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momoney2123

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just remember Mo you guys are so good you couldn't win a game vs Huntley.

John fox ruined that lol. with challenge.

But hes gone, and its not even close to same team. Looking forward to next year. so is Leonard floyyd he will be testing sharrons collar bone.
 

whitedust

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Yikes competition committee wants to eliminate the kickoff to avoid injuries! Come on now it’s football!!! I don’t like this idea at all.
 

momoney2123

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Five who could make significant jumps

Mitchell Trubisky, QB, Chicago Bears

That 2017 Bears offense didn't scare teams, and Chicago didn't have the targets in the passing game to create stress for opposing secondaries. Load the box and play man coverage. Defenses could keep it simple.

Despite passing for more than 200 yards in just three of those 12 starts, however, Trubisky showed flashes of his athleticism and arm talent. He showed the ability to anticipate throwing windows. And with Nagy & Co. installing a system that will better cater to Trubisky's talent, the arrow is pointing up on the former No. 2 overall pick.

During free agency, the Bears added a top target for Trubisky in wide receiver Allen Robinson, who's a technician in the route tree with the ability to make plays over the top and produce in the red zone. The former Jaguar, who tore an ACL in Week 1 last season, racked up 18 red zone touchdowns from 2015 to 2016. Tight end Trey Burton is the new "move" guy in Nagy's offense, a matchup piece who can align in multiple spots. And wide receiver Taylor Gabriel brings some real speed to Chicago with the change-of-direction skills to break down defenses in the open field.

These are major upgrades for Trubisky compared to the lineup he worked with last season, and Nagy's offense -- a modern twist on the West Coast passing game -- should jump-start Trubisky's development. Just look at Jared Goff and the Rams hiring Sean McVay as a potential blueprint.
 

whitedust

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I recently saw some of the FA contract terms and Pace has to be staying awake at night hoping the Bears turn the corner. If they don’t Pace is on the hook for 3-4 years for these guys. I sure hope these players produce or it will be a long 3-4 years and Pace will be gone. Go big and or go home I guess!
 

timo

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In 10 years they'll all be wearing flags. It's ridiculous.
Can't wait to see how they think they're going to enforce this no putting your head down into another player. D lineman, O lineman, ball carriers, tacklers,,, should be a complete **** show like everything Goddell gets his hands on. They can't even decipher what a catch is now they're gonna try to keep an eye on 22 guys to make sure no one is leading with their helmets??





Yikes competition committee wants to eliminate the kickoff to avoid injuries! Come on now it’s football!!! I don’t like this idea at all.
 

whitedust

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In 10 years they'll all be wearing flags. It's ridiculous.
Can't wait to see how they think they're going to enforce this no putting your head down into another player. D lineman, O lineman, ball carriers, tacklers,,, should be a complete **** show like everything Goddell gets his hands on. They can't even decipher what a catch is now they're gonna try to keep an eye on 22 guys to make sure no one is leading with their helmets??
Idk how this will work with officials either?....plus they can throw a player out of a game. If I was a defensive player I would throw caution to the wind stick my head in there and make the tackle. I tell my youngest grandson on D to stick the guy make the tackle. Same thing with my older grandson that wrestles forget the moves and just put the guy on the ground and kick his ***. He won 10 straight since then stopped thinking just does some *** kicking. Lol
 

momoney2123

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I just think they need to clear up the rule. they say the wording isn't correct yet. The exact verbiage and application of the rule won’t be finalized until the next NFL owners meeting in May.

But malicious head leading tackles to defenseless players should warrant the penalty. Really hope it doesn't get too ticky tack. They did say there was only 5 or 10 plays last year that woulda lead to ejection.

few quotes....


If strictly applied by NFL officials, it could have a sweeping effect on the game. Lowering one’s helmet is an instinct that may be difficult to legislate out of the sport overnight. The result could be many more penalty flags and automatic first downs.

But if every instance of a player lowering their helmet to initiate contact — helmet-to-helmet or otherwise — results in a penalty, it’d be a huge change to the entire sport. Imagine if every quarterback sneak was suddenly an offensive penalty.

