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The way I look at is we can focus on defense in the draft and sign your top receiver. We can’t afford to go into next year with big question marks with XL and Coker who still need time to develop

Give him $30MM a year and watch him ball out with Bryce

Clutch, makes catches in crucial moments. He has everything to be an elite #1 receiver if he can stay healthy. I hope Panthers make a play for him

Haha the Mapquest thing made me feel ancient. He didn’t even know what you do if you miss a turn

Other than Bryce, who on this team do you want to show you something in the last two weeks to justify their position on the team in 2025. My pick is Xavier Legette, he needs to regain his mojo and show he can be a #1 WR he was drafted to be or else we may have to draft or sign another one.

I agree, let’s hope the receivers can catch the ball.

Heavy dose of pass this weekend

I’m ok with it just be competitive

It feels more like making sure he doesn’t get hurt that could impact his availability for 2025, with Brooks already not likely to play

Was he on the injury report? This seems out of nowhere

Same their fans were talking so much trash to is, it feels like they had it coming.

Is this even a question? Canales is 100% safe

Yep he’s playing with 4th string and practice squad players and we expect him to stop the run lol

Jaycee Horn listed as doubtful. Mike Evans about to have 200 yds receiving

I would take it if.. 1. They expand the active roster to 60+ players 2. It meant season starts in late August same weekend as College.

I never post things without context and have been clear they're not at the same place and Bryce has ways to go. Go back and read my posts in this thread and stop with the false narrative.

Caleb has put up pretty good numbers for a rookie, ones we would have gladly taken for Bryce last year. But it has been wildly inconsistent, mostly against teams with poor defenses (e.g. Panthers), or playing from behind and putting up garbage time stats (e.g. Lions). He also had legitimately 3 good wide receivers and running back weapons. His offensive line is not as bad as it seems, Caleb holds on to the ball for 3-5 business days. Most analysts predicted Bears to go deep in playoffs based on their talented roster on both offense and defense, so from that standpoint, there's a sense that the QB play is one of the main reasons they've struggled.

I dont' think he's been damaged like that but one thing is clear, don't ever underestimate what constant pressure can do to a young QB. It's enough if you hesitate for a split second or take your eyes off the field and focus on the pressure to make you miss reads and throws. The NFL is unforgiveable in that regard

I had flashbacks of last year watching that horrible offense. They have all these weapons and nothing to show for it unless they’re getting blown out and teams start playing soft prevent defense. Caleb is not the generational talent he was hyped to be (most of us knew that) but I also think Thomas Brown offense is trash

Thomas Brown and Caleb Williams just put up this passing chart Caleb Williams did not complete a single pass beyond 6 yards downfield until the final drive of regulation in the Bears’ TNF loss to the Seahawks. Under 10 AY: 15/17, 107 yards (+4.5% CPOE) Over 10 AY: 1/9, 15 yards, INT (-27.2% CPOE)

If Horn and Clowney can’t go it’s going to be a blowout

I think we’re evaluating them for depth. Pretty much every position on defense can use an upgrade

Nobody said he isn’t because BY got benched for a reason. But the discussion has always been if Bryce is “closing the gap” since he returned as a starter. Legitimate conversation don’t you think?

Context matters 13 total TDs vs 9

“During the span” = since week 8 Read my original post you quoted for context if you actually care to have a conversation or you just want to act dumb.