get it right with the next GM and HC, they'll start beating the Packers and Rodgers with Justin Fields.
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I know its Sports Mockery but, I've seen more far too many suggestions of poaching from the GB staff and upper management for the next iteration of Bears GM and or HC. Like Josh McDaniels, I'd stay light-years away from anything related to GB, they've never had anything but one of the best QBs in NFL history at the helm, Rodgers covers up a lot of flaws. Then again, they could be truly good but, with the Bears' luck, I wouldn't chance it.
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He wasn't great, but I also feel like the game plan did him no favors. It was again a lot of timing routes, very little designed plays to get him out of the pocket, almost no shots downfield (also a result of poor blocking). I would have liked to have seen more from Fields this year, did not expect him to be bottom 5 in many QB statistics, but at this point I refuse to take anything definitive away from this season due to issues beyond Fields' control. I took that into consideration as well, perfect example was Montgomery picking up 20+ plus yards on a draw in 1st half I take this to mean GB pass rushers were getting up the field, why not go back to that in 2nd half? Along, with, maybe, a screen (does Nagy even know what a screen play is?) or anything else designed to take advantage of the D-Line getting too far up the field? Is really that hard? Is there no one on the coaching staff seeing what's happening out there?
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I thought Fields was pretty shitty last night, did not play well at all. He's also not getting any help, Kmet - I mentioned focusing on him instead of Graham but, seriously can that fart-knocker catch anything? Thought the Bears may have found an answer to the TE position with Kmet but, its looking more and more like that'll be yet another hole to fill. And Allen Robinson, what a piss poor effort last night, when, if, Pace and Nagy get fired can they take him with them? He's useless out there, why not see what you've got in Newsome or any other young WR on the practice squad? There's absolutely no reason to waste anymore snaps on Robinson, he will not be a part of the next good Bears team, just say bye-bye and put him on the injury list, whatever.
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We'll see, looks good putting up some shots here. Obviously being able to shoot in a controlled setting and ramping up to game condition are wildly different states. I do worry about him re-aggravating his injury with his style of play. Good. I hate the Heat and this should be a winnable game even with all the injuries/missing players. What about Gabe Vincent whoever the horsefeathers that is...
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Have not looked at the schedule but, if the Illini get Iowa at home this season I believe they'll have that figured out. If Curbelo is back and healthy he'll probably be able to break their press by himself, the TO's resulting from the press are the only thing that kept the Illini from winning by 20+ plus themselves. It's going to be a long year for Iowa and I think its awesome.
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And Iowa getting destroyed on the boards again, Iowa State up by 10 in the first half. I knew that 7-0 start was mainly smoke and mirrors, sure Keegan Murray looks good but, this team has no chance on the boards, not good Daniel-San.
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Uhmm...Rutgers? Maybe, just, maybe, Purdue isn't so superior after all.
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1998 Frustrating thing is this team should be undefeated. 27 turnovers at the cuse and this game they just stood around during the second half and watched XJ take to many stupid drives to the basket. Thankfully they have a PG coming in next year. At least the defense is better then it was under Miller. God, they haven't won in Wisconsin since I was in college. SMH Was watching and kept thinking why is Woodson leaving Johnson in there to throw up bad shot after bad shot instead of feeding Jackson-Davis? Didn't make sense and clearly cost them the game.
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Hehe. Don't worry, at this point in the season this will be a simple matter of the Packers slowly and methodically taking the Bears apart with long drive after long drive. You won't have to go through the agony of thinking the Bears might win if not for Nagy© decisions. Liking the copyright on Nagy "coaching" decisions.
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I'd stay away from McDaniels as well, do not like the idea at all.
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This game, like the last game and the playoff game against NO is another opportunity for Nagy to go hyper-aggressive, they've literally nothing to lose. However, I'm certain he'll find a way to be the big [expletive] he is, watch, the Bears will be hanging in there, keeping it close, maybe with a chance to take the lead on a drive, it'll be fourth and a centimeter around midfield. And, of course, he'll punt, the Packers will drive the length of the field and put the game away. If that happens I'd fire him the very second the game ends, have some else, anyone, Andy Dalton, do the post game PC.
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Well, technically, this will be Nagy' last game against GB as the Bears HC so, whatever' being reported is true. Thinking about Justin Fields I rather he not play in this one, let Dalton and Foles take the beating. Make certain he's ready to go for the remaining games against the Vikings and Seahawks.
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Good job by the Illini tonight, had a little 8-5 action going against them, still managed to win. Out rebounded those piss yellow and black fucks by nearly 30, had they committed a few less TO's would have won by double digits. I loathe Iowa basketball, hope ISU puts a beating on them next.
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Dip horsefeathers pathetic moron that is Nagy never fails to show, talks all big about being aggressive, etc., needs to win, goes for it on 4th and 8 earlier, has the running game going, midfield 4th and 2 - I'll take a penalty and punt.
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The fact that Pace and Nagy thought he would keep them competitive enough to start him over Fields is yet another strike against them Yep, if it weren't for some draft day stupidity in the Bears favor, that was their plan, Andy Dalton and Nick Foles, which is more than enough fuel to fire both of them.