madlithuanian

Agreed!

I stand by useless. He doesn't appear to have the burst and "joystick-iness" to him that he flashed his first year. The pro game is brutal, and maybe the beating he took, he lost that "something" he might have had. He can certainly have some success if he's used better, has better blocking, and is smarter with the ball. But, I just don't see it happening.

I do think he will end up being useless in Chicago. I hope I'm wrong. Something tells me a different organization might actually figure out how to use him correctly. and let him be more productive. I don't trust Nagy to know what to do with players that don't perfectly fit "his scheme".

You mean get someone to fill the void of a guy running to the sidelines for a 1 foot gain?

Please and thank you. Ultimately, I think he's a Tavon Austin. Kind of useful once in a while, but not really all that. That said, I'm willing to see the contract out and see if he can amount to something more. But, I think Id rather get picks...

Same here...

I think he runs the course, plays out the deal and then isn't re-signed.

It's all over the twitter... Jahns in particular caught my eye

I like your assessment!

I think, as a Bears fan, and feeling slightly petty about things...I want both teams to lose. A - SF, while they have Robbie (and that's about the only reason I don't mind them winning), they are where we want to be. The story of how Lynch fleeced us, how we let Mostert go, etc...will be played over and over again. I kind of don't want to hear it. B - KC, yup...we will forever hear the Bears took Tru over Mahomes. That dead horse will be flogged ad nausea. Then, Tyreek Hill having domestic problems...kind of hard to root for the guy. That said, Reid seems like a likable chap, and I don't mind him finally getting one, thus validating Nagy? And Mahomes pissed me off flashing the "10" bull@hit when he played us. Still bugs me. So, I want both to lose. But, I think my appreciation for what Gould did for us leans the balance of the scale in SF's favor.

Agreed. Seems like his ship has passed. That said...if we draft a stud, I don't mind someone holding the spot while they get up to speed.

Great share Az!

Ooh. This looks to be a very good hire.

What website is this off?

My pleasure! But, I'll still be happier when they are literally bounced...

I just set my watch to it...

Chile, the Packers suck. THey will be easily bounced in the playoffs. They are a fraud given victories by numerous officials.

Does the winner of 7th place/consolation bracket get anything?

Our playoffs being tonight. Let go Bears!

Isn't it time to flip the script and start going for 2 on a regular basis? Why not play the percentages? Screw PATS. I get going for a sure thing FG or if you absolutely need it for a win/tie, etc. But, why not embrace the new world? https://apnews.com/c3d16ccf272a41eb99bb95f4d27c1d0b NFL teams have gone for a two-point conversion 59 times this year through seven weeks and have converted 34 (a 58 percent success rate), according to Pro Football Reference.

The immature comment came from Hub, so I'm only speculating on what he means exactly. And it would probably mean across the board. He simply doesn't have enough experience both as a QB and a leader of men. You can see how he tows the line in interviews, almost looking for permission to talk. At some point, he should just be himself and not worry about it. Same would go for how he play on the field. Just speculation.... I can be an amazing medical student who puts in lots of study and still be too immature to actually perform surgery. I think that's where he's at. Has all the tools and desire...just needs it to "click"

Happy Holidays! Stay warm!

The best thing that could happen is that Nagy learns from this season. And that so does Tru. It's within the realm of possibility, that as Hub Arkush makes mention of often, that Tru is immature. He simply needs a little more time. Maybe, just maybe, next year is when the light truly goes on.

And ultimately, it's who get their respective cities a Lombardi. So far, all are 0-for... Next season should prove interesting to say the least.

I'd rather be lucky than good!