SNF: Bears vs Texans

[Floatyworm]

Come on Caleb win this game and ruin the Texans night. I need something after today.

Actually we don't need another team fighting in the NFC

 

[cowboys5xsbs]

Bòoooooooo

 

[cowboys5xsbs]

Actually we don't need another team fighting in the NFC

I hate Houston with a passion

 

[gtb1943]

caleb williams ends up with 52.3 passer rating

 

[Floatyworm]

Wow......the Bears passing attack looks like ours.....It's that bad.

 

[RustyBourneHorse]

I hate Houston with a passion

Same here

 

[Cowboysheelsreds053]

These rookie QB's think they will succeed early on? Meanwhile in Pittsburgh.....very jealous of each team D, and then today I had the distinct pleasure of watching our mess. When is the last time a fan of another team watched a Cowboys game and felt the same?

Give Mike Tomlin credit, each year they say, they are terrible and will not do anything but he keeps on winning.

 

[joseephuss]

Give Mike Tomlin credit, each year they say, they are terrible and will not do anything but he keeps on winning.

Like Dallas, the Steelers are held to a higher standard. They haven't won a playoff game in 10 years. That would be unacceptable for most franchises.

 

[John813]

Didn't watch, but bummed to see Tank Dell be a non factor.


Above opinion due to FF.

 

[Blackspider214]

Caleb Williams shows that Justin Fields was not at all the problem. Bears have zero OL and their coaching is abysmal. Caleb had zero shot to succeed there.

 

[Cowboysheelsreds053]

Caleb Williams shows that Justin Fields was not at all the problem. Bears have zero OL and their coaching is abysmal. Caleb had zero shot to succeed there.

Will say once Allen is back they will have a pretty good WR core.

 

[Whiskey Cowboy]

Will say once Allen is back they will have a pretty good WR core.

It doesn't matter if the OL can't hold up for 3 seconds consistently.

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What made Caleb great in college was his ability to extend plays and ad lib when plays broke down. He never struck me as a pocket passer. I watched every game at Oklahoma, and kept my eyes on the highlights while he was at USC. He has incredible physical gifts and a strong will to win. The problem is he just doesn't seem coachable. He's stubborn. His game hasn't really evolved since his freshman year. It's like he figured out how to find success in college, and look good doing it....and then became complacent.

He has it in his mind that he's the greatest ever. That's fine and all until you make it to the big leagues and get punched in the mouth a few times. He led a brilliant comeback against Texas as a freshman, but seemed like a frontrunner when he transferred to USC. The Utah games come to mind. It's like he doesn't know how to struggle and fight through adversity. He hasn't earned anything, yet continues to act like a big shot boss. Little to no humility. I tagged him as a bust before last season started and he's done nothing to change that thought process. I just don't see him being successful in Chicago, if anywhere at all.

 

[Flamma]

Caleb Williams shows that Justin Fields was not at all the problem. Bears have zero OL and their coaching is abysmal. Caleb had zero shot to succeed there.

Can't argue that. You're not succeeding with those two things lacking. But at the same time, Fields doesn't look too good in Pitt. either. We also have to consider the possibility that Caleb isn't as good as advertised. But a bad OL for a rookie is a recipe for disaster.

Look over at Washington too. That rookie doesn't look good either. I know it's only been two weeks, and Washington stinks. But they sucked with Taylor Heinike and Sam Howell too, but they looked a lot better.