TexasHillbilly
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Yep, in 5 games combined.....maybe.Rush would've score 50.
Yep, in 5 games combined.....maybe.Rush would've score 50.
So what? The point is he didn't look like he was worth what they gave up when he took the field. King Homer brought up SF as some kind of proof that CHI is good. I pointed out Lance played like crap and the response is, "well he's the starter." Does that mean he didn't play like crap?
Edit: King Homer didn't bring up SF, you did. Apologies.
Exactly why it doesn't seem reasonable to point to game 1 as an example of the quality of a team or a unit in week 8.Records and how teams are playing right now don’t mean much because there’s still nine games left. It comes down to who’s playing the best football entering the playoffs.
Exactly why it doesn't seem reasonable to point to game 1 as an example of the quality of a team or a unit in week 8.
It was the opener and Lance is still raw. I certainly wouldn’t have given up what they did for him but it’s obvious they don’t have confidence in Jimmy G. He’s 3-3 this season and they might have a better record had Lance not gotten injured. He does have potential. I brought up San Francisco because you were downgrading the Bears as if they were nothing. We just scored 20 more points on them than anyone else has this season. I’m not saying Chicago is good, but they’re not as bad as you’re trying to make them out to be.
How bad am I making them out to be? All I said was it's the Bears. They've shown all year they can't stop the run. I assume their offensive struggles have contributed to the lack of points scored against them in some of their losses. When you're up a couple scores and they can't do anything offensively, you run the ball and kill clock. That's why they're the worst team against the run.
You said it’s the Bears like it’s the Bears of previous seasons when they sucked. We’ve shown all season we can’t stop the run we currently rank 23rd and continue to fall. Despite their defensive issues they took it to our defense yesterday. They moved the ball better against us than anyone we’ve played and scored more points than we’ve given up all season.
It's the 3-5 Bears from this season. Is that better?
As for our own team stopping the run, I've been on that since the offseason. I've said multiple times they need to get that fixed if they want to make noise in the postseason.
At 3-5 the Bears aren’t out of it. They’re two games back in their division and have the same record as the Packers. Justin Fields is improving. As for our run defense, we better get it fixed or it’s going to be our undoing again if we make the playoffs.
Do you think somewhere on a saxophone forum there’s posters who take themselves super seriously and are like go play football ya jocks
I actually played qb. The reason the cowboys will lose in the playoffs is twofoldProbably.
I"m just saying. It's like some of these people come up with the strangest perspectives, so I can only assume.
My god, if Dak does not go to the Super Bowl this year, with this D, will everyone please admit that maybe it’s time to move on.Maybe, just maybe a healthy Dak Prescott does make a difference for this team. Going out on a limb…
Update/Clarification: Of course Dak doesn’t get ALL the credit. But the EFFECT of a healthy Dak is a better team performance, just like the EFFECT of Micah Parsons is better performances of the defensive players around him. (Seriously, some people need lessons in reading comprehension.)
Bears aren't making the playoffs if they can't stop the run. They're 0-2 in the division and 1-5 vs the NFC.
I liked what I saw from Dak yesterday. He was in control of his offense, was mobile and had some good passes into tight windows. Really a nice effort.
Because of Pollards play I wouldn't call it the Dak effect though. But that's the point. With Cooper Rush the offense was changed into a game management relying on the run game kind of unit. The QB doesn't have to go wannabe superstar anymore with this team. It's about steering the ship, not trying to paddle all the time. Now add Dak's better arm and higher versatility and you have a top notch unit.
But I am also waiting for the games against Minny and GB. Those are where the Dak effect is really needed, where a true top 10 QB should make the difference compared to a backup. I'm looking foward to that.
This is where we say it's the Bears.
....so does a defensive TD and Pollard going for 131 rushing yards and 3 rushing TD's.
Well Minnesota is the only team outside the NFCE with 6 wins. They have something going. With most of last year's front runners now struggling, they're the team to beat.Great post.... but I noticed you mentioned "But i am also waiting for the games against Minny and GB"
Minny barely beat the Lions and GB got beat by the Washington Commanders with WENTZ playing.....
Im not exactly sure what you're waiting for.....
Rush would've score 50.
Minny and Dallas are mirror images.Well Minnesota is the only team outside the NFCE with 6 wins. They have something going. Since most of last year's front runners now struggling, they're the team to beat.
And I just hate the Packers so no matter how much they're struggling, shoving AR's own arse into his mouth is always a thing to cherish.
I don't care too much about the NFCE rivalries, but beating the Niners and GB is always what brings me joy.