Yeah I am definitely leaning in that direction as well. They did play hard for Flus last year and I understand kind of why they gave him another year. But it seems more and more clear they should have started with a clean slate of coaches and QB. Now if things continue to go bad they will have to launch Flus at end of year and Williams will have to start over with another staff and that will not be good for his development. And can we trust Poles to make a good hire this time around?

Frustrating.

The victims are the American People and the Republic itself.

The Bears will need to find one hell of a player in the second round this year to make the Panthers trade anything other than a lose-lose for both sides.

do you ever stop with the bad taeks?

The Bears will need to find one hell of a player in the second round this year to make the Panthers trade anything other than a lose-lose for both sides.

Do you also fire Ryan poles and start over with a new GM/Coach team? wouldnt that be the right way to do it?

Poles Pros:
-decent drafts, but not exceptional. 2023 class is trending the wrong direction (Wright, stevenson, dexter, pickens)
-made the panthers trade
-FA has been hit or miss


Poles cons:
-picked wrong head coach
-lucked into panthers trade thanks to all time great bears HC lovie smith winning that game on hail mary
-offensive line talent and development abysmal
-Claypool trade

This isn't the final score but every rookie QB that's playing is better than Caleb. DJ is a hell of a receiver. His gift is his yac. It's now above 50/50 they picked the wrong QB, and it's bigger than that that they should have traded down.

Build the team. A QB will show up. A QB has shown up in SF, Minnesota, GB, Detroit, TB, Pittsburgh(I'm shocked about that one)and Seattle.

This isn't the final score but every rookie QB that's playing is better than Caleb. DJ is a hell of a receiver. His gift is his yac. It's now above 50/50 they picked the wrong QB, and it's bigger than that that they should have traded down.

Build the team. A QB will show up. A QB has shown up in SF, Minnesota, GB, Detroit, TB, Pittsburgh(I'm shocked about that one)and Seattle.

The rather "effeminate" Caleb Williams would have to be "My Guy"

It look's like you wrote this crap after being waken pre maturely from youre midday nap grand paw. Its not above 50 that the bear's took the rong quarter back dumbass. Your prefered QB is rb3 in Pittsburg so your idea about trading the picke would have neted you someone benched by the best coach in the league dumbass. Stick to bingo and lose the nursing home internet pass word bitch.

I've seen hundreds of dicks in my life.

You get moist for Caleb when you watch college football

This isn't the final score but every rookie QB that's playing is better than Caleb. DJ is a hell of a receiver. His gift is his yac. It's now above 50/50 they picked the wrong QB, and it's bigger than that that they should have traded down.

Build the team. A QB will show up. A QB has shown up in SF, Minnesota, GB, Detroit, TB, Pittsburgh(I'm shocked about that one)and Seattle.

This isn't the final score but every rookie QB that's playing is better than Caleb. DJ is a hell of a receiver. His gift is his yac. It's now above 50/50 they picked the wrong QB, and it's bigger than that that they should have traded down.

Build the team. A QB will show up. A QB has shown up in SF, Minnesota, GB, Detroit, TB, Pittsburgh(I'm shocked about that one)and Seattle.

I've seen hundreds of dicks in my life.

You get moist for Caleb when you watch college football

Not trading the pick and keeping Fields was the most fireable offense. Poles had a plan and a vision but he panicked and deviated from it because he believed that he had the "Next Patrick Mahomes" and didn't want to be lambasted for being the 2nd Bears GM to miss out on it.

Tanking in 2022 was sound strategy.
Developing Fields was sound strategy.
Stockpiling Picks was sound strategy

The rather "effeminate" Caleb Williams would have to be "My Guy"

He's/they is rb3 dumb ass. Go develop a train ticket and transport yourself to Pittsburg.

I've seen hundreds of dicks in my life.

You get moist for Caleb when you watch college football

Caleb is the most sacked rookie QB and it's not anywhere close, on top of being the most sacked NFL QB overall. CJ Stroud (remember when everyone wanted Caleb to be him?) has been sacked 15 fewer times and the two have very similar passing lines.

The next closest rookie is Jayden Daniels, who has been sacked nearly half as much as Caleb, then Drake Maye, then Bo Nix, who has nearly two-thirds the sack total of the Bears rookie. The kid has had two games this season where he's sacked on almost a quarter of his pass attempts, and Maye, Daniels and Nix have a combined zero games with a sack% above 20%. In fact, Caleb Williams has the same number of double-digit sack% games (7) as all of those other rookies combined.

Between Waldron's playcalling and the offensive line, this team has nearly killed Caleb's rookie season, and even then he's gone on to rattle off a couple of 100+ passer rating games (and two more which were close enough) against good teams.

This is, as LTG was saying when he was dismissing an 8-game slide by Justin Fields in his second season, a "moral victory".

It look's like you wrote this crap after being waken pre maturely from youre midday nap grand paw. Its not above 50 that the bear's took the rong quarter back dumbass. Your prefered QB is rb3 in Pittsburg so your idea about trading the picke would have neted you someone benched by the best coach in the league dumbass. Stick to bingo and lose the nursing home internet pass word bitch.

You knew he would come in here and cite the passer rating in a game where the Bears offense broke the post-2000 record for least yards in a half of football.

So far, all three are better. That's 0-3. 'Picked the wrong QB' is somewhere between 50-60% odds. One of the three is probably going to be better than Caleb. And two more haven't even played yet. Just because I look at something rationally doesn't mean I want to suck rb3's cock. He's terrible too.

And bingo is life....You gonna shovel our bus stop this year?

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Do we really think that Anthony Richardson and Daniel Jones are outplaying Fields? QBR says they are.

Uh, yes?

The future holds the possibility to be great or terrible, and since it has not yet occurred it remains simultaneously both.

Let's stick to Anthony Richardson. How is he outplaying Williams? He's completing 47% of his passes. He has more interceptions than touchdowns. His rating is 64.3. Williams is even running just about as well as he is, though Williams isn't running it into the end zone but qb running touchdowns can lie as the Bears offense has an equal number of rushing touchdowns as the Colts.

Hate to tell ya this "Amigo", but that is sort of the essence of how life works.

I have MANY years of experience in trying to appreciate steaming piles of dogshit.

If you take away Caleb’s garbage time stats in games where the Bears entered the fourth quarter down two or more scores Richardson is better.

All you have to do is not count Williams’ good stats and not count ____’s bad stats…steak dinner, BOOM.