Other than maybe DJ Moore, there is not a person in that Bears organization that has earned a single second of a benefit of the doubt.
I’ve largely kept quiet about my pessimism about this team this year because I didn’t want to come off like a buzzkill when other people had their hopes up, but that game confirmed a ton of what I thought about the team headed into the season.
Eberflus remains a strange choice to be head coach. I’m not sure what he brings to the table. He might be the most anonymous Bears coach in my lifetime.
Getsy has yet to prove he can accomplish anything without an all time great quarterback.
I have yet to see any indication that Poles has any eye for talent at all.
In the last two years, the Bears have spent 1st, 2nd and 3rd round draft picks on Moore, Claypool and Velnus Jones (who wasn’t even active), and those three were targeted a grand total of 4 times on 48 pass calls yesterday.
I don’t know if the issue with Fields is that he’s simply not good enough or if (as is more likely) the Bears don’t have the capacity to develop him or the talent around him, or create a game plan that plays to his strengths.
I look forward to all the hype around the Bears taking a qb with one of their top 5 draft picks approximately 7 months from now.
I’ve largely kept quiet about my pessimism about this team this year because I didn’t want to come off like a buzzkill when other people had their hopes up, but that game confirmed a ton of what I thought about the team headed into the season.
Eberflus remains a strange choice to be head coach. I’m not sure what he brings to the table. He might be the most anonymous Bears coach in my lifetime.
Getsy has yet to prove he can accomplish anything without an all time great quarterback.
I have yet to see any indication that Poles has any eye for talent at all.
In the last two years, the Bears have spent 1st, 2nd and 3rd round draft picks on Moore, Claypool and Velnus Jones (who wasn’t even active), and those three were targeted a grand total of 4 times on 48 pass calls yesterday.
I don’t know if the issue with Fields is that he’s simply not good enough or if (as is more likely) the Bears don’t have the capacity to develop him or the talent around him, or create a game plan that plays to his strengths.
I look forward to all the hype around the Bears taking a qb with one of their top 5 draft picks approximately 7 months from now.