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I would say all 5 offensive lineman get an F today
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I mean, it’s common sense correct? It starts at the trenches on both sides. Invest on the lines. Jesus Christ.
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Yep. Can't blame Castillo for being forced to make a decent oline with what Pace has done to it. Pace and Nagy should both be fired this week they have both fcked up the team with shit decisions, bad evaluating and shit coaching from Nagy. It's an embarrassment. Nobody has the balls to pull the trigger.
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remember, prior to last season some fans were bragging that Castillo would improve the OL simply by showing up
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No, because that didn’t happen. You’re as bad as Dipshit Rainbow with the lies.
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They can look better with better play calling, running plays can calm down the o- line and give them a chance to attack the D.
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Wishful thinking after watching Hiestand bungle the oline.
It was all wishful thinking. I think people were hoping that scapegoating Hiestand and Helfrich would yield results. The same way they thought benching Trubisky for Foles, then benching Foles for Trubisky, might yield some results.
The only results we ever saw was when Lazor took over playcalling. Even then, it was such a small sample size, and really only against subpar teams. But it was undoubtedly better. Good thing Nagy took playcalling back shortly after the offense started to work, and tanked it again. He has the self-awareness of a fucking inanimate object.
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On WBBM, they stated that using a TE on the edges is what most teams do in this situation.
Plus, our snap count was the same for most of the game.
Plus the center and one of the line men would point just before the snap.
This was visible during most of our offensive plays.
Didn't the coaches see that?
How could the ex-bears players state that within minutes after the game was done and yet the coaches didn't get it?
Plus, our snap count was the same for most of the game.
Plus the center and one of the line men would point just before the snap.
This was visible during most of our offensive plays.
Didn't the coaches see that?
How could the ex-bears players state that within minutes after the game was done and yet the coaches didn't get it?
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Yeah, that one poster probably feels really dumb right now.
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For sure, he has gotten a pass too long for this OL fiasco.
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