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Geographyhater8888

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  1. Especially that. I hope the bye week speeds up his recovery.
  2. No Kmet or Monangai has weakened the rush attack.
  3. What the horsefeathers is Allen doing leaving Stevenson with no help on JSN?
  4. The sack didn’t count because of Jarrett’s facemask.
  5. Simmons hasn’t really shown up in the stat sheet but his debut is reminiscent of Mack in the sense of how much he impacts the LOS.
  6. Our special teams unit blows.
  7. I’m calm, just annoyed at the timing of where this team is at and it just so happens that the Bears play in a division with 3 different teams that haven’t had a losing record in 2 years and going on 3.
  8. The packers scare me more with their defense and getting Parsons back. But every divisional opponent will be a tough game and if a playoff home game is the goal here then they’ll have little margin for error.
  9. I’m not denying that, but 7/10 games are going to be against playoff teams, and if you throw in the resurgent Bucs, that’s 8. Seeding is the problem here and it’s so damn frustrating. Injuries can happen, Josh Allen could miss a game with an injury for the first time since his rookie year but the same applies to the Bears. I’m just annoyed.
  10. It’s aggravating how in a year where we seem to have all the pieces needed to make a superbowl run, our schedule is brutal with maybe 2 easy opponents on the schedule, games versus the Bills, Jags, Seahawks, 4 more games against 3 annoying horsefeathers divisional teams who’ve had a combined 2 losing seasons since 2022 and none since 2024 and we’re the 8th seed if we lose tonight.
  11. I miss when the Brewers sucked.
  12. horsefeathers, I hope Loveland is okay.
  13. Sure, but he signed for a 5/$80 deal so it’s possible that the power dynamic is different than your typical coach/gm duo.
  14. I wonder if Harbaugh would even trade Mack to the bears without a massive overpay because of his history with Kevin Warren.
  15. Simmons is double teamed on every play.
  16. If they want Mack then they have all the leverage with the Titans pick that’ll be in the 130’s, unless someone is willing to give up a 4.
  17. Man, I was worried that we’d have to give up Tyson Bagent.
  18. Those are all fair points. Maybe Milwaukee has poisoned my brain from grounding their way into the second highest scoring offense.
  19. Because Happ is 32, coming off of his worst offensive season since 2021 with a 108, had the highest K rate of his career and can’t hit left handed pitching. Trading assets for Kwan is the possible deal breaker which I established.
  20. Some days Wrigley is neutral, some days it’s like Coors, some days it’s like T Mobile. Bat to ball skills don’t discriminate against weather patterns and he’d help on those T Mobile park days. If Wrigley is hitter neutral or friendly in all 81 home games then it’ll be a first. But it’s irrelevant without his high OBP, which is the best part of his game. The optics of giving up assets for him and if his profile would be as impactful when you subtract Suzuki from the lineup is another discussion.
  21. It’s fickle from year to year and game to game. The 1 year park factor was 87 in 2024. A guy who gets on a base at a high clip who isn’t reliant on slug in front of Bregman and Suzuki is an intriguing thought.. Unfortunately Suzuki won’t be a Cub so his profile isn’t as attractive outside of his rate stats.
  22. That’s a fair counterpoint and one I agree with. But someone who can get on base at a 350+ clip and be a potential run in front of Bregman and or PCA, if moved down, is an intriguing thought. Without Suzuki he’s less of an asset however.
  23. A bat to ball/contact hitter who gets on base at a high clip would play well in a stadium where the wind is blowing in on any given night. He’s more of a Happ replacement than a Suzuki replacement. There’s no Suzuki replacement available.
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