I mean if a bunch of guys who are playing football for 15 to 20 years don’t know where to line up I don’t know what to say. maybe that whole “ let’s not play the starters in preseason because reasons” thing needs to be readdressed

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Moore and Mooney appear to be the only receivers who've taken the time to read their playbook. I don't think asking the Notre Dame kids to study should be a problem.

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They didn't know where to line up or what their assignments were last year either, even before Douche Claypool joined the team.

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Tyler Scott, the Bears heralded rookie wide receiver, is now losing significant playing time to Trent Taylor, who has a total of 18 receptions in his last 3 NFL seasons.

This comes after Scott made a huge splash in the first half of training camp, when he was routinely burning Bears' cornerbacks on deep routes.

The more exposure to Bears coaching Scott has had, the worse he has gotten. And Scott is absolutely NOT a dumb guy or slacker, by the way.

This coaching staff blows.

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Teams have decided that to avoid injuries, they are ok with the first couple weeks being really sloppy. Even if it means a loss against a team they should probably beat.

Also, if a guy doesn't know where to lineup on a play, or what his route is, I don't see how playing a couple more quarters of a preseason game is going to fix that. That's an issue with their entire prep/study routine.

Ooh boy this is gonna be a tough one for the Fields Cult. Lots of moving parts, situation is fluid. The same morons who have been crying all year about the Bears doing Fields sooooo wrong trying to make him a pocket passer were all of the sudden creaming their jeans watching him go 15 for 15 !!!! Franchise record !!! See, I told you he was a great passer !! from the pocket . Not one word about “ where are the designed runs !! thats what he does well !!! That idiot Getsy all of a sudden was a genuis calling those plays that resulted in those wide-open receivers that their hero was delivering those dimes to . That was all great until the fourth quarter when things started to go south, all of a sudden Getsy’s becomes a moron again and why did they take the ball out of Justin’s hands when as Nas correctly pointed out, the fourth and one call was read option where if Fields actually executes the whole “ read” part of it correctly and keeps it he has an easy first down. Now throw in the strip sack fumble ( his 4th in 4 games ) and the yet again interception ( his 5th in 4 games ) on the last drive of the game that could’ve either tied or won it and I am truly at a loss to figure out who to blame why Fields wasn’t great today.

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Wright did miss a block on the read-option play, but Fields keeping the ball would have guaranteed a 1st down.

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well yes, it helps to execute play successfully if everyone does what theyre supposed to do, but most times in football that doesn’t happen and someone has to step up and make a play in spite of that. Every Fields nut gargler points to how dynamic he is as a runner but when it came down to a crucial play he decided to take the ball out of his own hands and hand it off and let someone else try and make a play. But sure thing , he’s H1M !!!

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He can't handle the pressure. That confidence he gained from the first 2 quarters and a half disappeared the moment he felt some pressure. The weight is too much for him to carry.

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Poles will cut Claypool and guys here will credit Poles for the move even though it was Poles who spent a second round pick to bring him here.

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Yup, you can see it in his body language, he panics when the pressure is on, you are just waiting for him to make the game losing mistake and he rarely disappoints.

The culture of losing is deeply engrained in this team, the fold up as soon as something goes wrong, this team expects to lose and the organization is fine with that from George on down to the lowest employee.

Getsy is watching the same game we all were and could see that Borom was getting beat on nearly every play, why not put a TE or at least have a back to help to that side, and Fields has to realize the same thing.

Bad teams find a way to lose, and the Bears are the worst team in the NFL, so have grown to expect them to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory on a weekly basis.

Who here has been super supportive of Poles?

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Going for the points may have guaranteed a win.

Going for it with the back straight behind the QB may have given Herbert the freedom to see that Wright missed a block so he had to cut back left. But given that the play was out of the shotgun and he was offset, there was no chance to cut back away from the mess Wright made. Poor call and poor execution. Sometimes you can get away with one, but not both.

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Asking for a rookie to make a difficult switch block on 4-1 is poor game design. Eberflus put the entire blame on player execution for yesterdays game. He's basically saying the coaches are calling the correct plays and game plan is solid, but the players are not executing the plays correctly. Well dumbass, who is responsible for "coaching" them and getting them ready for gameday? If the players are not executing it correctly, then you A) Have players that don't care or believe in your system or B) You have not done a good job explaining your system for them to execute it properly.

It's also a 35 yard FG. It was a calm, warm day. That's an extra point. You have one of the most accurate and highest paid kickers in the league on your roster for a reason.

I could see if it was a 50 yarder and it was raining or super windy. But you take the points there. If the Broncos drive and beat you on a TD, so be it.

Eberflus lost that game yesterday 100%, no question.

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The chances of Santos making the field goal are pretty much the same as the Broncos scoring a touchdown on the next drive, so you could easily make a case settling for a field goal would be a bad decision

When should you expect that rookie to make that block then? If you can’t make the block required you probably shouldn’t even be in the lineup or even drafted if you can’t fulfill their duties of the job right? Not to mention it was one of those plays that enables the great Justin Fields to have the option to keep the ball himself if the read isnt there. This is exactly the kind of play that the Fields Cult wants to see him run so he can he H1M and now that it wasn’t successful it’s a coaching decision problem?

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There is no doubt that if they kick the FG and lose on a TD by the Broncos there are people upset with Flus for being too conservative.

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You have posted a lot of inane dribble (which is normal for you!) over the last 18 hours to get this to conclusion. Better late than never I suppose is a good thing for somebody like you.

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I genuinely didn’t mind him going for it.

Now, the way he went for it was incredibly, incredibly stupid. But the actual decision didn’t bother me.

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Fields got a drive killing intentional grounding and a game changing fumble by trying to do too much. He was too mentally fragile to read the play properly.

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Correct. I expected that to happen.

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I would agree with you. I did not mind it, but the play call was not good.

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everyone in the bar was laughing when they lined up to go for it on 4th down. if you need any more proof than that i dont know what to tell you.

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The whole thing was a giant mess. Trying to draw them offsides? Fine, Broncos had like 6 dumb penalties yesterday so it was worth a shot. Then Eberflus burns a time out. Coming out of the timeout, on 4th & 1 when everybody else in the copycat NFL is going with the giant pushpile of a QB sneak, the Bears go out of the shotgun to an offset formation where you are depending on a rookie to make a key block.

It was just a trifecta of dumb that isn't seen outside of Caller Bob football posts.

Honestly Bears would have been better off taking the delay of game and kicking a 40yd FG while saving their second timeout.

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I don't mind going for it either. But running out of shotgun when you need one yard makes the job harder than it has to be. I hate all this cute stuff during scenarios liken this: just tell your linemen to pulverize the other guys just once while the HB muscles the ball over the first down marker.

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They had no problem running all game. Herbert was carrying 3 or 4 defenders at a time.

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