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  1. I read the pick they get back is actually the Eagles 7th round pick, not the Browns own 7th rounder, so it could end up being the last pick of the draft. Doesn't seem like good value to me, if that is the case.
  2. To be a top 5 offense wasn't even under consideration for me when I started contemplating what realistic expectations were for the offense this year. I thought they'd be marginally improved—somewhere in the 20's—but top 5 is remarkable. Obviously, as someone mentioned, the level of competition is going to ramp up the rest of the way. We'll see where the numbers stand at the end of the season, but Ben Johnson did say this team would be playing their best ball in December and January. If he's right about that, things could get exciting.
  3. They only had 3 healthy DE's on the active roster coming into this week (Sweat, Booker, Hardy). They had to do something—I just wish it was for somebody who can actually help. This guy has 5 tackles and 0 sacks on the season. You can find somebody on the street for that kind of production.
  4. I think he bought himself more time after today, but I completely disagree with you that there was zero shot had he been awful. The new system talking point can be drastically overstated by the team with the QB who's struggling. Didn't seem to affect Jayden Daniels or Bo Nix last year, or Drake Maye this year. There's a learning curve, certainly, but come on. The Bears have more offensive talent than most teams in the league. Caleb was the #1 pick. We should hold him to a higher standard than everybody else.
  5. Just checked the stats: The Bears offense is now 4th in ypg and 6th in scoring after today's game. Almost top 5 in both categories(!) It's crazy how productive they've been despite the QB rollercoaster.
  6. Have to give credit to Caleb Williams for sticking with it all the way to the end. He's still frustrating the hell out of me sometimes with his inability to check the ball out quick when nothing's there, but I'll never question his clutch gene. Loveland and Monangai breaking out is a massive deal, but also Rome Odunze might be not great at football. Moving forward, I hope Ben Johnson starts scheming up more plays for DJ Moore again, as well as Burden/Loveland. My last takeaway from this game is the Bears don't need to trade for a RB now. Monangai is the real deal. Him and Swift can actually be a lethal combination when they're both out there.
  7. This is the worst loss I've ever been through as a Bears fan. This is much worse than the Commanders game.
  8. This game can get over any freakin time now. I've seen enough of this defense and the officiating.
  9. It really is unbelievable how the Bears routinely get hosed over by the officiating every week. They really had to make something up to break up those two pick sixes.
  10. Huge miss. Bears are in a must score drive now, and they can almost put this one away. 3 or 7. Just push it to two scores! Take us home, Kyle!
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