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He’s going to end the season with better stats than any QB in the history of the franchise and we’ll have poorly disguised urges to get Justin Fields back in the saddle.

Book it.

Don't disrespect (Pro Bowl QB) (Pro Bowl QB) Trubisky. 2nd best stats.

I forgot that people are closeted for Mitch too. Mea culpa.

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Vilma. "This is a good Bears Defense That the Lions went against today". He'd better not let Hartgrove's Very Own JLN hear him say that! :lol: :lol:

Vilma also said that Caleb Williams has "one of the best arms in the NFL". So do you want to treat him as the authority or not, Radio?


That had to be a punch to the gut for ya Hartgrove

It does not upset me that the Fox C-team color commentator is ignorant of how bad the Bears defense is.

The Bears D clearly has fallen off, but why can’t you accept that the C-Will led offense has also been (mostly) bad. It’s not always one or the other. They are currently on a pace to set a team record for 1st quarter futility on offense. That has little to do with the D and quite frankly is hard to believe when you look back on some of those previous lineups (Craig Krenzel anyone?)

I haven't denied that the offensive is poor, I've even routinely pointed out that they can't pass block or run block, as well as the play calling. Caleb threw for multiple TDs today against a team that is second-best in the league at preventing TD passes, and again threw for well over 300 yards, surviving two back-breaking turnovers by one player on his offense. I don't know what more you want him, a rookie, to do.

And I've discussed what could be causing the futility in the 1st quarter: conservative play scripting by sub-par coordinators, an offensive line that cannot run block which results in playing from behind schedule in down and distance, and a defense that is uniquely terrible at stopping opposing offenses until they are knocking in on the door of the end zone. Be upset all you want that the explanation doesn't include or isn't simply "Offense bad because Caleb bad" but the fact of the matter is the Bears might still be on their play call script well into the 2nd because drives are derailed by always being in "and long" down and distance situations because of poor blocking and a defense that gets run over quite easily.

So your response is that it’s everyone’s fault but Caleb’s. Got it. For the record, I’m not blaming him for all of the Bears woes. There’s plenty to go around. As I noted when optimism was running rampant following the draft, most rookie QBs are (at best) inconsistent and it was unrealistic to expect a sudden turnaround for the team. That doesn’t mean he won’t be good or even great next season. That being said, I find it strange how unwilling you are to admit his early faults.

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 Post subject: Re: Lions @ Bears
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The Bears absolutely suck right now.

But Williams is not even close to the top reasons why they suck.

Anyone with any objective view on things would agree with this.

Is the kid perfect? Hardly. But he has show a lot of promise and he is on track to have stats that are not that far off from Stroud last year and he was praised as being one of the best rookie QBs ever.


Once again he "revs up the engine" when the game is essentially over. No one outside of a few delusional people on here (who are actually the ones not being objective) believes that he isn't a huge part of the problem.

The Bears are avg a measly 14 points during their 9 game losing streak. And that's even with the points he puts up with all of his 4th quarter heroics. How is that not on him?
He's running an offense that avg 4 points per game over their previous 8 games in the first half. How is that not on him?
They shitcanned the 3 people that you and others wanted shitcanned the most (Fields Flus and Waldron) and the team got worse.
They will lose 3 more games (it appears) than last year and yet it's out of bounds for anyone to even consider that he might be a huge reason for the decline.

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 Post subject: Re: Lions @ Bears
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So your response is that it’s everyone’s fault but Caleb’s. Got it. For the record, I’m not blaming him for all of the Bears woes. There’s plenty to go around. As I noted when optimism was running rampant following the draft, most rookie QBs are (at best) inconsistent and it was unrealistic to expect a sudden turnaround for the team. That doesn’t mean he won’t be good or even great next season. That being said, I find it strange how unwilling you are to admit his early faults.

See I take the controversial stance that since he is pretty much entirely dogshit this year (until down by a few scores) it does mean he won’t be good or even great next season.


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 Post subject: Re: Lions @ Bears
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334 yds 2 TDs 107 Rating

On track for 3500 yds 20 TDs

The Bears absolutely suck right now.

But Williams is not even close to the top reasons why they suck.

