Mongo3451

He's a piece of crap human being. I know this from his time in Indy. Hell no...

Congrats!

He never played for Meyer. Plus, Ryan Day ran his own system with Justin.

What I see from Justin is mixed. He shows promise with the deep ball and improvisational plays. He is very weak on processing the speed of the game, as he often is late to deliver.(this was Mitch's major flaw as well) He is also weak on moving around in the pocket.(Mitch also) He also hasn't shown the ability to throw players open.(Mitch again) I've never read a critique on his release, but it could be a lot quicker. His delivery is long and smooth which helps with the deep ball accuracy, but also gives defenders an edge on everything under. Above are my thoughts from a few weeks ago and they have not changed. Fields has the potential, just like Mitch. Coaching, scheme, personnel and being at the right place at the right time mean everything.

I'm going to help with the Mustipher apology. He plays for Nagy and that will hinder any offensive players development. In sports, gambling, work and women, you have the ability to get into a groove and find more frequent success. Nagy is what you call a cooler. His version of cooler is the fact that he changes things up way too much. Whether it's Monty averaging 6 yards a carry, so we decide to pass the rest of the game. Or the run game is going well and we refuse to run play action. Let alone not using your TE's in a consistent manner. Nagy has been accused of making things more complicated than need be, that includes line sets. I'm very much looking forward to a coach that allows the team to grown into themselves vs them trying to fit into a system that doesn't suit the experience and talent of the personnel.

Of the many things I thought when saw game, draft position was the last thing on my mind. Going by the draft value chart alone, us not having a first round pick eliminates most of the numerical value of the chart, so who cares if we draft 5th or 7th in the second round? What I payed attention to was what you made mention of, as in "who wants to be here?". On top of that, who is our future? On OL, Ifedi and Daniels were both auditioning for contracts and failed miserably. Eddie Jackson doesn't want to play for anyone. I was really pleased with the defensive effort, other than Jackson refusing to hit anyone. On another OL note, I'm thinking Borom may be a better prospect at LT than Jenkins. Jenkins has the makings of an average LT and an all pro RT, while Borom has the makings of being average at the former and a little above average at the latter. I'll be interested in what the new regime thinks.

Sacks and turnovers are huge in this league. Fields is a machine at both. Coaching and scheme have a lot to do with it. Let's see what the new staff does. Nagy and Co are over.

He's done nothing to create any consistent buzz. Then there's this... https://heavy-com.cdn.ampproject.org/v/s/heavy.com/sports/chicago-bears/justin-fields-qbr-worst-nfl-history/amp/?amp_js_v=a6&amp_gsa=1&usqp=mq331AQKKAFQArABIIACAw%3D%3D#aoh=16405659850669&referrer=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.google.com&amp_tf=From %1%24s&ampshare=https%3A%2F%2Fheavy.com%2Fsports%2Fchicago-bears%2Fjustin-fields-qbr-worst-nfl-history%2F

Now, for some Nagy-esque reason, Nick Foles is starting on Sunday vs the Seahawks. What is wrong with Fields? Did covid19 take Dalton out completely? Was Nagy told to put Fields on a shelf for the rest of the season? Is Nagy praying Foles will have a miracle game, thus proving his offense works while auditioning for their respective next gigs? Who the hell knows...?

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Wait, what? As much as I love Mooney, I want a Jefferson, Claypool or Metcalf.

Unbelievable. Way too complicated

This draft would maybe help. I traded a few spots on the 2nd and got an extra 3rd. Pickens is a round talent coming off a knee injury. He's 6'3", has soft hands and runs well. I think I knocked it out of the park with the next three picks. Kenneth Walker sets us up to lose Monty in 23. With that draft, we absolutely need to keep Goldman if he wants to play and find a way to re-sign Hicks and Co. We are going to need the best front seven we can get to help out the young secondary. Jaylon Johnson will be the geezer of the group in his third year. To bolster the WR corps, Chris Godwin is my guy if healthy. If not, I've softened on Michael Gallop and would take him if Godwin is unavailable. Cut Foles, Graham and Jackson. If we can find a trade partner for Robert Quinn, his value will never be higher. Trade Cohen if you can get anything. Thoughts?

Thank you for sharing. I have my own covid19 experience. I fought in Oct of 2020 and it was a bitch. It took me 6 months to get the myalgiaa is out of my legs and still need albuterol for my lungs. My mother almost died from the first vaccine and was unable to recieve the second. Loss is definitely a part of this pandemic, but is definitely not a virus of the young and healthy. As stated before, we can learn much from the data the NFL is hopefully acquiring.

Look him on youtube mic'd up. Hilarious

Kmet should be ok. A lot of players are pressing to make plays right now. He's young and excited. He'll relax into his role and it'll soften his hands.

The main thing I want is for a football man to report to the family. Nothing changes until that changes. If it's Ryan Pace with a new GM, I'm fine. If it's a new president with page as GM, I'm fine. As long as Pace has someone to "check him" on his reckless trading and free agent moves, I think he can be really good. We simply can't go into cap hell with lesser quantity of picks again.

Nobody wants you to leave. But, please look inward because you seem to be the only one upset about it. If you move it to the other thread, I won't mind.

I definitely agree with your original thoughts and was offering a different perspective. Nagy definitely looks like dead man walking. He has definitely put so much heart into this team and has to feel the weight of the world. I agree, it's time remove him from this misery.

Nagy is being a pro right now, as he is auditioning for his next gig. It takes strength to stay on the high road. There are 31 organizations out there that will remember this time favorably for him.

Since football is the key factor for this discussion, I believe it belongs in this thread. The knowledge we share can potentially help someone. I've asked many healthcare professionals about close contact sports and the dangers of covid19 and they can offer no objective evidence to add to what is happening in the NFL. When you are talking about men in the prime of their lives and in peak physical condition, the risk of death is so minute that is renders unvaxed vs vaxed a moot point. Now that they have almost two years of data, they should have sufficient evidence of their own to form their own protocol outside of the normal scope. IE: is there even a need for protocol in the NFL?(No protocol in place for my son's HS football team, except a gov't mandated bus ride with a mask requirement) Do vaccines actually help prevent the spread or do they create an asymptomatic Trojan Horse to the vulnerable? I think the pro sports leagues are a perfect beta site for real data.

Most of the players don't even know they have it, yet the stupid policy of the NFL exists.

Agreed. My biggest hope is that he is learning everything he can from Jason Peters.

You are correct. It's been called a whopping 6 times through 14 weeks of the season. That includes kickoffs as well.