UMFan83

This is hilarious and so 2024 Chicago Bears

I have no idea why he’s so bad. Occasionally he throws such a perfect dime and it gets you excited but more often than not he’s just not accurate at all

Feels like the first time in 5 years a Bears QB has gotten a free play and actually taken advantage of it. Of course then the next play he overthrows a TD

He did not look like this earlier in the season. Even week 1 when he was terrible he was more inaccurate than anything else. Now he looks like a deer in headlights out there. We’re ruining another one

Caleb looks absolutely lost out there. What the hell is he looking at?

I still believe in Caleb but man he has more developing to do than I thought. Either that or he is regressing due to the Bears being the Bears. no idea why these high 1st round QBs keep allowing the Bears to draft them

3rd straight game the Bears have failed to score in the 1st half. Great preparation

3rd and 18, 3rd and 10, 3rd and 14. What a team

I appreciate Brown trying to take risks and going for it there but that’s a devastating failure to not score there. Vikings are basically just playing with their food right now

That’s twice we’ve gotten into FG range and the drive ended without a score or FG attempt. we have to lead the league in drives where we advance to the opponents 30 and don’t score or attempt a FG

Now a 3rd and 10 conversion. outside of Caleb this might be my least favorite Bears team in my lifetime and believe me they’ve had plenty of competition

I don’t know, figure it out. Maybe don’t use a 3rd round pick on him when clearly the Bears have plenty of pressing needs going into a win now year and only 4 total draft picks

3rd and 17 conversion lmao

The fact that there was ever a situation where Amegadjie had no choice but to start at LT against the best pass rush in football is a massive failure for Poles.

This isn’t even a fun bad team. It’s not even really watchable.

That was gonna be my reply. Have you paid attention to any Bears/Packers games over the past…30 years?

I’m worried about giving up too much in this trade and would rather consider other options before going this route but whatever

yeah...if we have the QB already, I would much rather him get a few wins to end the season on the high note (in addition to good vibes and confidence, it likely means he played well). I'll drop to the 14th pick or something for that. If we were tanking for a QB, tank away.

whoops, so used to them losing thanks. Either way, the scenario is the same. Need to win 2 of 3 and the Bears lose out for Chicago to pass them.

Not a great day for the Bears draft pick hopes. Of the teams ahead of them in the draft pecking order, the Giants (1st), Patriots (3rd), Jaguars (4th), Panthers (5th), Titans (6th), Browns (7th) and Jets (8th) all lost today while the Raiders (2nd) play the Falcons tomorrow. The only hope for the Bears moving above the 9th overall pick is one or more of the Patriots, Jaguars, Panthers, Titans, Browns or Jets winning at least 2 of their last 3 games while the Bears lose out. We could finish 4-13 after losing 11 straight games to end the season in a year we expected to compete and still only end up with the 9th overall pick because we played a ridiculous gauntlet of teams that beat our brains in all year (along with us beating our own brains in). Such is life as a Bears fan… For the record, 4-13 with a .555 SOS (like ours potentially this year) would have gotten us the 4th pick last year, 4th pick in 2023 and 6th pick in 2022 😡

I know Kyle will just roll his eyes if he sees this but looking at the standings and playoff picture I can’t help but wonder the effect of coaching on some of these surprise likely playoff teams. Tomlin has had some middling Pittsburgh teams and QB issues but has never had a sub-.500 season despite being the longest tenured coach in the league. His Steelers are 10-4 this year. I laughed when the Broncos took Nix 12th and thought it was an overreach. Sean Payton came into a situation where the team wasn’t performing well, they had a mess at QB and traded 3 first round picks to acquire that mess. Seemed a few years at least from turning it around. Now 9-5 and going to the playoffs. Chargers were known for being perpetual disappointments. Hired Harbaugh and even with his reputation, the general expectation was a short rebuild in LA, especially after trading Herbert’s top 2 WRs away and replacing them with a 2nd round rookie and not a ton else. Just feels to me like hiring the right coach really does make a tremendous difference in many cases. Though admittedly I’m not putting a ton of thought or analysis into this post, I’m sure there are examples of well regarded coaches falling flat at a new job and there’s the argument for teams like Minnesota and GB: are they good because O’Connell and LaFleur are elite coaches or are they good because they have good rosters and GMs. Or is it a mix of both? Either way, I really really hope the Bears don’t botch the head coach hire…again

Unbeatable Blackhawks. Except for the 2 games that they were beaten during that stretch.

Sounds like Kiran Amegadjie is in line to start. At Left Tackle. Against a team that relentlessly blitzes and is top 5 in pressures and sacks

Thought this was in interesting look back at the Sweat trade. The main piece is from Barnwell but I can’t share it because he apparently blocked me at some point.

Seems like this might be the reason for the Hawkins quote on Bellinger today: Yankees probably feel like they have some leverage now with the Tucker deal official and the Cubs are saying they can find a spot for Bellinger on the 2025 Cubs.