Don't forget about the part where you don't know who you are replying to. And completely didn't understand what was even going on.Between the terrible n=6 article shared by OP, momma sex bashing, flame-wars and me playing grammar nazi, this thread is classic off-season CCS. ??
??Jeebus, you're right. Uggh. Too many name/avatar changings going on. I'm dumb for assuming the one firing back was the one I called out.
What do you mean by real QB?
One of his people
If I would say that I would be banned. But Scoot26 isnt fair
It's a guy that has the skills to play QB to a level of excellence in the NFL. That's isnt Fields, he is Trubisky Jr
Patrick Mahomes is great
Ok name the next great QB for us
With the way Bears coaches pick QBs I would say he hasnt been born
I guess he pass the complexion standard.
Cover-0 — man coverage across the board with no deep safeties — can bedevil most quarterbacks. Last season, Justin Fields was perhaps most bedeviled. The Bears’ rookie quarterback had all sorts of things stacked against him, and it showed against this particular coverage. Against Cover-0, Fields completed three of six passes for 23 yards, 12 air yards, no touchdowns, one interception, an ANY/A of 7.7, and a passer rating of 20.1.
In Week 2 against the Bengals, Fields tried to hit Marquise Goodwin on a mesh concept, but he didn’t see linebacker Logan Wilson dropping from the line of scrimmage into coverage, and Wilson had an easy pick. Assessing where defenders are on the field — especially in disguised looks — is something Fields will have to work on under a new offensive staff.
The NFL’s worst quarterbacks against every type of coverage
Who failed last season against everything from Cover-0 to Red-2? Doug Farrar reveals the NFL's worst quarterbacks against every type of coverage.www.yahoo.com
Six pass attempts that's one hell of a sample size to make a sweeping judgment on a rookie QB.Cover-0 — man coverage across the board with no deep safeties — can bedevil most quarterbacks. Last season, Justin Fields was perhaps most bedeviled. The Bears’ rookie quarterback had all sorts of things stacked against him, and it showed against this particular coverage. Against Cover-0, Fields completed three of six passes for 23 yards, 12 air yards, no touchdowns, one interception, an ANY/A of 7.7, and a passer rating of 20.1.
In Week 2 against the Bengals, Fields tried to hit Marquise Goodwin on a mesh concept, but he didn’t see linebacker Logan Wilson dropping from the line of scrimmage into coverage, and Wilson had an easy pick. Assessing where defenders are on the field — especially in disguised looks — is something Fields will have to work on under a new offensive staff.
The NFL’s worst quarterbacks against every type of coverage
Who failed last season against everything from Cover-0 to Red-2? Doug Farrar reveals the NFL's worst quarterbacks against every type of coverage.