Anyone with any objective view on things would agree with this.

Is the kid perfect? Hardly. But he has show a lot of promise and he is on track to have stats that are not that far off from Stroud last year and he was praised as being one of the best rookie QBs ever.

It really seriously doesn’t matter when he cannot do really anything at all until the Bears are down twenty or so points.

The game before was two 4th and 1 misses. Today was two fumbles.

It doesn't help when the defense gets torched either.

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 Post subject: Re: Lions @ Bears
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334 yds 2 TDs 107 Rating

On track for 3500 yds 20 TDs

The Bears absolutely suck right now.

But Williams is not even close to the top reasons why they suck.

Anyone with any objective view on things would agree with this.

Is the kid perfect? Hardly. But he has show a lot of promise and he is on track to have stats that are not that far off from Stroud last year and he was praised as being one of the best rookie QBs ever.

It really seriously doesn’t matter when he cannot do really anything at all until the Bears are down twenty or so points.

The game before was two 4th and 1 misses. Today was two fumbles.

It doesn't help when the defense gets torched either.

I fully understand that you are an equipped with every excuse in the book, but if Williams were even 1% as good as you keep insisting he is the Bears would probably have won one of these games. Or at least avoided embarrassments like three points against New England etc.


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 Post subject: Re: Lions @ Bears
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Well they should have won 2 of them if not for horrific last second coaching. Another should have been tied.

But, if the question is why the Bears went down so quickly the last two weeks the blame is almost completely free if blaming Williams.

Just enjoy watching a QB with this amount of potential as a rookie. Maybe you'll be right and he fails next year. This year he has been good but not great.

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 Post subject: Re: Lions @ Bears
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Well they should have won 2 of them if not for horrific last second coaching. Another should have been tied.

But, if the question is why the Bears went down so quickly the last two weeks the blame is almost completely free if blaming Williams.

Just enjoy watching a QB with this amount of potential as a rookie. Maybe you'll be right and he fails next year. This year he has been good but not great.

Why should they have beaten the Vikings in Chicago?? What did they actually do to WIN that game?


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Well they should have won 2 of them if not for horrific last second coaching. Another should have been tied.

But, if the question is why the Bears went down so quickly the last two weeks the blame is almost completely free if blaming Williams.

Just enjoy watching a QB with this amount of potential as a rookie. Maybe you'll be right and he fails next year. This year he has been good but not great.


I get the distinct impression that Brick McCarver will be yammering about Caleb and his status as a "Rookie" even when he is in his 6th year as a pro.

Using your rookie metric so is Jayden Daniels yet his team is avg 27 ppg last I checked and just laid 36 points (and beat) one of the best teams in Football. And led a game winning drive. And improved his team's win total this year "exponentially". That's impact. Bo Nix also has had impact too. None of these "great" things which YOU claim Caleb is doing is "contributing" to things except losses. More and more consecutive losses.

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Well they should have won 2 of them if not for horrific last second coaching. Another should have been tied.

But, if the question is why the Bears went down so quickly the last two weeks the blame is almost completely free if blaming Williams.

Just enjoy watching a QB with this amount of potential as a rookie. Maybe you'll be right and he fails next year. This year he has been good but not great.


I get the distinct impression that Brick McCarver will be yammering about Caleb and his status as a "Rookie" even when he is in his 6th year as a pro.

Using your rookie metric so is Jayden Daniels yet his team is avg 27 ppg last I checked and just laid 36 points (and beat) one of the best teams in Football. And led a game winning drive. And improved his team's win total this year "exponentially". That's impact. Bo Nix also has had impact too. None of these "great" things which YOU claim Caleb is doing is "contributing" to things except losses. More and more consecutive losses.

"Caleb Williams throwing for multiple touchdowns contributed to this loss and others!"

But do you know what Jayden Daniels and Bo Nix both have? A top-10 defense. Do you also know how old Jayden Daniels and Bo Nix are?


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Well they should have won 2 of them if not for horrific last second coaching. Another should have been tied.

But, if the question is why the Bears went down so quickly the last two weeks the blame is almost completely free if blaming Williams.

Just enjoy watching a QB with this amount of potential as a rookie. Maybe you'll be right and he fails next year. This year he has been good but not great.


