Illiniaaron
- Geneseo, IL
Bears very fortunate to be down only 7-6 at half. Packers have moved the ball with ease and Bears offense with only 100 yards.
Bears secondary isn’t covering anybody.
They were outgained 432-192. Atrocious.They didn't look like they cared at all. That's more frustrating than anything else
When they missed that first 41 yard field goal, I had the audacity to think we might have a horse shoe up our collective bum tonight.Game shouldn't have been as close as the final score. Packers left some points on the field.
They didn't look like they cared at all. That's more frustrating than anything else
Here's what the 2024 home and road opponents will be for the Bears:
-Home: Lions, Packers, Vikings, Jaguars, Rams, Seahawks, Titans, Panthers, Patriots
-Road: Lions, Packers, Vikings, Cardinals, Texans, Colts, 49ers, Commanders
Yeah, this is really the hurdle I just can't get over.I don't trust the Bears to pick the right QB, nor for them to be able to develop him.
Yeah, this is really the hurdle I just can't get over.
Maybe not first overall, because...So, then, just never pick a quarterback?
The Bears handled him about as badly as you possibly can handle a young qb.
The one team that has been worse at developing QBs is the Browns, who have picked 6 QBs in the first two rounds since they were re-established in 1999 and whiffed badly all 6 times (Couch, Quinn, Weeded, Manziel, Kizer, Mayfield). The Bears aren't much better, drafting McNown, Grossman, and Trubisky in that time frame prior to Fields. The Jets, Commanders/Redskins and Bucs also have poor track records in QB development (though the Redskins get partial credit for picking Cousins in the same draft as RG3). Is it an issue with evaluation or development? Probably both...drafting or acquiring a capable & competent qb has been a problem for the Bears for well over 55 years .
for various reasons , it’s a franchise based issue & I don’t see it changing soon .
buckle up for a bumpy ride