JurisFrog
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Disclaimer: I’m a Dalton fan. He’s playing for the Bears, which to me is cool because of my being a huge Bears fan as a kid up through HS.
I predict:
1. The morons in the press will build up the drumbeat for Fields because they know the fans want him to play and they want clicks (you do know the press manipulates you, right?) You all will continue your myopic obsession over Fields and how bad Nagy sucks for not starting him.
2. The morons in the stands will scream for Justin and boo AD every time the Bears are on offense, basically ruining the team’s efforts, driving AD (a very good man and QB) out, and forcing Nagy’s hand. This will be disgusting to watch.
3. Fields will be in somewhere around games 5-8. The ovation will be tremendous. Y’all will probably start fapping furiously when it happens.
4. Fields will do OK. He will make some spectacular plays with his legs and arm.
5. But then at the same time, you will notice some things going wrong.
6. Fields may be the only first round rookie QB not starting this season but he will also be the only rookie with a truly bad OL (which of course Nagy knows and y’all and the press refuse to admit or even contemplate). This will result in sacks. And Justin won’t want sacks. So he will start dropping his eyes while in the pocket and losing sight of receivers. Because he’s a rookie. And it’s natural to do that. And that will yield bad results in the pocket. Because not only will he not see receivers but he won’t see the fifty different ways that teams are trying to mess with his head doing post-snap adjustments (disguised man, disguised zone, disguised blitz, and all the packages defensive coordinators dream of doing to rookie QB’s which you don’t see in the preseason you morons). And he’ll get picked, several times, because he won’t see those adjustments.
7. To compensate, JF will just go on the run. A lot. That way he can see receivers and see the defense and operate on just one side of the field (reduces complexity for young QB’s) and avoid the dreaded eye dropping and the sacks in the pocket. And so he will flush outside. Mainly to the right. Over and over.
8. Believe it or not there are teams with safeties who are as fast as JF. And they will start spying on him. And they’ll recognize that he primarily rolls right. And they will dedicate their existence to blowing him to pieces.
9. Some mad as hell safety with 4.4 speed will find him in just the right spot and just the right angle and absolutely rip JF’s head from his body. That, too, will be disgusting to watch.
10. And then I guess AD will have to go out there in front of you guys again and do his best to salvage the season.
All because nobody has enough sense to accept that YOU DON’T START A ROOKIE QB BEHIND A SHITTY OFFENSIVE LINE!
I predict:
1. The morons in the press will build up the drumbeat for Fields because they know the fans want him to play and they want clicks (you do know the press manipulates you, right?) You all will continue your myopic obsession over Fields and how bad Nagy sucks for not starting him.
2. The morons in the stands will scream for Justin and boo AD every time the Bears are on offense, basically ruining the team’s efforts, driving AD (a very good man and QB) out, and forcing Nagy’s hand. This will be disgusting to watch.
3. Fields will be in somewhere around games 5-8. The ovation will be tremendous. Y’all will probably start fapping furiously when it happens.
4. Fields will do OK. He will make some spectacular plays with his legs and arm.
5. But then at the same time, you will notice some things going wrong.
6. Fields may be the only first round rookie QB not starting this season but he will also be the only rookie with a truly bad OL (which of course Nagy knows and y’all and the press refuse to admit or even contemplate). This will result in sacks. And Justin won’t want sacks. So he will start dropping his eyes while in the pocket and losing sight of receivers. Because he’s a rookie. And it’s natural to do that. And that will yield bad results in the pocket. Because not only will he not see receivers but he won’t see the fifty different ways that teams are trying to mess with his head doing post-snap adjustments (disguised man, disguised zone, disguised blitz, and all the packages defensive coordinators dream of doing to rookie QB’s which you don’t see in the preseason you morons). And he’ll get picked, several times, because he won’t see those adjustments.
7. To compensate, JF will just go on the run. A lot. That way he can see receivers and see the defense and operate on just one side of the field (reduces complexity for young QB’s) and avoid the dreaded eye dropping and the sacks in the pocket. And so he will flush outside. Mainly to the right. Over and over.
8. Believe it or not there are teams with safeties who are as fast as JF. And they will start spying on him. And they’ll recognize that he primarily rolls right. And they will dedicate their existence to blowing him to pieces.
9. Some mad as hell safety with 4.4 speed will find him in just the right spot and just the right angle and absolutely rip JF’s head from his body. That, too, will be disgusting to watch.
10. And then I guess AD will have to go out there in front of you guys again and do his best to salvage the season.
All because nobody has enough sense to accept that YOU DON’T START A ROOKIE QB BEHIND A SHITTY OFFENSIVE LINE!