I get the distinct impression that Brick McCarver will be yammering about Caleb and his status as a "Rookie" even when he is in his 6th year as a pro.

Using your rookie metric so is Jayden Daniels yet his team is avg 27 ppg last I checked and just laid 36 points (and beat) one of the best teams in Football. And led a game winning drive. And improved his team's win total this year "exponentially". That's impact. Bo Nix also has had impact too. None of these "great" things which YOU claim Caleb is doing is "contributing" to things except losses. More and more consecutive losses.

"Caleb Williams throwing for multiple touchdowns contributed to this loss and others!"

But do you know what Jayden Daniels and Bo Nix both have? A top-10 defense. Do you also know how old Jayden Daniels and Bo Nix are?


You're impressed with a QB throwing for 300 yards but not impressed by the fact that he couldn't score more than 17 points. Against a team that just gave up 40+ points last week. At this point it's fair to question your sanity Hartgrove with this the case.

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 Post subject: Re: Lions @ Bears
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Williams did have a good individual game. 26 for 40, 2 TD, 0 picks (this really needs to be emphasized, the kid doesn't turn the ball over... usually that's a problem in rookie years). Only 2 sacks considering hes getting virtually no help with the pass rush) He's getting completions, yardage, TDs and he's not turning the ball over.

The offense however was otherwise pretty terrible. And the defense was dog shit.

Other than the field goal call, play calling wasnt terrible.

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Well they should have won 2 of them if not for horrific last second coaching. Another should have been tied.

But, if the question is why the Bears went down so quickly the last two weeks the blame is almost completely free if blaming Williams.

Just enjoy watching a QB with this amount of potential as a rookie. Maybe you'll be right and he fails next year. This year he has been good but not great.

Why should they have beaten the Vikings in Chicago?? What did they actually do to WIN that game?

I wasn't just talking about the last 3 games. Those have not been close.

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Well they should have won 2 of them if not for horrific last second coaching. Another should have been tied.

But, if the question is why the Bears went down so quickly the last two weeks the blame is almost completely free if blaming Williams.

Just enjoy watching a QB with this amount of potential as a rookie. Maybe you'll be right and he fails next year. This year he has been good but not great.

Why should they have beaten the Vikings in Chicago?? What did they actually do to WIN that game?

I wasn't just talking about the last 3 games. Those have not been close.

No I know, why should the Bears have beaten Minnesota in the game that went to OT?


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Well they should have won 2 of them if not for horrific last second coaching. Another should have been tied.

But, if the question is why the Bears went down so quickly the last two weeks the blame is almost completely free if blaming Williams.

Just enjoy watching a QB with this amount of potential as a rookie. Maybe you'll be right and he fails next year. This year he has been good but not great.


I get the distinct impression that Brick McCarver will be yammering about Caleb and his status as a "Rookie" even when he is in his 6th year as a pro.

Using your rookie metric so is Jayden Daniels yet his team is avg 27 ppg last I checked and just laid 36 points (and beat) one of the best teams in Football. And led a game winning drive. And improved his team's win total this year "exponentially". That's impact. Bo Nix also has had impact too. None of these "great" things which YOU claim Caleb is doing is "contributing" to things except losses. More and more consecutive losses.

"Caleb Williams throwing for multiple touchdowns contributed to this loss and others!"

But do you know what Jayden Daniels and Bo Nix both have? A top-10 defense. Do you also know how old Jayden Daniels and Bo Nix are?


You're impressed with a QB throwing for 300 yards but not impressed by the fact that he couldn't score more than 17 points. Against a team that just gave up 40+ points last week. At this point it's fair to question your sanity Hartgrove with this the case.

Oh all of a sudden you don't want to talk about how old Jayden Daniels and Bo Nix are?

And the Lions coming into this game had given up the fewest passing TDs in the NFL at 13. Caleb hit them for roughly 12% of the TDs they've given up through the air the entire year.


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Well they should have won 2 of them if not for horrific last second coaching. Another should have been tied.

But, if the question is why the Bears went down so quickly the last two weeks the blame is almost completely free if blaming Williams.

