Nagy owns this loss, will see if Mac applies some old school heat to his backside today. Chicago sports media had treating Nagy like a god, that all should end after last nights Trestman like coaching performance.

I know Mac isn't sold on (Pro Bowl QB) Trubisky.

Parkins begins to walk back his knob gobbling of Nagy today. He makes the show a really tough listen with his appeal to authority. Let's see if he can finally join reality like everyone else slowly is.

Parkins' insufferable verbal fellatio of Nagy is one of the reasons I have largely stopped listening to this show. His adoration of all things Matt Nagy reminds me of Bernstein's initial adoration of Trestman.

He's not the only one.

He's not the only one.

I know Mac isn't sold on (Pro Bowl QB) Trubisky.

I said it at the time, Houston and KC won the 2017 draft.

Ryan Pace fucked up. Mitch has zero field vision.

I said it at the time, Houston and KC won the 2017 draft.

Ryan Pace fucked up. Mitch has zero field vision.

Parkins: I still don't think it's in the realm of possibiliby that Nagy is a bad coach.

Five years ago, people said the same thing about Joe Maddon.

The true test of Pace's accountability will be if he signs (Pro Bowl QB) Trubisky to a big extension. My guess is he does, even if (Pro Bowl QB) Trubisky struggles, because otherwise it's an admission that his most important move was a failure.

Heard all summer how much Mitch had advanced in the system, but it looked like he still locks in on first read way too long, take the first option away and he looks lost. Not playing his offensive line in the pre-season likely cost him the game, the line needs live reps to work on timing and communication, they were a step slow all night which resulted in numerous holding penalties. They even screwed up the first few scripted plays that they had supposedly been working on for the past two weeks. You risk injuries to starters by playing them in the pre-season, but you also risk losing early games because your team is not ready to play, that falls on Nagy who thought he was outsmarting the league, but got overwhelmingly outsmarted by Mike Pettine, who provided a blueprint on how to shut down the Nagy offense for the rest of the NFL.

Giving way too much credit to the Packers.

The Pack did not take away the run, Nagy did.

Bortles got a 3 year, $54 million extension. Something like that seems reasonable.

That is the franchise altering question that must be answered this year. Is (Pro Bowl QB) Trubisky the guy? If not do they bring in a vet and draft a QB next year to make a run before the D becomes contractually untenable? It would seem that a smart vet QB could run this system better than Mitch. Will likely know by midpoint of the season.