They did give him a veteran Center, he's terrible so far tho so thats a problem. I think they fucked up by not drafting someone like Zach Frazier out of WV. Yeah he's be a rookie but his early returns with the Steelers (a team that can actually evaluate talent) have been phenomenal so far. Why couldn't the Bears scouting identify that? The Steelers had been following that kid around going all the way back to the college season being live. Just draft the best rookie C and let them all grow together, thats how you rebuild a team properly.


I also think this team has a coaching problem, its been the one consistent for this O-line the last few years and it deserves a large target taped to its back at this point.


As for the last point, I dont disagree here but it would make even less sense for them to put that tape out and give even more info to potential opponents so I dont have as much an issue with it. As is I think 'Hard Knocks' is useless entertainment that can only hurt a team while not helping it in any way. Its hilarious to me that the NFL forces it on teams when its not needed at all to promote a juggernaut of a league. They should put more effort into the quality of the product on the field than the heavily manufactured version they keep pushing off of it. Just my 2 cents

Coleman Shelton was a stop gap guy, not a veteran guy that comes in and makes your line calls and helps out your young QB. There were a few of those guys available, but they went cheap at the position and they are paying for it early this season.

We fucked up not hiring Kingsbury

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.

The McVay system is built around running play-action from under center.

Our OC is a McVay disciple who ran a lot of play-action from under center in Seattle.

Over the first three games of the season, every offensive play the Bears have run has been from the shotgun.

Why did we hire a McVay disciple to coordinate our offense if he isn't going to run the McVay system?

The rather "effeminate" Caleb Williams would have to be "My Guy"

Because he/she/they is obviously trying make thing's easy on Caleb and do what he,/she/they used to in college. Don't you believe carries should be equally distributed amongst running back's anyway by some central ruling authority. I tell you the dumbest sport's thoughts always come from liberals.

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.

The rather "effeminate" Caleb Williams would have to be "My Guy"

Does it make sense to force a rookie to play under center when he/she/xe is not used to it?

I've seen hundreds of dicks in my life.

Great Thoughts From a "Pittiful" Mult!

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.

Yup. The only thing more egregious than his football thoughts is his cowardice.

I've seen hundreds of dicks in my life.

Coleman Shelton was a stop gap guy, not a veteran guy that comes in and makes your line calls and helps out your young QB. There were a few of those guys available, but they went cheap at the position and they are paying for it early this season.

Honest question: Can a potential superstar talent QB survive bad OC'ing early in his career? Also, what would a potential superstar talent QB being coached by a dumbass look like, what other stories like that are there in the NFL?

These are genuine questions, I don't know the coaching history of stud QBs with High Fidelity.

In that game on Sunday, it seemed to me that Williams was changing the play calls a lot that were sent in. ANyone else agree? it just seemed to me that he and Waldron aren't on the same page a lot for whatever reason??

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

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

Coleman Shelton was a stop gap guy, not a veteran guy that comes in and makes your line calls and helps out your young QB. There were a few of those guys available, but they went cheap at the position and they are paying for it early this season.

Definitely. I don’t recall a Bears’ QB that active pre snap.

It’s possible Waldron is giving him multiple plays and letting him call it at the line, but I highly doubt they’d do that with a guy in his third game.

Definitely. I don’t recall a Bears’ QB that active pre snap.

It’s possible Waldron is giving him multiple plays and letting him call it at the line, but I highly doubt they’d do that with a guy in his third game.

The rather "effeminate" Caleb Williams would have to be "My Guy"

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.

Upon further review, Williams did run several plays under center during the Colts game, including at least one successful play-action pass and a couple other long passes, including the 44-yarder to Odunze.

This makes the commitment to the shotgun at the goal line even stranger. Instead of using Swift from the shotgun, Waldron should have used Johnson under center and ran him up the middle or faked it up the middle and bootlegged. Maybe we'll see that this week.

He's a running back. He runs from the back, he reads from the back, he doesn't take snaps under center.

I hope this facetious and a mocking of Waldron goal line play calling. If so, haha.

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.

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.