Just enjoy watching a QB with this amount of potential as a rookie. Maybe you'll be right and he fails next year. This year he has been good but not great.

Why should they have beaten the Vikings in Chicago?? What did they actually do to WIN that game?

I wasn't just talking about the last 3 games. Those have not been close.

No I know, why should the Bears have beaten Minnesota in the game that went to OT?

The Bears should have beaten the Commanders and Packers. The Lions game should have went to OT.

The Vikings game isn't a game I was referencing.

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Oh all of a sudden you don't want to talk about how old Jayden Daniels and Bo Nix are?
I'm perfectly content with discussing either of the 2 old men" rookies". But that would.also mean that we'd have to discuss the fact that same age CJ Stroud was a double digit victory guy in the NFL while "Generational Talent Caleb" was getting his ears penned back by any College Team with players that were any good. Deal?

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And the Lions coming into this game had given up the fewest passing TDs in the NFL at 13. Caleb hit them for roughly 12% of the TDs they've given up through the air the entire year.

I'm sure people are going to remember his "stellar" achievement after the Bears finish 4-13 this season Hartgrove

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Oh all of a sudden you don't want to talk about how old Jayden Daniels and Bo Nix are?
I'm perfectly content with discussing either of the 2 old men" rookies". But that would.also mean that we'd have to discuss the fact that same age CJ Stroud was a double digit victory guy in the NFL while "Generational Talent Caleb" was getting his ears penned back by any College Team with players that were any good. Deal?

CJ Stroud and Caleb Williams are having very similar statistical seasons. Besides that, what's your point?


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Juice's Lecture Notes wrote:
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Oh all of a sudden you don't want to talk about how old Jayden Daniels and Bo Nix are?
I'm perfectly content with discussing either of the 2 old men" rookies". But that would.also mean that we'd have to discuss the fact that same age CJ Stroud was a double digit victory guy in the NFL while "Generational Talent Caleb" was getting his ears penned back by any College Team with players that were any good. Deal?

CJ Stroud and Caleb Williams are having very similar statistical seasons. Besides that, what's your point?


CJ Stroud was a playoff performer his 1st year in the league while Caleb is the QB of a team likely to draft in the top 5 in his. And no their "stats" aren't the same seeing as Stroud passes for TDs when the game actually matters and Caleb does not. I know this doesn't matter to you but then neither does winning or QBing an offense which scores points.
But hey how about that 300 yard game when your team is down 20 for most of the game? :lol: :lol:

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The Doctor Of Style wrote:
Juice's Lecture Notes wrote:
The Doctor Of Style wrote:
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Oh all of a sudden you don't want to talk about how old Jayden Daniels and Bo Nix are?
I'm perfectly content with discussing either of the 2 old men" rookies". But that would.also mean that we'd have to discuss the fact that same age CJ Stroud was a double digit victory guy in the NFL while "Generational Talent Caleb" was getting his ears penned back by any College Team with players that were any good. Deal?

CJ Stroud and Caleb Williams are having very similar statistical seasons. Besides that, what's your point?


CJ Stroud was a playoff performer his 1st year in the league while Caleb is the QB of a team likely to draft in the top 5 in his. And no their "stats" aren't the same seeing as Stroud passes for TDs when the game actually matters and Caleb does not. I know this doesn't matter to you but then neither does winning or QBing an offense which scores points.
But hey how about that 300 yard game when your team is down 20 for most of the game? :lol: :lol:

After this week CJ Stroud and Caleb Williams are tied for TD passes.


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Juice's Lecture Notes wrote:
The Doctor Of Style wrote:
Juice's Lecture Notes wrote:
The Doctor Of Style wrote:
Juice's Lecture Notes wrote:
Oh all of a sudden you don't want to talk about how old Jayden Daniels and Bo Nix are?
I'm perfectly content with discussing either of the 2 old men" rookies". But that would.also mean that we'd have to discuss the fact that same age CJ Stroud was a double digit victory guy in the NFL while "Generational Talent Caleb" was getting his ears penned back by any College Team with players that were any good. Deal?

CJ Stroud and Caleb Williams are having very similar statistical seasons. Besides that, what's your point?


