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I think letting your DC essetnially pick your QB.....is a bad management approach then. If Joe picked Teddy? Well, Joe at least got more out of Teddy than anyone else to date. Why in the world would you let the DC dictate your QB decision.

1. Lot of former first round QBs (Trubisky, Haskins, etc ) were dumped this offseason....and signed for peanuts. And teams weren't fighting over them. Some who were better than Sam. Because bad QBs don't actually have a lot of value. And young QBs who played better than Darnold were able to be picked up for a single 6th round pick (Menshew). We got fleeced. Because this FO went into panic mode when they failed to get Stafford and weren't guranteed a QB in the draft. 3. Robby Anderson had 1 good season in his entire career. One season doesn't justify that deal. And we locked in the deal AFTER we drafted two WRs. The smart play was to see if it was a one hit wonder season and to get a look at Marshall. And it sure looks like Marshall deserves a lot of Robby's reps at this point. And Robby's money/cap could of gone toward OL next year.

Well, Kyler Murray and Nuke Hopkins were out last week. We would need them to stay out again this week. Then we need James Connor to catch a stomach bug. Nothing too serious bad enough to miss the game. Other RB is already out. Then we need Connor to spread the stomach bug to the entire defensive front. All 7 starters up front ruled out. DB situation doesn't matter as the goal to victory is defense and a franchise record 78 rush attempts. Probably need their kicker to have a bad day too. 3 points is a lot these days.

I mean, that is probably true of Fields in his current spot as well. I mean, the Bears offensive coaching probably is worse than Carolinas. And they have less talent on O overall. I mean, QBs in pockets are kinda like punt returners IMO. In large part, QBs are either comformtable in the chaos or they aren't at this point. I mean, take Cam for all his flaws. You could put Cam behind garbage and for the most part...he would stand tall and confident like he had a legit OL. That's what NFL QBs do. And if they can't? You aren't going to really teach them IMO at this point. Lot of good offense in the league occurs behind bad OL play.

I think Cam had a fine mentor. Derek Anderson the ends and outs of being a NFL QB. The highs and lows. How to play the game. I mean, you need someone in the building that knows what the fug is going on. I mean, you still have to hit on the talent. Otherwise, mentors, coaching, etc. None of that matters.

it got poo'd on this offseason. But I still feel Robby was the lone man in FL while the team was here practicing because of a contract battle. Robby wanted to get paid before Sam came in and tanked his value. Which it totally would have done. No way to know for a fact, but if Robby hadn't gotten paid he would have been screwed trying to get a deal after being reunited with Sam.

well, to me, QB remains the end all be all. So I would want the decent vet to share the QB room with the rookie. Renting a Joe Flacco type to work with someone isn't going to break the bank and prevent you from addressing the OL. Mismangment of the rest of your roster would.

most coaches haven't played QB in the NFL. I still like the pairing a rookie QB with a legit vet that is there and knows what he really is paid to be. if you ever listen to great players talk....they often talk about what they learned from other players just as much if not more than coaches in the NFL. Take somelike like 89. When he talks about who helped make him? Well, he normally goes to the player version of Ricky Prohel. Vinny T. I just think that works. Matt Rhule. Joe Brady. They can't actually offer that much to a rookie QB outside of textbook stuff.. That didn't play the game. And generally the QB coach are preaching about stuff they don't really know in reality. Lot of QB coaches didn't play at a high level.

and really, that is all football is at this level, selling hope of something to people for entertainment. and we have none to sell at the moment.

I mean, if we drafted a rookie....Sam Darnold remains useless. You don't want Sam Darnold in a QB room with a rookie QB. You want a vet that actually knows how to play the NFL game helping usher the new kid into the league. Sam simply serves no point. He isn't Teddy. Keeping Teddy would have made sense.

sometimes you have to embrace the poo emoji. bunch of people got caught up in the Sam Darnold might be good Kool-Aid.

yeah, talk about trying to in spite of a coach. That's the Bears.

I mean, not all a stares are created equal. Maybe he has one like my wife sometimes gives me. I mean, that shouldn't be allowed.

I’m sure he was watching last night. Bet the old Steeler guy still tunes in so he can talk it up with his old crew.

I think the easier arguement is Gase wasn't equipped to fix him. I mean, Sam Darnold was what he was before NY.

The OL isn't good. But a lot of good offenses have bad OLs. They a have quarterbacks. and if you put Sam Darnold behind any OL, he will make whatever they are....look worse.

I mean, that’s a clean hit. the outrage should be on plays like after they took the TD away from Fields they let a Steeler smash him from behind after the ball had been gone for some time. But that would have set the Bears backup for a score so they couldn’t call it.

If you can eat Teddy’s deal….you can eat Sam’s. Sam being significantly worse and all.

We got a guy whose career resume was one AAC conference championship Cam was Heisman winning, SEC champ, NCAA Champ, NFL MVP, face of a franchise. Rhule would have played 2nd fiddle to Cam. If Cam had issues with the college amateur hour the world and locker room would have listened. yeah, Rhule wanted PJ and Darnold types. Teddy questioned things too much. It’s why we had to downgrade.

Used a top 10 pick on a DB with no QB and only having 1 offensive lineman. got fleeced by the Jets. Made him the man with no comp and pointlessly picked up his 5th year option Too big of deal for a one year wonder Robbie….and we just drafted 2 WRs. D+ nothing else he has done can outweigh that enough to get to a C

No. A backup QB is suppose either be a promosing future talent or a conistent vet that can come in and do all the basics and fundmentals for you. Same fits none of the qualifications.

The taunitng call was VERY questionable. It was just bad. BUT, it sure looked like the ref went out of his way to try to make the guy look even worse...before he threw the questionable flag. games like that are way people think football is fixed. That wasn't the only horrible call that crew made to help the Steelers keep their MNF record intact.

I mean, it doesn't really matter who won or loss. You judge rookie Fields based on the progress he makes as the season goes along. That's what it's about when you get a rookie like him. Fields' drive to put them up is probably the most impressive moment any rookie QB has had this season when you nutshell it down and factor everything into it (and just look at indivual rookie moments). I mean that was big time on MNF. That's what you want to see in a rookie QB. and if you knit pick the game you got to do it both ways. And the refs repeatedly screwed the Bears in big moments.