ChiefGritty
- Chicago, IL
It's a much better team than two years ago sure, but in this brutal division this is going to be a 7-10 type record in the end.This is not a bad team, you have not seen bad bears teams or any teams if you think that.
It's a much better team than two years ago sure, but in this brutal division this is going to be a 7-10 type record in the end.This is not a bad team, you have not seen bad bears teams or any teams if you think that.
No reason why not. Still 4-3 with ten games to go. Ultimately, it's going to come down to division play. It always was going to come down to that. Go 4-2 and they're a playoff team. Go 2-4 and they're not. They really should win these next two. We'll see.
The Kramer play will be a huge reason to look back at when the Bears finish 9-8 and one game of a playoff spot.This one and Indy game are going to hurt come playoff time...
This is a BAD organization with a coach that is awfulThis is not a bad team, you have not seen bad bears teams or any teams if you think that.
Yeah, I could have done what the spy did. Any of us could have.Looking back at the play from this perspective, I have one question...what the heck was T.J. Edwards doing on this play?:
Like, there's no reason on a play like that that they need a QB spy. Either have him run back towards the end zone or put in another DB or one of your good hands WRs to try and knock the ball down.
I'm not saying it's good logic, but what a spy can do is force Daniels to take a longer, more time-consuming route to the outside, buying time for the faraway DB's to make up some ground.Yeah, I could have done what the spy did. Any of us could have.
If Daniels had decided to run the spy wouldn't have stopped him anyway.
Poor all around
I'm guessing that he's thinking two things:On am 1000 this morning Eberfluss defended the handoff to Kramer “that’s one of our one yard plays” and said the 13 yard gain before the Hail Mary “didn’t matter.” Really starting to dislike this guy.
Trying to run it in from 50+ yards in a Hail Mary situation - I have never seen this work ever in my life; not sure I’ve ever seen it attempted in the NFL, to be fair. Because of the 7 NFL DBs out there. As good of a runner as JD is, you have won the game the moment he crosses the line of scrimmage. A thousand out of a thousand times. Just let TJ go after him.I'm not saying it's good logic, but what a spy can do is force Daniels to take a longer, more time-consuming route to the outside, buying time for the faraway DB's to make up some ground.
If Daniels burst straight up the middle uncontested with all the defenders 40 yards away, things might get a bit hairy.
Anyway, all of this is why you should blitz a hail mary.
Ole’ Greeny actually summed it up by noting that you cannot employ a man capable of believing the free 15-yard out to the 48 didn’t affect the outcome. Like I wouldn’t trust this dude to wash my car.I'm trying to think of a tidier package for the argument that Eberflus should be somebody's DC, not head coach, and I can't top this game.
He'll deserve the billing as the scapegoat, don't get me wrong, but looming in my thoughts is frustration at how badly Poles has screwed all of this up.I'm trying to think of a tidier package for the argument that Eberflus should be somebody's DC, not head coach, and I can't top this game.
Tough way to lose