Lol Bears, crappy snap, QB still probably should catch it. Recovers but blocking was crap so a guy hits him... And he comes up limping.
Such a good encapsulation of their season
Such a good encapsulation of their season
Bad coaching, bad O-line(particularly IOL) and an inconsistent rookie QBYeah, I don't get how the Bears are so bad. I mean ever since that Hail Mary - they just fell apart.
Edit - I guess it all their offensive line.
That is fair. I just thought coming into this year that they would be better.Bad coaching, bad O-line(particularly IOL) and an inconsistent rookie QB
It is either the Bears or the Pats. I don't know which one is the worst. Both give up some many pressures and commit so many penalties.Might be the worst offensive line in the league
He’s probably gonna run for 9.5 nowJust run up the middle for 10 yards Williams. Dumb.
How are so many NFL coaches horrible with clock management? It is baffling.This drive brought to you by the 1999-2014 Andy Reid School of Clock Management.
Field is sopping wet I guessI guess Santos can't handle a 57 yard FG?
So they can call that?What is this play calling? Why are they just chucking balls up so they have a 4th and 10 from the 40?
Seahawks would be down there if they didn't have a couple of decent tackles. They are probably 3rd worst.It is either the Bears or the Pats. I don't know which one is the worst. Both give up some many pressures and commit so many penalties.
Unless Santos couldn't hit from there in practice, I would have absolutely tried him over a 4th and 10. What were they thinking running those deep patterns on second and third down? Get into FG range, then take your shots.Interesting move not to take the FG
Bears have arguably better tackles, but Onwenu is probably the best individual lineman on either team. I think CHI slightly better with Andrews out, but if Strange is back to where he was before the injury that probably puts NE over the topIt is either the Bears or the Pats. I don't know which one is the worst. Both give up some many pressures and commit so many penalties.
He's surprisingly conservative, he is willing to throw it away, or put it where only his guy has a chance.. Also takes sacks over throwing it up. Probably needs to throw a few more 60/40 balls really.I am shocked Williams went that many passes without an interception.
Amazingly it actually worked.Seattle's defensive strategy at the end seemed to be ... "Rush everyone. They can't block and he won't know what to do with the ball."
Also they won't run short easy reads....so many plays where almost all routes are deep. Basically every good pass play was.. "Caleb runs away from multiple defenders and throws 10-15 yards downfieldSeattle's defensive strategy at the end seemed to be ... "Rush everyone. They can't block and he won't know what to do with the ball."
Exactly my thought whenever his INT-less streak is flashed on the screen every game. If you have those receivers, you avoid turnovers, and you score 3 points through 59 minutes…well maybe the risk/reward calculus is out of whack.He's surprisingly conservative, he is willing to throw it away, or put it where only his guy has a chance.. Also takes sacks over throwing it up. Probably needs to throw a few more 60/40 balls really.
Nooo. It's what makes him an amazing rookie QB!Exactly my thought whenever his INT-less streak is flashed on the screen every game. If you have those receivers, you avoid turnovers, and you score 3 points through 59 minutes…well maybe the risk/reward calculus is out of whack.
3 OCs, 2 HCs, and a god awful o-line.Nooo. It's what makes him an amazing rookie QB!
Are people finally coming around?
And it's pretty clear from reports out of Chicago that Eberflus and Waldron heavily emphasized not making mistakes and playing from the pocket (because they are bad coaches).3 OCs, 2 HCs, and a god awful o-line.
what rookie is looking amazing given those 3 above?