Is the 1 in H1M for the one 300 yard passing game in 40 starts? Just asking a question.

The future holds the possibility to be great or terrible, and since it has not yet occurred it remains simultaneously both.

Hard to turn down 3 #1s. I don't care if Pederman is quarterbacking.

I think King's not sold on this year's crop of QB's.

Sounds like King's strategy is for the Bear to accumulate draft capital this year and then maybe leverage those extra picks in 2026 to go for Arch--or have 1/16 chance starting point of getting the #1 overall 2025/2026, (two 1st round picks out of 32).

King's more rational later on. I guess he's using the fan's irrational love for Fields as cover for the Bears front-office to play the long game with the QB situation. King not saying next year's QB's are better than this years, but definitely 2026 should be the best QB class since 2020 Burrow/Tua/Herbet/Love/Hurts.

King even says at the end "none of these guys in this draft are Joe Burrow"

I think King's not sold on this year's crop of QB's.

Sounds like King's strategy is for the Bear to accumulate draft capital this year and then maybe leverage those extra picks in 2026 to go for Arch--or have 1/16 chance starting point of getting the #1 overall 2025/2026, (two 1st round picks out of 32, not how it works but it sorta is).

King's more rational later on. I guess he's using the fan's irrational love for Fields as cover for the Bears front-office to play the long game with the QB situation. King not saying next year's QB's are better than this years, but definitely 2026 should be the best QB class since 2020 Burrow/Tua/Herbet/Love/Hurts.

King even says at the end "none of these guys in this draft are Joe Burrow"

Though the progress is undeniable, it's when you zoom out and take in the totality of Fields' three-year career that the picture becomes fuzzier and complicates the organization's long-term evaluation.

Through Sunday's games, Fields ranks last in the NFL this season among 31 qualified quarterbacks in fourth-quarter completion percentage (51.8%), is 25th in yards per attempt (5.9), tied for 29th in fourth-quarter interceptions (6) and 30th in QBR (20.4), per ESPN Stats & Information research.

Since joining the league in 2021, Fields is last among 38 qualified quarterbacks in fourth-quarter interceptions (16), 36th in completion percentage (56.2%) and 33rd in QBR (41.4). Conversely, his touchdown-to-interception ratio of 4.3 in the first three quarters this season is the NFL's fourth best among 31 qualified quarterbacks.

When evaluators around the league watch Fields, they can't help but notice what holds him back -- mainly, a tendency to hold on to the ball too long from the pocket, failing to see routes develop. He's last in the league among 31 qualified quarterbacks in average time per pass (3.23 seconds) in 2023, and last among 38 qualified quarterbacks in that metric since entering the league (3.10 seconds). In 37 career starts, Fields has surpassed 225 passing yards six times. Eighteen NFL starters average at least 230 yards per game this season.

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And it makes you wonder about guys like Aaron Glenn, Jack del Rio and whoever the Falcons d Coordinator is.

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It was a similar thing with the Broncos. Up until that game, teams were playing zone against Fields and daring him to pass. Broncos started out in man and Fields was feeding, then one of the coaches said they switched to a drop zone in the second half and Fields suddenly looked pedestrian. I think the Commanders went man coverage as well. If teams just followed the script, Fields is probably the worst QB in the league by a mile.

The stats prove what we all have seen from Fields over the past few years, for some reason his play begins to decline in the second half and then totally falls apart in the 4th quarter, not sure if anyone can coach that out of him at this point.

The last two shots the franchise has taken at QB1 have followed remarkably similar trajectories, both guys have the size and athleticism you want in a QB, but struggle to read defenses which leads to a ton of three and outs for your offense and creates tons of turnovers as the hold the ball and either try to force late throws or fumble the ball while being sacked.

You say his play deteriorates. I say that the play calling deteriorates. He doesn't struggle to read defenses. That makes no sense . Defenses are defenses. Getzy chokes down the offense.

I would start a thread called, “I’m Starting to Doubt the Hawk”. But who am I kidding? That would imply I used to have faith in him.

You say his play deteriorates. I say that the play calling deteriorates. He doesn't struggle to read defenses. That makes no sense . Defenses are defenses. Getzy chokes down the offense.

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Doubt the Hawk all that you want to. It is usually tough for slow learners to catch onto the truth of things. You cannot comprehend what your eyes manage to see. Fields does not try to force the ball into non existing windows and instead uses his great athleticism to buy time in the pocket and/or break out in a run for good yardage. What we are now seeing in Fields recent performances is the learning that he has managed to do as he matures as a quarterback.

It'll be all right for all you doubters, though. Fields knows what he is doing. He knows what he needs to do in order to be a franchise quarterback. Hopefully Poles knows what to do to help him in his journey.

The crisis consists precisely in the fact that the old is dying and the new cannot be born; in this interregnum a great variety of morbid symptoms appear.

Fields has failed to recognize/see WIDE open receivers all season.

When evaluators around the league watch Fields, they can't help but notice what holds him back -- mainly, a tendency to hold on to the ball too long from the pocket, failing to see routes develop. He's last in the league among 31 qualified quarterbacks in average time per pass (3.23 seconds) in 2023, and last among 38 qualified quarterbacks in that metric since entering the league (3.10 seconds). In 37 career starts, Fields has surpassed 225 passing yards six times. Eighteen NFL starters average at least 230 yards per game this season.

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Peter King: let the fans run your organization, keep Fields and trade the 1st overall:



other dude (Myles Simmons @MylesASimmons, no relation to Bill Simmons) disagrees with King, says move on from Fields and draft the next guy.

King thinks Bears could get 3 1st round picks for #1 overall this year: an outside the top 10 1st round pick this year (he didn't say which team outside the top 10), that team's 2025 1st rd and 2026 (Arch Manning draft) 1st round

When Poles inevitable trades Fields and drafts Caleb Williams how long before the Fields cult changes their X profile picture to Caleb? Like, how do they transition from FIELDS IS GOD to a new QB. It's going to be fascinating. LOL

His play deteriorates because defensive coordinators adjust in the second half to have more drop zones and then spy him. Again, look at the numbers I keep posting repeatedly for the last two minutes of a half and the fourth quarter. He's not winning games with the big 10-30 yard run. He's thrown 6 INT when it matters most. I'm not saying its all on Fields, but at some point you would assume Fields could transcend poor play calling. Also, ask yourself, is Getsy's play calling because he knows Fields crumbles under pressure so he's trying to protect his QB from failure?

Yes it is.

When this is all over, which is not going to be for a while, Trump will be re-elected President.

Are you stoned or pissed off, or both, when you create these postings?

Haugh made the analogy this morning that Fields’ spectacular Houdini plays are like the trailer that looks promising, but the full movie leaves you disappointed.

There are a couple reasons for Fields’ horrible performance in 4th quarters:

1. Teams know he is inept against the zone (worst in the league) and play more zone in crunchtime.
2. By the 4th quarter he is sore and exhausted from the hits and running, often from extricating himself from sacks that could be avoided if he made the right reads and pulled the trigger in the first place.

Haugh made the analogy this morning that Fields’ spectacular Houdini plays are like the trailer that looks promising, but the full movie leaves you disappointed.

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

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