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I've never seen Tall Midget this upset.


TM loves football. Don't know if he's upset but he'll usually engage more during the season.

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He didn't struggle with accuracy last year.

He had one of the worst completion percentages on one of the worst y/pa in the NFL. That certainly doesn't suggest he was accurate last year.



I'm not convinced America watched more than a few quarters last year..I expect Nas to be the Bears apologist. Mitch looked bad last year..he'll look bad this year.

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I'm hardly upset, but I am concerned that (Pro Bowl QB) Trubisky can't string together a few good practices.

If you can't hack it going against vanilla defenses playing half-speed during training camp (especially those that struggle to turn the ball over), you're going to have some problems during the season.

But we already know that (Pro Bowl QB) Trubisky was bad last year, so his training camp difficulties shouldn't come as a surprise.

Hopefully he will improve.


You are concerned about practice reports from July? Come on.


If practices don't matter, why bother practicing?


To make mistakes, learn, and prepare for the game. Interceptions in practice are fine, especially if you are trying to learn something. That's where to throw them.

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I'm hardly upset, but I am concerned that (Pro Bowl QB) Trubisky can't string together a few good practices.

If you can't hack it going against vanilla defenses playing half-speed during training camp (especially those that struggle to turn the ball over), you're going to have some problems during the season.

But we already know that (Pro Bowl QB) Trubisky was bad last year, so his training camp difficulties shouldn't come as a surprise.

Hopefully he will improve.


You are concerned about practice reports from July? Come on.


If practices don't matter, why bother practicing?


To make mistakes, learn, and prepare for the game. Interceptions in practice are fine, especially if you are trying to learn something. That's where to throw them.


I don't think you've expressed a coherent point here. Obviously, the goal of practicing should be to reduce mistakes. So far, (Pro Bowl QB) Trubisky hasn't succeeded in doing so. Hopefully he will improve as training camp progresses.

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This is his 2nd year in the offense

http://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/2425 ... d-mistakes

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This is his 2nd year in the offense

http://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/2425 ... d-mistakes


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Mahomes will have a better year and career. He can throw from the pocket.

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Mahomes will have a better year and career. He can throw from the pocket.
To speak in these kinds of absolutes in moronic. Right now nobody knows for sure what either of these guys will be. Time will tell us everything we need to know about these QBs. Some dope on a message board will not.

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You're right, some dope on a message board(you) doesn't know. You were the eternal Cutty apologist. You've forfeited your right to critique Bears QBs. I was right about Jay from day 1.. Listen n learn.

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You don't know diddley. Also, learn what "eternal" means.

The only thing we learn from you is how stupid you are.

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I don't think you've expressed a coherent point here. Obviously, the goal of practicing should be to reduce mistakes. So far, (Pro Bowl QB) Trubisky hasn't succeeded in doing so. Hopefully he will improve as training camp progresses.


You are just having a hissy fit over nothing.

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How bout we wager on who has a better season? If Mahomes wins, you can't post in the cub section til after the all star break.. If Mitch has the better season I can't post in sox section til after the all star break.

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How about you take a nap with a plastic bag over your head and we all win?

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This is his 2nd year in the offense

http://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/2425 ... d-mistakes


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:lol:

He's apparently having a crappy start to training camp...but still threw fewer interceptions in his first six practices than (Pro Bowl QB) Trubisky did in his first six practices.

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I don't think you've expressed a coherent point here. Obviously, the goal of practicing should be to reduce mistakes. So far, (Pro Bowl QB) Trubisky hasn't succeeded in doing so. Hopefully he will improve as training camp progresses.


You are just having a hissy fit over nothing.


Are you familiar with Freud's concept of displacement? It's applicable here.

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Mahomes will have a better year and career. He can throw from the pocket.

Mahomes has thrown 7 INTs in 6 days of practice and has been receiving a lot of negative press from his struggles in KC camp.

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David Haugh says (Pro Bowl QB) Trubisky had his best practice of training camp on Sunday. He still threw two interceptions, though:


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He hit throws all over the field. Downfield throws, short throws, throws to the sideline, throws over the middle. Simply put, (Pro Bowl QB) Trubisky was on his game. It was a noticeable contrast to Saturday’s disjointed performance and many of the inconsistent performances we’ve seen from the second-year quarterback throughout camp.

