Tony

Perfect play, perfect ball

Just way too many incompletions by Caleb. I continue to love Johnson’s scheme, but Caleb is just too inaccurate right now

Really nice drive

Here come the s%*# takes!

He’s avoid the disaster plays so well this year…that was brutal

Yeah that's fair

Jaylon is the best player on the team, and I don't think it's that close. Not the most impactful per say, but from a talent and position standpoint, he's the best player on the team. Not having him basically the entire year and them being 7-3 is in fact, pretty crazy.

Listened to Big Cat with Waddle and Silvy yesterday, and thought he summed up the rest of the season well. Bears are now in a Best of 7 series. Win 4, and you're absolutely making the playoffs. 3 wins could still get you in, but you go 4-3 and you're in.

From the story:

NFL is weird. On a day where Jacoby Brissett completed 47 passes yesterday, I watched almost the entire SNF game, and Jared Goff, a guy that came into the game with a 70% completion rate this year and last year...was missing guys all over the place, went 14/37 last night. Eagles defense is obviously great, but he was missing guys in bunches last night.

The Bears are in 1st place in the NFC North

They'll lean on "rebuilding" and "development" and add a few C level free agents, I'm sure 1 or 2 will be tagged with the "veteran leadership" tag and it will be another similar season to last. And in some regards, based on where this organization is at, plus the upcoming CBA issues...I can understand that general philosophy to a degree. There isn't one free agent name that screams "this guy would be a perfect addition, they must do anything in their power to sign them" But, as a fan...we're entering the 4th season in a row where the there is virtually no path for the team to even play .500 ball. I'm tired of that, and want to see them make a real effort to improve. Signing a 31 year old Cedric Mullins and a 32 year old Ryan O'Hearn doesn't really accomplish that for me. But I know not to expect anything significant, they've given no indication of that.

For Bears fans especially, the evidence seems very obvious. In 2023, after the Browns game in late December, it was the third time that season the Bears lost a game after leading by 10+ points in the 4th quarter. Then you had the Lions game on Thanksgiving last year, the Washington game...etc. And it's all those little things that lead up to blowing those games. Good coaching prevents those things from happening, Ben Johnson is a really good football coach, and the Bears aren't hurting themselves when the pressure is on. Flukes happen. But when they keep happening, and seemingly keep going your way...they kind of stop becoming flukes and start becoming opportunities to cash in on.

Before the season started, If someone showed me the standings in the NFC North after Week 10…I would have “Yes please” After losing 10 in a row last year, winning six out of their last seven feels pretty good. Probably not going to stay that way, but if they can just go .500 the rest of the way, they have a really good shot at playing meaningfull football in January.

I mean, even last year, he put them in a position to win a lot of games at the end. He has that “clutch” gene, whatever that is.

That’s my quarterback

Truly have never seen so many drops in one game

For some perspective, not that it makes the 1st half anymore enjoyable… The Bills are down 16-0 at halftime, in Miami, against the 2-7 Dolphins. Allen is 9/15 with 73 yards.

Been a bad half for Ben Johnson, don’t like the half he called at all.

Seriously, the drops have been a joke today. On BOTH sides of the ball, Wright should have two picks today already

I'd kick the tires on Fedde again. I know Katz is gone, but no idea who the influencer was on him that made him successful here, but it worked, very little risk in trying it again.

One of the worst passes I’ve ever seen 😂

No you are correct there. It was the most logical move given all the circumstances, but they've seemingly never won a true bidding war on a player that was in high demand.

God damn you. 😂

If Caleb throws for 4,500 yards with a 41/16 TD/INT split, think the Bears will be in really good shape