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  1. jason

    Bears Free Agents

    Like always, I’m opposed to a RB with just about any day 1 pick, and most day 2 picks. Build the OL - as we have seen - and late round RBs can excel. Besides, RBs are not a real need at this point, they age like milk in the sun, and there are bigger holes to fill.
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    Keon Coleman

    Respectfully disagree. He can obviously win jump balls, knows how to find soft spots in the zone, can fight through contested catches, excels at the back should reception, has very sure hands, and is difficult to tackle. He reminds me in many ways of Brandon Marshall. Watch this and tell me you don’t see talent.
  3. Maybe he’s just not as good as the others? Maybe not the best at relaying his ideas, his plans, the future of prospective organizations? Who knows? From his first year as a scout in 2013 to being even considered for GM jobs seems like a fairly meteoric rise. These are billions of dollars being discussed with NFL organizations. Do you really believe they care more about the racial percentage of someone in a GM role when 75% of their players are black and there are billions of dollars on the line?
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    Keon Coleman

    I don’t how the specifics would work, but given the disparity in contracts, maybe the Bears should call Buffalo and talk to them about a DJ Moore for Keon Coleman trade. That would get DJ’s primary money off the Bears, remove an issue (for those who believe it to be), and do the same for the Bills. I could see how both sides may view this as win-win. Thoughts on this?
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    Pick #25

    I don’t know if you’re being tongue-in-cheek, or maybe even sarcastic, but I’m backing you up either way. i don’t recall him quitting on more than two total plays that have been brought up. That’s counting the Rans play. Furthermore, I second the team support being paramount. Bears above any player. But I’m of the belief that the bears should not tinker with offensive weapons this offseason after such a tremendous offensive swing this year. Fixing the D should be priorities 1-3.
  6. Yes. Throwing to an offensive lineman in crunch time is a terrible idea. Too cute. Just run a play that they are great at.
  7. Can’t blame the defense on this one. They’ve been outstanding. Basically shut down one of the best offenses in the NFL. The Bears should be tied or down by 4 at the 2:00 warning. If not even better considering other mistakes.
  8. 3/G at the 2, and we can’t get in? That’s rough. Still running between the tackles to no success. Collinsworth is right…gotta get Caleb in space so he can get more time and place the defense in danger of run.
  9. Agree. The Bears have hurt themselves quite a bit in this game.
  10. Other than the Odunze dropped TD, I feel like the other drops have all been slightly off target throws. Running full speed and reaching back for a catch is difficult. Same goes for diving catches. The receivers have to help Caleb by making great catches sometimes - like DJ’s amazing one hander - but Caleb has to dial it in some more.
  11. 3rd and 1 in Rams territory. And both times it’s a run inside the tackles? WTF. That makes sense one time if you’re planning on going for it on 4th anyway, but twice in a row is way too conservative. Use Caleb’s wheels on the edge with a roll out or play action. Something with misdirection.
  12. Caleb’s timing is a bit off. He’s been behind three receivers so far. Also, A TE SCREEN ON THIRD AND TEN?!🤦🏻‍♂️
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