Early games thread

[CowboyStar88]

If C.J. Beathard beats us, we should just pack up the season and focus on the draft.

It can really happen actually that’s how bad this team is.

 

[punchnjudy]

Gotta love that 4th down play call by Shula...if you're a Bears fan.

 

[Aven8]

Ware blossomed in college. Was just in a smaller conference so of course stats get scrutinized when you play in the sun belt and not the sec for example.

"As a senior, Ware was a dominant player, receiving the Sun Belt Defensive Player of the Year,[3] and was a finalist for the Hendricks Award, which is given annually to the top defensive end in college football. In 2004, he helped lead his team to the school's first-ever bowl appearance, the Silicon Valley Football Classic. He posted 53 tackles, 10.5 sacks (led the Sun Belt Conference), 19 tackles for loss and 4 forced fumbles."

He did, but like you said from a small school. Lots of small school players out there just like him, but my point was his measurables and 40, cone drill, etc is what got him selected in the 1st as they were all off the charts.

 

[CowboyStar88]

That’s odd I wonder why

 

[unionjack8]

Damontre Moore and mayowa are inactive

 

[CowboysFanSince88]

The Bears QB drops back 10 yds when he passes the ball lol

 

[CowboyStar88]

Vikings are a good team... Zimmer is one helluva a coach..

I remember when people hated that guy here. He was a damn good coach! I wish he coached this team.. Mike come home

 

[Carson]

Damontre Moore and mayowa are inactive

Dang!!

So our prized free agents signings

Carroll ... cut
Paea ... retired
Moore ... suspended two games, now inactive

Ouch

 

[Zordon]

Totally agree! He was a first round talent that fell bc he broke his leg.
He was a steal and was on my wish list too

They continue to ignore an obvious formula when it comes to drafting Safeties......

Every time you turned on a Bama game the last few years, Eddie Jackson was not only intercepting a ball, he was scoring a TD on that interception. The guy is a football player, not a combine warrior. Considering our turnover woes the last few years idk why we didn't jump at the opportunity to draft this kid.

 

[DFWJC]

whoa...the Rams are screwing around
23-0 and going for more on Az

 

[Carson]

Matt Moore in for Miami

Cutler hurt

 

[Aven8]

Dang!!

So our prized free agents signings

Carroll ... cut
Paea ... retired
Moore ... suspended two games, now inactive

Ouch

Meanwhile all our lost FA's are all playing well, Leary, Carr, Church.........

 

[hornitosmonster]

Honey Badger is falling out of favor in Arizona, worth a chance?

 

[Carson]

Morris Claiborne leads the league in defensive holding penalties with 5

 

[Aven8]

Every time you turned on a Bama game the last few years, Eddie Jackson was not only intercepting a ball, he was scoring a TD on that interception. The guy is a football player, not a combine warrior. Considering our turnover woes the last few years idk why we didn't jump at the opportunity to draft this kid.

To be fair we did grab a stud in the 3rd in Lewis.

 

[hornitosmonster]

Morris Claiborne leads the league in defensive holding penalties with 5

He is a bust

 

[Zordon]

It's becoming awfully apparent that JG and Saban aren't really friends.......

Why should he?

Nick Saban started his coaching career in 1973. He worked nearly 20 years before he was given his first head coaching job at Toledo. Then he put in another 20 years of nitty gritty work before he got the LSU job. He suffered a lot of ups and downs but gained a lot of experience, wisdom, and most importantly RESPECT from his come up the coaching ladder.

Meanwhile Garrett the Golden Boy was handed the keys to the greatest franchise in sports in 2010 after starting his training in 2005.

Do people actually believe this nepotism goes unnoticed in coaching circles?

 

[StylisticS]

Statiscally, Carolina should be blowing the bears out. But....

 

[hornitosmonster]

Statiscally, Carolina should be blowing the bears out. But....

But Cam going to Cam

 

[Aven8]

Why should he?

Nick Saban started his coaching career in 1973. He worked nearly 20 years before he was given his first head coaching job at Toledo. Then he put in another 20 years of nitty gritty work before he got the LSU job. He suffered a lot of ups and downs but gained a lot of experience, wisdom, and most importantly RESPECT from his come up the coaching ladder.

Meanwhile Garrett the Golden Boy was handed the keys to the greatest franchise in sports in 2010 after starting his training in 2005.

Do people actually believe this nepotism goes unnoticed in coaching circles?

Remember he was the QB coach, his only job ever for 1 year in coaching I might add before becoming our OC, for Saban at Miami. Saban raved about him blah blah. What a load of crap spewed by Saban that day....lol.