CJ Stroud was a playoff performer his 1st year in the league while Caleb is the QB of a team likely to draft in the top 5 in his. And no their "stats" aren't the same seeing as Stroud passes for TDs when the game actually matters and Caleb does not. I know this doesn't matter to you but then neither does winning or QBing an offense which scores points.
But hey how about that 300 yard game when your team is down 20 for most of the game? :lol: :lol:

After this week CJ Stroud and Caleb Williams are tied for TD passes.


Not when their teams are down 2 scores or more they aren't Hartgrove :lol: :lol:

CJ Stroud of TD total when his team is losing by 2 scores or more: 2

Caleb Williams TD totals when his team is losing by 2 scores or more: 12

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The Doctor Of Style wrote:
Juice's Lecture Notes wrote:
The Doctor Of Style wrote:
Juice's Lecture Notes wrote:
Oh all of a sudden you don't want to talk about how old Jayden Daniels and Bo Nix are?
I'm perfectly content with discussing either of the 2 old men" rookies". But that would.also mean that we'd have to discuss the fact that same age CJ Stroud was a double digit victory guy in the NFL while "Generational Talent Caleb" was getting his ears penned back by any College Team with players that were any good. Deal?

CJ Stroud and Caleb Williams are having very similar statistical seasons. Besides that, what's your point?


CJ Stroud was a playoff performer his 1st year in the league while Caleb is the QB of a team likely to draft in the top 5 in his. And no their "stats" aren't the same seeing as Stroud passes for TDs when the game actually matters and Caleb does not. I know this doesn't matter to you but then neither does winning or QBing an offense which scores points.
But hey how about that 300 yard game when your team is down 20 for most of the game? :lol: :lol:

After this week CJ Stroud and Caleb Williams are tied for TD passes.


Not when their teams are down 2 scores or more they aren't Hartgrove :lol: :lol:

CJ Stroud of TD total when his team is losing by 2 scores or more: 2

Caleb Williams TD totals when his team is losing by 2 scores or more: 12

That's a pretty meaningless distinction, especially because a QB can do very little to make sure that his team isn't down by X amount of scores . I know you want to use it as a proxy for "garbage time" as if teams are gifting him TDs that he otherwise couldn't have score, I guess might be your point? But regardless, it's a meaningless caveat you have to employ because you don't want to admit that CJ Stroud and Caleb Williams are having very similar years and the W-L record of the Bears isn't nearly as much of Caleb's fault as you want it to be.


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It’s easy to light teams up in garbage time. Just look at all the times Justin Fields did it while he was here.

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That's a pretty meaningless distinction, especially because a QB can do very little to make sure that his team isn't down by X amount of scores

CJ Stroud's team avg 14 point during the First Half of Games
Caleb Williams's avg 7.

Through 3 Quarters CJs avg 18 points per game while Caleb's avg 11

I (along with anyone with a functioning brain) can see why these particular stats alone would go a long way towards determining whether their teams are down 2 scores or more

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Will the Bears score in the first half the rest of the year?


Yes.

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It’s easy to light teams up in garbage time. Just look at all the times Justin Fields did it while he was here.


It's laughable how much better Justin Fields' offenses were during the 1st half of games as compared to the garbage that we are currently seeing. His problem (as most commentators knew and said at the time) was that Gutless Getsy would get conservative during the 2nd half and blow it often times.

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The Doctor Of Style wrote:
Juice's Lecture Notes wrote:
That's a pretty meaningless distinction, especially because a QB can do very little to make sure that his team isn't down by X amount of scores

CJ Stroud's team avg 14 point during the First Half of Games
Caleb Williams's avg 7.

Through 3 Quarters CJs avg 18 points per game while Caleb's avg 11

I (along with anyone with a functioning brain) can see why these particular stats alone would go a long way towards determining whether their teams are down 2 scores or more

How do these stats impact how many points opposing offenses are allowed to score? Touchdowns are fungible, it doesn't matter where nor in what context they are scored.


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CJ Stroud of TD total when his team is losing by 2 scores or more: 2

Caleb Williams TD totals when his team is losing by 2 scores or more: 12


How many possessions for each being down by two scores or more?

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