Luke Getsy sounds younger than expected

Why did Mooney fake a concussion?

Moore/Kmet
2083 yards and 14 touchdowns

Everyone else
479 yards and 2 touchdowns

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“We cannot turn away from this truth in this election, putting patriotism ahead of partisanship is not an aspiration —it is our duty.” -Liz Cheney

Maybe Fields can follow in the footsteps of Henry Burris and become a great CFL quarterback.

Plot twist: the pro-Fields signs were placed outside the Bears' remote Lake Forest office campus by journalists

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Gotta love the Lake Forrest white people. They're just like Bernstein. They take their kids to the streets around Halas Hall so they can see Bears players leaving in their cars. They decided to live in Lake Forest so their kids can see black people.

Looking at the stats you cite, I have to say that I'm surprised Fields actually threw for 2562 yards this season. That's good for 22nd in the league, just behind Bryce Young at #20 (2877 yards) and Desmond Ridder at #21 (2836 yards).

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And even if you generously add in his rushing yards to the total, he’s still behind Gardner Minshew.

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at least he has always had the excuse of bad coaches.

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Chase Daniel says Fields had more growth this year than any other QB….did he really watch the QB last Sunday?

Love had double the production vs Fields.

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If I'm being objective, I can't deny Fields did improve. They were mostly minor improvements and didn't really lead to better production.

He significantly reduced the bad sacks he took. He scrambled to pass more often. He appeared to read defenses better.

He still doesn't throw with anticipation. He doesn't throw players open. He disappears in the 4th quarter. He doesn't play on time because he's too slow dropping back. He holds the ball too long. He has accuracy issues at every level. He can't get rid of the ball quickly. He's injury prone.

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“We cannot turn away from this truth in this election, putting patriotism ahead of partisanship is not an aspiration —it is our duty.” -Liz Cheney

Agreed. He got much better at avoiding sacks and turnovers. To say he improved more than any QB this year is flat out wrong. I think Chase is on Justin’s payroll.

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Yeah, he's full of shit. I left out the turnover stuff because he still fumbles a lot.

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“We cannot turn away from this truth in this election, putting patriotism ahead of partisanship is not an aspiration —it is our duty.” -Liz Cheney

A huge part of the reason his interceptions are down is because he wont throw guys open, throw over the middle , etc

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All the QB experts the score brings on have aligned their opinion with Bernstein/Holmes/Parkins/Spiegal. It's very obvious in the case if Daniels and the other younger one that started with the station last year. Forgot his name because I stopped listening to him. I think it's Jenkins or something. I know Parkins and Spiegal have recently shifted but it's been half hearted and they still are sympathetic to the "Bears ruined Fields" narrative rather than the objective "Fields is ineffective because of Fields" analysis. The experts realized what narrative is being pushed by the hosts and fell in line because debating and pushing back is not good for continuing to build their brand - they want more appearances and the way to do that is help push the narrative so they become liked. The only people who don't sell out and push the narrative the station wants are Wierderer who I know is brought on for different reasons and Kurt Warner.

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Kyrie Irving will never win anything as a team's alpha: check
T.rubisky is a bust: check
Ben Simmons is a liability: check
The Fields Cult is dumb: double check

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I don't understand the people who say the team will take a step back if they draft a QB. It's not a situation where they have a guy like Kirk Cousins who is a very good statistically QB who simply sucks in big games. They have a QB who after 36 starts is averaging:

15-for-25, 172 yards, 1 TD, 1 INT, 3 sacks, 82.1 rating

9 rushes, 58 yards

I'm pretty sure Caleb Williams could easily put up those numbers next year. Yes, there will be a risk of more INT's, but I bet he has several 300+ passing games too.

It's embarrassing how uneducated our fan base is when it comes to QB play.

Can't leave the fumble per game off.

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“We cannot turn away from this truth in this election, putting patriotism ahead of partisanship is not an aspiration —it is our duty.” -Liz Cheney

His "improvement" also came at the expense of him not being nearly as elite as a runner.

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I don't think so. He did this in previous years to an even greater extent.

I'd say he did a great job of not turning the ball over by INT (unfortunately he balanced that with fumbles). His int numbers were inflated by at least three, that I can recall, hail mary interceptions.

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That's it. He improved and he improved every year. We should have seen a BIG improvement this year and it was just a little improvement. I needed 65% completions. I needed at least a 2:1 td:int ratio. I needed a 95 qbr. Those aren't even elite demands. That is why I don't see greatness in him. I don't see a qb who I want to pay 30+ million per year, and that is going to be the kind of contract he gets.

As I have said, I think he is a good qb. We could live with him. We would live with him for at least a couple of years if we didn't have this golden ticket. But we do have this golden ticket. We passed on one elite qb in Stroud (and I'm afraid there might be more than him from that class when they all finally develop). We would all be howling about that oversight but for this golden ticket. We cannot make that mistake again.

This isn't so much about Justin Fields. He's going to be a starter for a decade in the league. He may even make a pro bowl like mitch (Pro Bowl QB) Trubisky. He isn't going to be elite.

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What is the evidence to support this view?

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I'm not sure exactly what the second highlighted sentence means, but it's absolutely true that he neither throws guys open/throws with anticipation nor attacks the middle of the field.

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It means that it was even more pronounced in previous seasons. I saw multiple times this year where he trusted DJ Moore sufficiently to throw when he wasn't open.

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Sure, he did it on a few occasions, but not with any consistency. He rarely throws on time or in rhythm.

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I agree. My post is that he improved each year but not by enough and the current product isn't good enough to forego the #1 QB two years in a row from two good classes

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He'd need to be replaced regardless of whether the Bears had the #1 overall pick or not.

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Obviously it's academic but I'd argue there is not a chance in the world the Bears would replace Fields next year if they didn't have this opportunity. The great debate of this off season would be whether they pick up the 5th year option.

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Yes, but you have also stated that you believe Fields is a good quarterback, a statement that isn't supported by most statistical categories used to evaluate quarterbacks.

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Fields QBR - as pedestrian as it is - is driven by his elite rushing performance. Absent that the QBR would drop into Zach Wilson territory.

I continue to be befuddled by this fear that if we move away from Fields the new QB may not be as "good," as if Fields has established some sort of acceptable baseline performance that propels the offense to success. In reality, the Bears are a below average offense in large part because their QB is - statistically speaking - below average. In other words, if the expectation is the next QB be better than Fields, then that's not really a high bar to clear.

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Successful calls:

Kyrie Irving will never win anything as a team's alpha: check
T.rubisky is a bust: check
Ben Simmons is a liability: check
The Fields Cult is dumb: double check

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Yep. If you take away they things he does well, which are traits desired across the league, he is bad.

I have no Fieldsphobia. I want to draft a QB at #1.

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Me too. I fear drafting a bust - Williams seems to have the same holding on to the ball issue as Fields - but I don't fear losing Fields.

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Successful calls:

Kyrie Irving will never win anything as a team's alpha: check
T.rubisky is a bust: check
Ben Simmons is a liability: check
The Fields Cult is dumb: double check

2013 CSFMB ROY