Not based on QBR last year.

That's probably one of a million reasons why you should not be relying on QBR to tell you things about how QBs performed.

Are you actually arguing that Mitch is a better runner than Lamar, or just fucking around doing your Rick thing?

Lamar Jackson is the better QB and running QB.

It's more fun to be a victim

There will never be an effective vaccine. I'll never get one anyway.

WOW!!!

https://youtu.be/F1gDmgx5O7M

It's more fun to be a victim

There will never be an effective vaccine. I'll never get one anyway.

Here's some other highlights from three years ago:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=idwdXneUapE


What a year !

WOW
https://sports.yahoo.com/bears-film-rev ... 55289.html

Thanks for sharing that. IF you listened to Nagy that was on Gabriel. He cut off his route.
The right throw looks like an awful throw. Similar to Robinson on the last possession.

That angle of where Taylor was and where Mitch was wasn't the greatest of angles. I think Mitch would tell you, listen, if I had that over again, it would be more of a line-drive shot and kinda a back shoulder (throw)."

Simmons was late picking up Gabriel, but not so late to give the Bears a shot at turning this play into a touchdown. Still, (Pro Bowl QB) Trubisky has a clear shot at connecting with an open Gabriel for a chunk gain on first down at the very least, and at the best Gabriel could've made Simmons miss and taken the play to the house.

These, simply, are the kind of throws the Bears need (Pro Bowl QB) Trubisky to make. The play design worked, perhaps not perfectly, but Nagy schemed one of his receivers open. The blocking was good, with Shaheen and Patterson neutralizing Miller on the right and Charles Leno keeping Bradley Chubb at arm's length on the left. Center James Daniels nailed his protection, pancaking Nelson in the process.

The Bears wound up settling for a field goal on this drive, which wasn't completely unproductive (it was a 52-yarder, one yard shy of Eddy Pineiro's game winner, which went the same direction in the fourth quarter). But for the Bears' offense to truly find its rhythm, it needs to take advantage of these kind of plays and pick up chunks of yardage on first down. In this one instance, the play was there, but the execution was not.

It's more fun to be a victim

There will never be an effective vaccine. I'll never get one anyway.

Thanks for sharing that. IF you listened to Nagy that was on Gabriel. He cut off his route. The right throw looks like an awful throw. Similar to Robinson on the last possession.

It's one thing if he broke off his route and was covered. It's another when the guy is wide open. He has to recognize that and doubly, triply, quadruply, make sure the ball gets to him.

Through two games.

Jackson is better and will continue to be better. Avatar sig bet based on agreed upon stats for this year?

Vegan is to be ignored. He does the same thing all of the time. He comes out saying how terrible something is and if it stays that way he can scream about being right. If it ends up good he can still celebrate with the masses and say that he's glad he was wrong or not even acknowledge that he was wrong.

Vegan is of course a terrible human being. That goes without saying. But in this case you are just lashing out because you can’t refute his points. (Except his point about trading for Eli. That was fucking dumb and easily refutable)

When opposing defenses explicitly say that the recipe to beat the Bears is to simply let (Pro Bowl QB) Trubisky QB then there are obvious issues with your QB.

I’m as hyped on Lamar as anyone else but I need to see him against a decent defense, not even an elite one. He opens up the season with arguably the three worst defenses in the nfl.

I definitely agree with this.

This reminds me of the "We know Jay will throw the ball to us" quote.

He doesn't have the frame to survive, especially with as much as running as he does.

I definitely agree with this.

This reminds me of the "We know Jay will throw the ball to us" quote.

We’ll see. They said the same about Russell and Vick. It’s doubtful Lamar becomes as great of a pocket passer as Russ but it’s not implausible. He’s already starting. Like I said tho, I need to see him against a league average defense at least before buying in.

Wilson is built like a brick shithouse and we all remember Vick's injury history (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=783mMLXq9Wk)

Russ wasn’t built like that in 2012.

I thought so too

viewtopic.php?f=72&t=118682&p=3266778&hilit=Woodson#p3266778

But to be fair Williams clarified his statement and said he was just talking about making Mitch pass from the pocket because he’s at his best scrambling and extending plays.