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If I'm Poles, I'm all in with Fields for next season. Build around him and if he fails, we are stacked for the next QB and in great financial shape.

It's Justin's team now...

My takes from this game. Our run game is legit. We must ensure it stays that way. I love Justin Fields toughness and resilience. Rylie Rieff is clearly better than Larry Borom. Mustipher is terrible. The defensive line is now the weakest unit on the team, followed by the linebackers. Poles has infinite possibilities this off season. Hopefully he can get a stud receiver and 3 technique, while bolstering the OL. Everything else is BPA and depth...

Stay strong Stinger! Bear nation is with you...??????

We just got the kiss of death from the ESPN crew. Three outta five picked the Bears.

Definitely don't want that long term. One thing I've noticed is that he takes more hits on the scrambles than he does on designed runs.

One thing that was talked about before the Pats game was that Belichick was going surpass Papa Bear on the wins list. They waxed on about how poetic it was going to be, that it would be in front of his home crowd and against the Bears. They can all suck it! The collective spirit of Bears passed wasn't going to have it...??

If that happens, it would be all the talk. There was already chatter this week. Folks would definitely take notice in a big way.

We saw some good things Monday night with our offense dominating in yards, points and TOP. When Ryan Poles told the coaching staff that it was time to access what we do best, I believe the time was right. While the outcome is something we've been looking for, it's not the model for our future success. Current success dictates that we use Justin as a weapon on the ground. While running QB's might win an MVP, none have won the Super Bowl. While Justin can have success being Lamar or Cam, his ultimate success would be Steve Young or Josh Allen. I simply don't think it's sustainable. Also, as much as I love a good run game with a back like Henry, they ain't going anywhere either. I'm glad we got a glimpse. Better yet, glad Poles and company have seen enough to know what Justin needs for development. Part II of the plan is the most important. 125 mil and the future of the franchise depends upon it.

Yo Jason, I know you're a big Bama guy. What's up with Leatherwood? You and I were kinda high on him and deliberating whether he'd be a 1st or 2nd. Got any scoops?

Quinn to the Eagles for a 4th. Suck on it Stinger...??

Yeah, Patrick was supposed to be the guy, but bad luck got on the way. Mustipher seems lost, as he completely blows at switching off and anchoring. This has led to many inside pressures. Center is priority one. RT would be next.

Looking back, it's blatant. I never saw so many defacto nominations for Bearstalk GM in any other administration. The liberal use of trading draft picks was insane. And paying that giraffe neck QB 15 mil was ?.

That is a scenario too. I titled this thread "Poles is the Man", but indeed Polian is the man as well. I truly believe the Polian hiring is the key to ALL of this. He educated the top to let football people be football people.

That was his fatal flaw. Why did he trade up so many times? It's because he knew something about the player that nobody else did. What an arrogant jackass!

I looked others. They all have us rising. PFT has us at 18

Chicago Bears Mobile: Poles talks Bears-Patriots on pregame radio show https://www.chicagobears.com/news/poles-talks-bears-patriots-on-pregame-radio-show-justin-fields-trade-deadline Read the article first, then replay the game in your mind. I couldn't love this impromptu interview anymore. It's almost like he's telling you what's about to happen three hours before the game. This leadership crew gets it!

I've never been a big stat guy, but do follow this part of the box scores.

My buddy doesn't have ESPN. Do you guys have any streaming options?

Somewhere, Charles Leno is laughing and counting his money...?

Belichick has always had a great OL. You might think other franchises, et hem Bears, would have caught on by now.

After what McCaffrey went for, who knows what the market will bring. I think Lynch lost his damn mind. There are a lot of factors to consider on Quinn's performance. (just as McCaffrey is having a down year) He's definitely not over the hill. I don't think GM's are afraid to get him if they feel he takes them over the top.

See Von Miller from last year. This year's stats aside, the entire NFL knows he's not washed up and would thrive elsewhere. I would expect a 5th at minimum, better if we help them financially.

I agree as well. Unless we end up with sexy Rexy and Alex Haynes...?