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So after limited targets, they finally got Moore going. He now has 301 receiving yards (14th) and is on pace for 81 receptions, 1,279 yards and 9 TDs. This includes a game where Fields only passed for 99 yards. 15 of his 19 receptions have gone for 1st downs. He is trending in the right direction, which is nice to see considering the season.
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About time they start holding people accountable. Launch Claypool to the moon. The dude is literally a cancer.
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It's funny how much crap this guy takes because he is not Kelce or Kittle in their prime. Sure he is probably not a true top 5 TE, but he is constantly in the top 10 in most categories, yet it seems like people treat him like a dud. Here is where Kmet is at after 4 weeks for TEs: 5th in receptions 5th in yards T-2nd TDs T-2nd 1st Downs Since the start of 2021, Kmet is 11th in receptions, 10th in yards, T-9th in TDs, and 12th in 1st Downs. Thoughts?
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I thought it was a little bit of both. Fields was at least making the right decisions and actually throwing the ball. All the former QBs turned YouTube Content Creators were praising him, so I will take their word for it. The fumble was inexcusable because he could've just tucked it and taken the sack instead of trying to throw it with a guy in his face. Interesting that there was no penalty on the play as the defender tackled him around the neck. If Fields is not such a strong dude and just flails back like every other QB in the league, it's probably a penalty. Here are two screenshots. Defender cannot tackle around the neck or head area, and can't launch themselves into the QB......?
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The best scenario was Fields balls out and plays well above average and shows that he is a franchise QB, so the Bears can use or trade picks early in the first round next year for a king's ransom. They could keep one and trade one, and gain multiple firsts again. The next best scenario is Fields plays decent enough to keep his trade value high, and the Bears can flip him for a 2nd or a 3rd, draft Caleb Williams and Marvin Harrison Jr. and use extra draft capital to shore up the trenches. The worst case scenario is that Fields plays bad, but the Bears somehow win a few games, which would hurt their draft position and Fields trade value. There are a few others in between, but those are sort of the extremes and the middle.
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Fields had his best passing game as a pro: 28-35, 80%, 335 yds, 4 TD, 1 INT, QB Rating 132.7 He now has 79-123, 64.2%, 861 yds, 7 TD, 5 INT, QB Rating 86.8 on the season, that puts him on pace for 3,659 yds, 30 TDs, and 21 INTs. This week's QBR - 69.7 (the fumble and INT dropped him 20 pts). After 3 weeks under 25, this was a great improvement. The fumble sucked, but honestly, if you watch the play, they allow the left Edge to go in untouched straight at Fields who is turning into him. Terrible play design, and that is not the first time that happened this season. On the INT, him and Kmet were on two different plays, Fields thought he would continue his route across the field and Kmet thought he was supposed to square up the defender at that point on the field. That game bumped his season QBR to 36.0, which gets him out of last and he is now in front of Bryce Young (24.9), Zach Wilson (26.8), Ryan Tannehill (28.2), Desmond Ridder (29.1), Kenny Pickett (29.3), and Joe Burrow (33.6). He needs to string together some above average passing games.
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Not if they get Caleb Williams. That changes a lot.
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This didn't age well, lol. He played great when there was nothing on the line. Once it was crunch time he had a fumble for a defensive TD, a intentional grounding with under a minute remaining, and then threw the dagger INT to lose it. He played his best game as a passer, but even in the 2 minute drill, he still does everything too slow. If they lose on Thursday night, you may see Bagent on the following Sunday.
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Bears have the 1st and 2nd pick in the 2024 NFL draft, with both CHI and CAR at 0-4. MIN, DEN, and currently CIN sit at 1-3.
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TNF coming up, it's going to be comical. This team may be worse than the 0-16 Lions.
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Justin is too slow for hurry up. Every snap was taking 10 seconds extra. His internal clock is too slow, there was zero urgency. Epic failure by Getsy, Flus, the entire defense, and Fields. For Fields, in crunch time, you lost a fumble for a defensive score, got called for intentional grounding which not only backed you up, but cost you your last timeout, then you throw an INT when everything is on the line. That is choking. Getsy playing conservative and running Herbert on back to back plays. Stop with the back to back plays (like the screens). Flus using a timeout before going for it on 4th down. Just go for it, don't waste a timeout you idiot!