“Today was a very good day for him,” Nagy said. “He grew in the fact of — today was an anticipation and accuracy day for him. So he threw the ball early and on time, and then he was very accurate. There were some tight windows, and he hit a lot of those today.”

Looking through my notebook, there are a lot of examples to choose from. Some highlights:

In live-tackling drills against the second defense, (Pro Bowl QB) Trubisky connected with tight end Trey Burton on a perfectly placed fade in the back, right corner of the end zone. The ball was away from safety Deiondre’ Hall where only Burton could catch it.

Later in that drill, on a fourth-and-goal, (Pro Bowl QB) Trubisky progressed through his two front-side options and located wide open tight end Dion Sims in the back of the end zone for a touchdown. Great read and patience.

In one on one drills, Prince Amukamara ran stride-for-stride with Anthony Miller deep down the left sideline. But (Pro Bowl QB) Trubisky dropped the ball in over Miller’s outside shoulder. It was a tiny window, and the 30-yard throw was exceptional.

Next pass in one-on-ones: (Pro Bowl QB) Trubisky hit Burton on an out-cutting route, putting the ball on Burton as soon as the tight end turned his head back to the quarterback. No chance for the defensive back. Completion.

Back in team drills, (Pro Bowl QB) Trubisky hit Sims to the post with the perfect amount of zip and touch on a throw over inside linebacker Nick Kwiatkoski. Another completion through a tight window.

(Pro Bowl QB) Trubisky showed a lighter side at the end of practice. His pass to Kevin White down the right sideline was underthrown — it appeared to slip out of his hand a bit. As White adjusted to the ball, (Pro Bowl QB) Trubisky thought his receiver drew pass interference. So he took the towel from his waistband and threw it in the air like a penalty flag.

For as sharp as (Pro Bowl QB) Trubisky was Sunday, his streak of being intercepted in every full-speed practice continues. He was picked off twice, but neither detracted from his performance.

Eddie Jackson caught a throw that (Pro Bowl QB) Trubisky obviously was just testing deep down the middle against a certain coverage. At end of practice, Hall made a sick one-handed grab on a deep ball down the sideline intended for Burton. All credit to Hall for using his length and hand(s) to make that catch.

Overall, (Pro Bowl QB) Trubisky should take some confidence from Sunday. It’s only one practice, but, as Nagy said, a meaningful step forward because of how (Pro Bowl QB) Trubisky anticipated throws and threw accurately. That’s a sign (Pro Bowl QB) Trubisky is getting more comfortable with what he’s thinking and seeing.

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David Haugh says (Pro Bowl QB) Trubisky had his best practice of training camp on Sunday. He still threw two interceptions, though:


David Haugh wrote:
He hit throws all over the field. Downfield throws, short throws, throws to the sideline, throws over the middle. Simply put, (Pro Bowl QB) Trubisky was on his game. It was a noticeable contrast to Saturday’s disjointed performance and many of the inconsistent performances we’ve seen from the second-year quarterback throughout camp.

“Today was a very good day for him,” Nagy said. “He grew in the fact of — today was an anticipation and accuracy day for him. So he threw the ball early and on time, and then he was very accurate. There were some tight windows, and he hit a lot of those today.”

Looking through my notebook, there are a lot of examples to choose from. Some highlights:

In live-tackling drills against the second defense, (Pro Bowl QB) Trubisky connected with tight end Trey Burton on a perfectly placed fade in the back, right corner of the end zone. The ball was away from safety Deiondre’ Hall where only Burton could catch it.

Later in that drill, on a fourth-and-goal, (Pro Bowl QB) Trubisky progressed through his two front-side options and located wide open tight end Dion Sims in the back of the end zone for a touchdown. Great read and patience.

In one on one drills, Prince Amukamara ran stride-for-stride with Anthony Miller deep down the left sideline. But (Pro Bowl QB) Trubisky dropped the ball in over Miller’s outside shoulder. It was a tiny window, and the 30-yard throw was exceptional.

Next pass in one-on-ones: (Pro Bowl QB) Trubisky hit Burton on an out-cutting route, putting the ball on Burton as soon as the tight end turned his head back to the quarterback. No chance for the defensive back. Completion.

Back in team drills, (Pro Bowl QB) Trubisky hit Sims to the post with the perfect amount of zip and touch on a throw over inside linebacker Nick Kwiatkoski. Another completion through a tight window.

