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Bears offensive production the first 9 games of the 2020 season with Matt Nagy controlling playcalling: 19.7 points per game, 318 yards per game Bears offensive production in the 6 games that Lazor was controlling playcalling: 29.7 points per game, 348 yards per game Bears offensive production in the 3 games since Nagy for some reason took over playcalling again: 13.0 points per game, 254 yards per game Now, this is a bit of a deceptive statistic I'll admit. For one, Lazor took over a stretch where we played 4 of the worst defensive teams in the league. Nagy took back over to play the Packers, Saints and Rams. But I guess my point is, clearly the Bears offense was producing with Lazor calling plays regardless of the reason. Why the need to wrestle back control when things were working?
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The Bears are so far away from being a contender. Fields can greatly accelerate that process but they need a lot. The pieces are not in place as Wanny would say
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Of course, why wouldn’t you want to give your rookie QB a regular season reps in a blowout?
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It’s a rock and a hard place. There’s a 1% chance Daltons noodle arm finds someone 15 yards downfield and maybe a 3% chance the Rams commit a penalty to give the Bears a 1st. But a FG does nothing. Also there’s the fact that it doesn’t matter because the Rams are scoring on every possession anyways
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The Rams are about to score for the 6th time in 7 total possessions
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I kind of want the Rams to score a TD as it might create a situation where Nagy gives Fields a drive
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Kmet is a beast. Very encouraging game for him
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Not sure but its the game plan as much as it is an aversion to throwing downfield. Everything is out of his hands within 3 seconds
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Montgomery looking like Forte out there
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How much are we paying Foles, Graham and Quinn to not provide any value to a Bears team that desperately needs defensive backs?
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Lol maybe shouldn’t have spent all offseason downgrading the secondary
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Huh? Just hanging in this game is a positive. Getting blown out both on offense and defense is the worst case scenario I mean that if they look terrible on offense this pushes us closer to fields starting. If they look competent but not good, Nagy is not compelled to make a move and we still lost
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The worst case scenario is the Bears losing but the offense looking competent enough (but not good) for Nagy to be encouraged
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Yeah I see him on Twitter a lot. Still going strong and is loudly banging the drum for Fields
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How many times in the last 10 years have we watched the Bears get absolutely pantsed on National TV? Not just a blowout but a “opponent scores on first 9 possessions, bears kick a FG” type of blowout
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What quarter will the Bears get their first stop in?
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Sometimes you expect the worst and come away pleasantly surprised. This is not one of those times.
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Bet this is another Nagy scoreless half
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Well coached team
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Offensive timeout early in the 1st quarter. Drink
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Can enjoy it for a couple hours. I can enjoy it all horsefeathering week. The Bears are expected to get smacked down so I’m not going to be upset when it happens. I too expect a blowout but will still get insanely aggravated by the Matt Nagy offensive experience
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Shelley? Healthy scratch? With like 3 legitimate DBs on the roster? Wtf
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Feels like one of those games where the offense does nothing the entire first half but the defense keeps it deceptively close but a couple of backbreaking TDs late puts the game out of reach. I’m going to say 24-10 Rams. Not sure if the Bears TD is garbage time or not
