2023 Justin was better than 2024 Caleb if you include the hypothetical TDs Justin would have thrown!

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You get moist for Caleb when you watch college football

Ah I get it, any time Justin Fields has sucked, even in his rookie season and in 2022, it's because the team around him was "tanking" (even though they weren't, and arguing that a team is "tanking" is just a different way of arguing that the supporting cast around the QB and the defense are both bad, both of which are defenses of Caleb's play that you have dismissed). But when it comes to talking about the performance of Caleb Williams, the quality and performance of the supporting cast around him is irrelevant.

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You get moist for Caleb when you watch college football

Because you are stupid, maybe read some books educate yourself.

We walk, talk, and won't shit our pants

Totally not obsessed with Justin Fields.

I've seen hundreds of dicks in my life.

You get moist for Caleb when you watch college football

"Moist" "Moist". If Caleb provided justification for YOUR being "all wet inside" you'd have no problem with discussing the myriad of ways that the Bears improved by moving on from Fields. But because he has not, then you don't. Justin Fields references were all the rage for you and your fellow "Moisture Men" until your guy Caleb sucked ass this season. What happened?

Because you are stupid, maybe read some books educate yourself.

We walk, talk, and won't shit our pants

Ah I get it, any time Justin Fields has sucked, even in his rookie season and in 2022,

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You get moist for Caleb when you watch college football

That was barely literate.

I've seen hundreds of dicks in my life.

You get moist for Caleb when you watch college football

So the kid who finished 10th in MVP during the 2022 season simultaneously "sucked" according to this dope.

Just to reiterate. You can learn a lot from this dummy. MANY often do apparently. Much to this board's "chagrin"

https://www.pro-football-reference.com/ ... s_2022.htm

Because you are stupid, maybe read some books educate yourself.

We walk, talk, and won't shit our pants

So the kid who finished 10th in MVP during the 2022 season simultaneously "sucked" according to this dope.

Just to reiterate. You can learn a lot from this dummy. MANY often do apparently. Much to this board's "chagrin"

https://www.pro-football-reference.com/ ... s_2022.htm

You're flailing worse than Spike Huber at the Old Amphitheater "Moist"

Because you are stupid, maybe read some books educate yourself.

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I’ve acknowledged that my like for Caleb Williams’ football skills can be brought up alongside your deep emotional connection to Justin Fields.

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You get moist for Caleb when you watch college football

His passing production as a rookie was bad, yes, and his production through the air in 2022 was arguably worse in certain respects, especially compared to Caleb as a rookie, so yes.

But let's cut through the bullshit: You want to compare 2022 Justin (his second season) to 2024 Caleb (his rookie season), not because of any glaring age disparity, but because Justin ran for 1000 yards on the ground. Thing is, even if you add up his production in the air and on the ground, Caleb still threw for more yards than Justin had combined passing and rushing, with far fewer interceptions and fumbles.

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You get moist for Caleb when you watch college football

So now rushing Tds don't "count"? Just Asking A Question

When I provided my "analysis" the Bears were tanking and Fields was on his way to finishing 10th in MVP voting. Thus validating my views as to why he should be kept.

As a REAL BEARS FAN as opposed to a CFMB RIGHT WING cocksucker such as yourself, I've been proven correct on all fronts here. "WE" true Bears fans saw this one coming a mile away and said as such over a year ago.

QB rushing touchdowns often are misleading. Lamar Jackson, who may be the best running QB in the league, had 4 of them. Jalen Hurts had 14 of them. Jackson actually ran for a higher yards per rush but also more yards per game.

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You get moist for Caleb when you watch college football

So Rushing TDs "don't count" McCarver?

Nah dude. You're "admittedly"Moist about Caleb. I've provided simple and rather rational observations as to why the Bears would have been better off.. And thus far I've been proven correct. You haven't.

Because you are stupid, maybe read some books educate yourself.

We walk, talk, and won't shit our pants

I own that post and will acknowledge I wrote it when I’m inevitably deposed as part of Fields’ restraining order request.

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You get moist for Caleb when you watch college football

Yards per attempt and yards per game are better measures for sure. QB touchdowns are in large part about the preferences of the playcaller and the quality of your running back.

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You get moist for Caleb when you watch college football

It's Brick McCarver and he's once again "theorizing"

So now QBs can be assessed independent of the larger success or failure of their team? I distinctly remember you dismissing Caleb's individual performance as irrelevant while his team was losing games despite hefty production from him. Weird how that works.

Trades
March 10, 2022: Traded Khalil Mack to Chargers for 2022 2nd round pick (48th overall, Jaquan Brisker) and 2023 6th round pick (200th overall subsequently traded, Scott Matlock)
April 30, 2022: Traded 2022 5th round pick (148th overall, Khalil Shakir) to Bills for 2022 5th round pick (168th overall, Braxton Jones) and 2022 6th round pick (203rd overall, Trestan Ebner)
April 30, 2022: Traded 2022 5th round pick (150th overall, Thomas Booker) to Texans for 2022 5th round pick (166th overall subsequently traded, Tycen Anderson) and 2022 6th round pick (207th overall, Doug Kramer)
April 30, 2022: Traded 2022 5th round pick (166th overall, Tycen Anderson) to Bengals for 2022 5th round pick (174th overall, Dominique Robinson) and 2022 7th round pick (226th overall, Ja'Tyre Carter)
April 30, 2022: Traded 2023 6th round pick (200th overall, Scott Matlock) to Chargers for 2022 7th round pick (254th overall, Elijah Hicks) and 2022 7th round pick (255th overall, Trenton Gill)
July 12, 2022: Traded 2024 7th round pick (231st overall, Jaheim Bell) to Patriots for N'Keal Harry
October 26, 2022: Traded Robert Quinn to Eagles for 2023 4th round pick (133rd overall, Tyler Scott)
October 31, 2022: Traded Roquan Smith to Ravens for 2023 2nd round pick (53rd overall, Gervon Dexter), 2023 5th round pick (148th overall, Noah Sewell) and A.J. Klein
November 1, 2022: Traded 2023 2nd round pick (32nd overall, Joey Porter) to Steelers for Chase Claypool

I've seen hundreds of dicks in my life.

You get moist for Caleb when you watch college football

How about this?

Who is a better runner? Brock Purdy or Lamar Jackson?

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You get moist for Caleb when you watch college football

The Goalposts sure are a movin McCarver!

Brock Purdy, in 2024, had more rushing touchdowns than Lamar Jackson. Does that mean that Brock Purdy is a better runner than Lamar Jackson?

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You get moist for Caleb when you watch college football

It's "weird" how tanking works. You can learn a lot from this dummy! MANY here do in fact.

After reviewing the moves made in 2022, it's fairly evident that the Bears were a team that was "built to win"

I don't think

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You get moist for Caleb when you watch college football

It shows that comparing qb rushing statistics but especially touchdowns can lead to incorrect conclusions as you seem to be doing.

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You get moist for Caleb when you watch college football

So the question lacks relevance. Got it.

This one is a little different than simply making a "bad decision". This was a franchise altering decision. Bears would have been a playoff team this year had they made the correct move.
Instead we're back to once again whining about owners, finance guys, GMs, Head Coaches, Assistant Coaches, The O-Line, Running Backs, etc

Many that is true, but an incomplete statement.