(Pro Bowl QB) Trubisky showed a lighter side at the end of practice. His pass to Kevin White down the right sideline was underthrown — it appeared to slip out of his hand a bit. As White adjusted to the ball, (Pro Bowl QB) Trubisky thought his receiver drew pass interference. So he took the towel from his waistband and threw it in the air like a penalty flag.

For as sharp as (Pro Bowl QB) Trubisky was Sunday, his streak of being intercepted in every full-speed practice continues. He was picked off twice, but neither detracted from his performance.

Eddie Jackson caught a throw that (Pro Bowl QB) Trubisky obviously was just testing deep down the middle against a certain coverage. At end of practice, Hall made a sick one-handed grab on a deep ball down the sideline intended for Burton. All credit to Hall for using his length and hand(s) to make that catch.

Overall, (Pro Bowl QB) Trubisky should take some confidence from Sunday. It’s only one practice, but, as Nagy said, a meaningful step forward because of how (Pro Bowl QB) Trubisky anticipated throws and threw accurately. That’s a sign (Pro Bowl QB) Trubisky is getting more comfortable with what he’s thinking and seeing.


Sounds like Mitch’s agent wrote that.

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Tall Midget wrote:
David Haugh says (Pro Bowl QB) Trubisky had his best practice of training camp on Sunday. He still threw two interceptions, though:


David Haugh wrote:
He hit throws all over the field. Downfield throws, short throws, throws to the sideline, throws over the middle. Simply put, (Pro Bowl QB) Trubisky was on his game. It was a noticeable contrast to Saturday’s disjointed performance and many of the inconsistent performances we’ve seen from the second-year quarterback throughout camp.

“Today was a very good day for him,” Nagy said. “He grew in the fact of — today was an anticipation and accuracy day for him. So he threw the ball early and on time, and then he was very accurate. There were some tight windows, and he hit a lot of those today.”

Looking through my notebook, there are a lot of examples to choose from. Some highlights:

In live-tackling drills against the second defense, (Pro Bowl QB) Trubisky connected with tight end Trey Burton on a perfectly placed fade in the back, right corner of the end zone. The ball was away from safety Deiondre’ Hall where only Burton could catch it.

Later in that drill, on a fourth-and-goal, (Pro Bowl QB) Trubisky progressed through his two front-side options and located wide open tight end Dion Sims in the back of the end zone for a touchdown. Great read and patience.

In one on one drills, Prince Amukamara ran stride-for-stride with Anthony Miller deep down the left sideline. But (Pro Bowl QB) Trubisky dropped the ball in over Miller’s outside shoulder. It was a tiny window, and the 30-yard throw was exceptional.

Next pass in one-on-ones: (Pro Bowl QB) Trubisky hit Burton on an out-cutting route, putting the ball on Burton as soon as the tight end turned his head back to the quarterback. No chance for the defensive back. Completion.

Back in team drills, (Pro Bowl QB) Trubisky hit Sims to the post with the perfect amount of zip and touch on a throw over inside linebacker Nick Kwiatkoski. Another completion through a tight window.

(Pro Bowl QB) Trubisky showed a lighter side at the end of practice. His pass to Kevin White down the right sideline was underthrown — it appeared to slip out of his hand a bit. As White adjusted to the ball, (Pro Bowl QB) Trubisky thought his receiver drew pass interference. So he took the towel from his waistband and threw it in the air like a penalty flag.

For as sharp as (Pro Bowl QB) Trubisky was Sunday, his streak of being intercepted in every full-speed practice continues. He was picked off twice, but neither detracted from his performance.

Eddie Jackson caught a throw that (Pro Bowl QB) Trubisky obviously was just testing deep down the middle against a certain coverage. At end of practice, Hall made a sick one-handed grab on a deep ball down the sideline intended for Burton. All credit to Hall for using his length and hand(s) to make that catch.

Overall, (Pro Bowl QB) Trubisky should take some confidence from Sunday. It’s only one practice, but, as Nagy said, a meaningful step forward because of how (Pro Bowl QB) Trubisky anticipated throws and threw accurately. That’s a sign (Pro Bowl QB) Trubisky is getting more comfortable with what he’s thinking and seeing.


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Sounds like Mitch is making pro bowl progress.

