LinvilleGorge

LOL, read that again.

Start threatening defenses vertically and watch some of these issues start resolving. When you allow defenses to not have to cover behind 20 yards offense is really tough. Yeah, Zavala is trash though and he needs to be on the bench and it should've already happened. When you make this trade this is the pressure you put on the guy you take. It's not fair to Bryce but it is what it is. We made the decision that he could make up for the deficiencies we were going to have giving up those resources and assets.

I don't want him to be perfect. I'd settle for him not being a big part of the problem at this point. Everything sure looked better in Seattle. I can't recall what was different.

The portion of the video the poster specifically mentioned. Watch it.

Good grief, man. You are absolutely ignoring blatant reality. Go to the 7:25 mark and watch. It was exactly as the poster said.

I don't view the constant goal post moving buckets of excuses as reasonable. It's just plain cope at this point. We need to see more from Bryce. All we have right now is hope and we have to ignore what we're watching to cling to it.

Stop parroting pre-draft analysis. If Bryce keeps looking like this "arm elasticity" is going to stop being a QB buzzword as quickly as it started.

Just feels like this organization under Tepper has to create some type of bullshit narrative to sell themselves in what they've already decided to do.

Frank Reich isn't the one throwing the ball. We can keep harping on Reich but we have to ignore how much better and more effective the passing game looked with Dalton to rationalize it.

The Cam approach all over again. We have "that dude" at QB so now we can just focus completely on D. Except Bryce ain't no Cam. He's not making anything happen on his own in an NFL field.

What's baffling is they admitted they were enamored with Bryce because of his "point guard mentality". Well, if you surround a pass first PG with a trash supporting cast on the basketball court, you're gonna have trash.

Why do I watch opposing QBs drop dimes to receivers that aren't really open?

This is what I keep going back to when folks argue that DJ Moore levels receivers are easier to find than good young pass rushers. Just look at our history. Which has been harder for us to find? We have a rich history of pass rushers. Meanwhile our history at WR is straight up trash once you get past Smitty, Moose, and Moore. Our #4 all-time WR barely produced over 2500 yards for us.

I love it when Tepper thinks he has it all figured out and proudly announces to the world just how damn dumb he is on football matters.

That'd be the worst American European arrival for Germany since D-Day.

Yeah, I don't know if he will either I'm just saying "if".

IMO he has always looked good on the rare occasion that the Bears' OL has showed up. He doesn't handle a lot of pass rush pressure well but if they think that would improve with Caleb Williams who holds the ball for days, well...

Not if Fields has more games like last night.

Hurts? Carr? Tannehill? You cannot be serious. Bryce is roughly on par with Mac Jones IMO.

Exactly. When you're trading to #1 overall to draft a QB and you only have one proven legit NFL WR, that's a guy who should basically be completely off limits in terms of the trade package. You're mortgaging the future of the franchise on the development of this QB. Act like it.

If Fields truly does turn the corner they're going to flip that pick for another massive haul next year.

Yeah, Tepper's eyes seem set on Germany. Makes sense. Biggest economy in Europe.

Why would all those opposing fans care if we fire Fitterer or if Tepper sells the team?

Bryce's arm is "average" meaning his arm I stronger than half the QBs in the NFL. Where are those QBs hiding because I haven't seen them.