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It clearly just means he is mature and a leader!You don't like a guy that had to be 24 to breakout in college against 18 yos?
It clearly just means he is mature and a leader!You don't like a guy that had to be 24 to breakout in college against 18 yos?
The vet in the WR roomIt clearly just means he is mature and a leader!
Ah, the ol’ “But who could they have possibly taken?!”Ok...............Now exactly who was Poles to pick when the top 8 offensive linemen went in the first round, the top second round linemen #51 a center which was upgraded in free agency.
1. Nagy and his system was the biggest problem - he's gone.
2. Many of you were VERY high on Mooney last off season. What changed?
3. I always hear it takes 3 years for a TE to develop to their full potential. Cole Kmet?
4. Jenkins & Borom "book-ends for years"...they said.
5. And David Montgomery is a good pass catching RB.
6. Pringle will be a solid addition.
...but wait. Then there's Justin Fields himself. His athleticism alone makes him dangerous, right?
...suddenly this blue chip QB needs all kinds of help.
HE WAS KIDDINGIt's a ream game....right?
lol.....now c'mon, which Qb in the history of the game didn't help i.e. good pass & good wr's to be effective and win ?
Do you think Pace gave up an additional 1st round pick for a guy that cannot elevate those around him?It's a ream game....right?
lol.....now c'mon, which Qb in the history of the game didn't help i.e. good pass & good wr's to be effective and win ?
Oh so you’re not kiddingDo you think Pace gave up an additional 1st round pick for a guy that cannot elevate those around him?
Let's not walk this back to justifying an average NFL starter.
Second question, is he special or not?
Joe Burrow and Josh Allen don’t make people around them better. They’re just really efficient QBs who are additionally elevated because of their surrounding cast.Do you think Pace gave up an additional 1st round pick for a guy that cannot elevate those around him?
Let's not walk this back to justifying an average NFL starter.
Second question, is he special or not?
TBH there was a moment there where i thought this might have been the case.Oh I see what @Gustavus Adolphus is referencing now. "Systematically Destroyed."
Read my post again with sarcasm and a mocking voice about opinions I've heard on here the last two years. I'm literally mocking ppl who propped up the supporting cast...but now that Fields has struggled..."he has ZERO help."
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Getting sacked 58 times, yes some of that was on him, is a frightening statistic.Many people don't quite understand that stats do not equal development. Getting help around him would improve his stats, that doesn't necessarily mean he is developing. Putting up poor stats this season doesn't mean that he hasn't developed.
The make or break for Fields is can he learn to read an events, and does he know where to go with the ball. Whether he has time to throw, or an open receiver doesn't really matter.
Obviously in 23 they are going to need some weapons if they want to compete, but no one is expecting them to compete this year so the stats don't matter.
I think a lot of the guys freaking out are your typical fantasy football stats junkie type person who thinks if a player doesn't put up enough fantasy points they must be bad.
The situation isn't a "complete disaster" because we didn't pick a wr in the second round.TBH there was a moment there where i thought this might have been the case.
So if you're mocking the homers(obv not me, a very realistic and smart Bears fan and future CCS HOFer), what are your realistic expectations for Fields or what's your thoughts on what he really is and will become?
Poor group of pass catchers. Mediocre OL. Unproven OC, HC and GM. Still hasn't been coached. Is it as simple as if he cant overcome a complete disaster of a situation that he's a bust? Im having trouble understanding how you have these very specific expectations of him while also realizing he's in a terrible spot in this dogshit franchise.
It's a ream game....right?
lol.....now c'mon, which Qb in the history of the game didn't need help i.e. good pass & good wr's to be effective and win ?
Do you think Pace gave up an additional 1st round pick for a guy that cannot elevate those around him?
Let's not walk this back to justifying an average NFL starter.
Second question, is he special or not?
No, it was a complete disaster before they didn't pick a WR in the second round.The situation isn't a "complete disaster" because we didn't pick a wr in the second round.
Is asking for him to be top 12 - 15 this year too much?
I'll just chalk it up to a disagreement which is fine by me.No, it was a complete disaster before they didn't pick a WR in the second round.
With this team as currently constructed i would be shocked if he was a top 15 QB. Lets take a look at last seasons yardage leaders and see whos ahead of him.
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Do you realistically expect him to be better than any of the 15 highlighted players in year 2 in what essentially will be his rookie year. Yeah, make your jokes about it being a rookie year. He wasn't coached or put in any positions to succeed last season. This is a fact, not an excuse.
As far as his sophomore counterparts go, all of their teams have done more to help them than the Bears have with Fields. I expect Fields to be better off Nagy being gone. But top 15 with what this team is putting(or not putting) around him? I doubt it.
Carr just got Devonte Adams….. it’s like you don’t know what you’re talking about at allI'll just chalk it up to a disagreement which is fine by me.
He has been coached, he's had a professional QB coach since high school. His team isn't 2017 with Don Inman, Bellamy, Tanner Gentry...etc.
He's not dealing with Leno and Mills. Literally everyone said you can't do worse.
I think he can and will be top 15, if not top 12. There's no reason to be worse than Carr and Cousins.
I would just like to understand why you think he should be able to be a top whatever QB when the situation is not good. Take a look around the league and see what everyone else is doing. This isn't how you develop a QB. Very shocking that Chicago doesn't know how, i know.I'll just chalk it up to a disagreement which is fine by me.
He has been coached, he's had a professional QB coach since high school. His team isn't 2017 with Don Inman, Bellamy, Tanner Gentry...etc.
He's not dealing with Leno and Mills. Literally everyone said you can't do worse.
I think he can and will be top 15, if not top 12. There's no reason to be worse than Carr and Cousins.
Joe Burrow and Josh Allen don’t make people around them better. They’re just really efficient QBs who are additionally elevated because of their surrounding cast.
Just because you’re not a “great no matter what” quarterback doesn’t mean you can’t still become a great quarterback if surrounded by the right resources.
When Kyler Murray took over the Cardinals they were the worst team in the league. Fields does not have it THAT bad.I would just like to understand why you think he should be able to be a top whatever QB when the situation is not good. Take a look around the league and see what everyone else is doing. This isn't how you develop a QB. Very shocking that Chicago doesn't know how, i know.
Carr and Cousins are both good and productive QBs. I've been on record on CCS about liking Carr. Cousins issue is he shits the bed in some big games but he's productive and he does just enough to make you question if its worth moving on. If Fields put up Cousins numbers you would have to find a new bit.
Carr is a damn good QB. A ton of people finally started realizing it last season. I guess some are still catching up.Carr just got Devonte Adams….. it’s like you don’t know what you’re talking about at all