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David Haugh says (Pro Bowl QB) Trubisky had his best practice of training camp on Sunday. He still threw two interceptions, though:


David Haugh wrote:
He hit throws all over the field. Downfield throws, short throws, throws to the sideline, throws over the middle. Simply put, (Pro Bowl QB) Trubisky was on his game. It was a noticeable contrast to Saturday’s disjointed performance and many of the inconsistent performances we’ve seen from the second-year quarterback throughout camp.

“Today was a very good day for him,” Nagy said. “He grew in the fact of — today was an anticipation and accuracy day for him. So he threw the ball early and on time, and then he was very accurate. There were some tight windows, and he hit a lot of those today.”

Looking through my notebook, there are a lot of examples to choose from. Some highlights:

In live-tackling drills against the second defense, (Pro Bowl QB) Trubisky connected with tight end Trey Burton on a perfectly placed fade in the back, right corner of the end zone. The ball was away from safety Deiondre’ Hall where only Burton could catch it.

Later in that drill, on a fourth-and-goal, (Pro Bowl QB) Trubisky progressed through his two front-side options and located wide open tight end Dion Sims in the back of the end zone for a touchdown. Great read and patience.

In one on one drills, Prince Amukamara ran stride-for-stride with Anthony Miller deep down the left sideline. But (Pro Bowl QB) Trubisky dropped the ball in over Miller’s outside shoulder. It was a tiny window, and the 30-yard throw was exceptional.

Next pass in one-on-ones: (Pro Bowl QB) Trubisky hit Burton on an out-cutting route, putting the ball on Burton as soon as the tight end turned his head back to the quarterback. No chance for the defensive back. Completion.

Back in team drills, (Pro Bowl QB) Trubisky hit Sims to the post with the perfect amount of zip and touch on a throw over inside linebacker Nick Kwiatkoski. Another completion through a tight window.

(Pro Bowl QB) Trubisky showed a lighter side at the end of practice. His pass to Kevin White down the right sideline was underthrown — it appeared to slip out of his hand a bit. As White adjusted to the ball, (Pro Bowl QB) Trubisky thought his receiver drew pass interference. So he took the towel from his waistband and threw it in the air like a penalty flag.

For as sharp as (Pro Bowl QB) Trubisky was Sunday, his streak of being intercepted in every full-speed practice continues. He was picked off twice, but neither detracted from his performance.

Eddie Jackson caught a throw that (Pro Bowl QB) Trubisky obviously was just testing deep down the middle against a certain coverage. At end of practice, Hall made a sick one-handed grab on a deep ball down the sideline intended for Burton. All credit to Hall for using his length and hand(s) to make that catch.

Overall, (Pro Bowl QB) Trubisky should take some confidence from Sunday. It’s only one practice, but, as Nagy said, a meaningful step forward because of how (Pro Bowl QB) Trubisky anticipated throws and threw accurately. That’s a sign (Pro Bowl QB) Trubisky is getting more comfortable with what he’s thinking and seeing.


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Not sure I agree. Seems like the message here is that Mitch finally had a good practice after failing abysmally through most of training camp.

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All this sunshine blowing is never honest or appropriate in this situation. Reminiscent of Hub in his glory or Mike Pyle doing 90s radio.

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I can already hear the Hall of Fame voters whispering amongst themselves "but what about the training camp interceptions?".


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I can already hear the Hall of Fame voters whispering amongst themselves "but what about the training camp interceptions?".



You ducked my last question.. Do you still think Pace is a good GM?

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No, but Nagy is.


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I'm a believer in Nagy.. Not Mitch though.. I think Nagy drafts a QB next year

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I dont think Nagy comes to Chicago if he doesn't like Mitch.


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 Post subject: Re: Mitch Blows
PostPosted: Tue Aug 07, 2018 6:34 am 
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America wrote:
I dont think Nagy comes to Chicago if he doesn't like Mitch.


100% correct.

And Nagy kept in touch some with Mitch even after the Bears drafted him.

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 Post subject: Re: Mitch Blows
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America wrote:
I dont think Nagy comes to Chicago if he doesn't like Mitch.


I don't think Nagy was that sought after that he would be picky.

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 Post subject: Re: Mitch Blows
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Still think it is so weird we are as a fandom so conditioned to expect failure from potential QB stars.

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