On Wednesday, Goodell said players reacting to the new rule haven’t had a chance to sit with the league and understand its intent and implementation.

“We think that this is going to help us take the helmet out of the game,” Goodell said. “We’re going to get it back to where it’s a protective device as opposed to something that can be used as a weapon.”
 

momoney2123

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https://www.windycitygridiron.com/2...aheen-matt-nagy-allen-robinson-taylor-gabriel




A week ago we brought you the interesting take from Pre Snap Reads’ Cain Fahey where he ranked Chicago Bears’ Mitchell Trubisky as the 14th best quarterback in the NFL. Fahey has been known for getting a bit controversial in the past, but he does a ton of research on the quarterback position and he vehemently stands by his opinions.

On Thursday night he decided to share some GIFs of Trubisky’s play with the Bears last year, and offer up some thoughts. He ended his thread with a sentiment that seems to be shared by more than a few NFL analysts after the whirlwind offseason the Bears have had so far. “He’s overlooked but Trubisky was outstanding as a rookie. If Nagy is even two thirds the coach that (Philly’s Doug) Pederson and (K.C.’s Andy) Reid are, then the Bears offense has a chance to be great.”

Great would be a step up from what they were last year...
 

whitedust

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Saw an interview with Mitch today and he said he really likes the new offense that plays to all his strengths as a mobile QB. Sounded like he will have lots of pass/run options to move the sticks. I wonder how Jordan Howard fits in these schemes since his hands aren’t very good. Cohen will thrive and so will Cunningham but Jordan is more of a power runner not so much a catch and run guy. On the other hand if the Bears get ahead by 2 TDs it would be nice to have Howard pound the clock down. Idk how all this will work in 2018 but probably a 500 club in the intense North. The Bears are the up and coming team but probably a year away from playoffs.
 

whitedust

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Pace didn’t sign Cam and let him go to the Saints. I had the feeling this would happen and look at Bears to draft a big WR in mid rounds with sound knees. Keep Cam on the cheap but not for big money with badly damaged knee. I wish the best for Cam but hope he can take his time getting ready for knee hits. Medically there are some doubts he is ready.
 

momoney2123

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Pace didn’t sign Cam and let him go to the Saints. I had the feeling this would happen and look at Bears to draft a big WR in mid rounds with sound knees. Keep Cam on the cheap but not for big money with badly damaged knee. I wish the best for Cam but hope he can take his time getting ready for knee hits. Medically there are some doubts he is ready.


Little surprised. Bears still have around 30 million in cap space so thought for sure they would match this offer. They need some depth.
Pace must think he isn't healthy enough..... I guess they have faith in white as he is currently listed at the starting #2. this likely means they a draft a WR at somepoint to backup white and Robinson and or win the starting job. bears WR's have talent but injury history is worry some.
 

whitedust

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Little surprised. Bears still have around 30 million in cap space so thought for sure they would match this offer. They need some depth.
Pace must think he isn't healthy enough..... I guess they have faith in white as he is currently listed at the starting #2. this likely means they a draft a WR at somepoint to backup white and Robinson and or win the starting job. bears WR's have talent but injury history is worry some.

Bears have 3 starting WR coming off injuries imo Cam ok on the cheap but not at 10 million when you can draft a promising big WR in middle rounds that has a healthy body and part of the youth movement. Bears have lots of TEs too so depth is somewhat available. I hate to see Cam go but I’m not sure his knee is ready withboth ACL and MCL injury in the same knee. I think he needs more recovery time but Saints and Ravens ready to take the risk on him. Idk???
 

momoney2123

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nothing to see here Mo,,, move along. can't be too upset showed up at voluntary offseason workout's yesterday. working out the fine details of the contract.
still got him four years anyways so by then he'll be 38 and we'll ship him down to you after Trubisky gets released.

That primadona wouldn't last a day in Chicago

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Mitch is gona do some good stuff. Cant wait. On the rise. Pack and sharon on the decline. YES!!!!
 
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