Chicago Bears 2026-2027

#31      
"Monsters of the Midway" meant Defense.
gotta come up w something new for Offense.
I got nothing so far.
But WOW what an offensive juggernaut today!
 
#37      
So I guess Illini basketball and football, the Bears and Cubs all have something in common.

Elite offense with defensive deficiencies…
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#42      
The Bears could well set some records this year for the highest posted totals in the betting markets. NFL games anything over 50 is high. I could legit see them have some games in the low 60's with the combo of their offense & their porous defense.

Hopefully the d can figure out a way to at least be serviceable cause that is a championship caliber offense.
 
#43      
Bears QB history is so bad that it’s fun watching how fast Williams is rising in franchise rankings.

He came into this season 9th in career yards and 10th in TD passes. He passed Blanda in TD passes last weekend. So, he’s 9th in that, too.

Assuming relatively good health, Williams should easily move into 5th in yards thrown behind only Cutler, Luckman, Harbaugh and McMahon. With a really good year, he could also pass McMahon.

If he gets 30 TD passes on the year (already has 2), he’ll be in 3rd in career TDs behind only Cutler and Luckman.
 
#44      
Bears QB history is so bad that it’s fun watching how fast Williams is rising in franchise rankings.

He came into this season 9th in career yards and 10th in TD passes. He passed Blanda in TD passes last weekend. So, he’s 9th in that, too.

Assuming relatively good health, Williams should easily move into 5th in yards thrown behind only Cutler, Luckman, Harbaugh and McMahon. With a really good year, he could also pass McMahon.

If he gets 30 TD passes on the year (already has 2), he’ll be in 3rd in career TDs behind only Cutler and Luckman.
the franchise has been cursed with mostly bad to average-good at best QB’s

none were great

and the good ones were short lived at the position for various reasons .

it’s our time finally
 
#47      
Caleb Williams Vs. Josh Allen

First 35 Career Games:

Allen: 7,181 YDS, 46 TD, 25 INT, 59.1% COMP

Caleb: 7,752 YDS, 49 TD, 13 INT, 60.6% COMP

(Fingers crossed it’s an accurate stat)
 
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