Chicago’s Tragic Quarterback Problem: The Full Story in Detail 

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I can't leave a comment I assume unless I subscribe...Well, tell him he got a down vote. Also tell him to stop being a pussy

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Im guessing the bears should have drafted marino…

​@@RobynHood1021You know, even without a Super Bowl win... Or a Super Bowl... I'm guessing he probably is glad to have had what he did in Miami. VS whatever could have happened here. IDK, just guessing 😁

INSANE! A truly historical moment

Felt like an earthquake was happening around the city.

It may be a long time before we see the opening kick off of the Super Bowl returned. We will see how the new kick off rules change that

Worst franchise in sports.

@@Ghostedfaet did that comment make you feel better lil guy?

Tbf Rodgers was a late 1st round prospect and the Bears had the 4th pick. Of course hindsight is always 20:20 though

At least we got Cedric Benson

Yes Rodgers was a huge pain, but imagine Marino with the '80s defenses. Could've been the greatest dynasty ever besides the Patriots.

I think passing over Lamar was worse, for everybody. Baker Mayfield, the Browns, & Lamar himself. The Ravens seem to resent having an élite QB (especially the cost). The Browns meanwhile chased after The Worst QB Option & over-paid him. All of this could have been avoided had they chosen Lamar.

cabal williams could be another in a long line of BUSTS for the bears. cabal whining over his rookie contract is not a good sign, as this many times indicates a player that has little interest in the game....only money.

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If you want, I can tear them down. You remember when Mac Jones was discovered to be Seeking Advice outside the Pats? If Bellichick had responded to that With Silence we'd all know Jones was on the way out, right? Well? Fields called out his coaches publicly after week 7 of '22. What did *their silence* indicate? The Exact Same Thing. But because this indicated that the Bears were betraying We The Fans as well as Fields, everyone seems to have gone into denial over it. Well, let me remind you of what you "forgot" while in denial. 1) "The Bears _had to call_ for Fields to Not Throw to Certain Receivers on Certain Plays to simplify the offense for him because he Can't Read Defenses." That's the 'reason' Bears fans made up to excuse a play-call that had Zero Chance of succeeding. What's wrong with all this? First, obviously, if Fields can't read defenses, you're putting his life at risk out there. _Especially_ when you call for your o-line to ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-FiiK21VzI_o.html let all the pass-rushers through to him. He can't read defenses so he may not run for his life. 2nd, how is forcing Fields to stop mid-play or mid-throw, read a player's jersey #, try & remember whether it's one he's allowed to throw to on that play _then_ throw simpler than throwing to whatever receiver he sees? A real head-scratcher these excuses y'all make up. 2) The You The Fans said "Fields holds onto the ball too long." So now you not only forgot that he was ordered *By His Coaches To* hold onto the ball instead of pass it, it's his fault now. Or should he drop the ball instead of run away from the pass-rushers his coaches order his o-linesmen to run away from? Like they _told us that_ they were moving away from him. You think they spent the next 1.5 years calling plays designed to make their decision look stupid? 3) One can't _unlearn_ to read defenses. So ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-QuhUbISnr8s.html *proves* he can now & always did read 'em which means that there is No Excuse for calling plays with zero chance of success. Also in weeks 8-10 of '22 & weeks 11, 14-17 of '23 different play sets were called in which Fields was far more efficient & scored more points. The 3-game streak in '22 he led the Entire NFL in offense proving it was _only_ the play-calling holding him back as he played up with Allen, Mahomes & Burrow when the play0-calling changed. The last thing is someone spliced Fields' college highlights into a video with Caleb Williams'. It's no surprise to me, but what do you know? Fields ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-5JO1PsupF_U.html is a better rusher _AND_ more accurate passer who scrambles & makes throws on the run & at weird arm angles better in the NFL than Caleb has done so far in college. This team is _great!_

We've wasted many great teams by having sub par QB play, and we also like to run QBs out of town who have potential.

The Lions used to screw up at QB too until they got Matthew Stafford.

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Agree. Injuries plagued him for most of his career.

Jim was tough as hell and really fit the bears well. He was a good qb.

He really wasn’t that good though…

​@@mitchcolburn1216 he really was though your just a closet bears hater

@@TheUnseen0n3 He was mid on a good day. I’m neutral on the Bears.

It goes one level higher than the front office. The TEAM OWNERS don't care. The Halas-McCaskey family have been coasting off their ONE Super Bowl win from 40 years ago. The only thing will save the Bears is to sell the team.

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I think you're kind of right, but it's worth pointing out that 2 of their last 4 coaches were offensive-minded coaches, and 3 of the 8 coaches they've had since 1980 were offensive-minded. They skew defensive, but not drastically. I certainly won't claim that Trestman and Nagy were offensive geniuses, but they were at least offensive guys.

Remember…even Curly Lambeau and Vince Lombardi were offensive coaches.

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Yep. The franchise has no clue how to develop QB. Mahomes Brady any QB you name would have failed here.

@@AmateurSynthusiast I liked Fields. I thought all of his issues with holding the ball too long and reading a defense better could've been fixed but we had an incompetent coaching especially OC Luke Getsy at the time. He might be the worst OC the Bears have had in my lifetime.

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He said 7 decades. It has, in fact, been 70 years.

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Just above average was Trubisky. He has to be better than that.

@@MFBloosh if trubisky was above average he would still be a starter.

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And if I remember, Philly went on to win the Super Bowl that season.

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Im not gonna say he doesn’t have flaws but the bears organization didn’t really do him any justice in developing him. To dump him after you finally build a team just doesn’t sit right and we still have to see how they perform

@@dylanbaker9394 the unfortunate business side of the NFL. Justin was a superstar playmaker, but consistently showed he could not elevate those around him. Once you pay him, the ability to surround him with bonafide talent becomes more difficult. He didn't really prove that he would be able to put the team on his back in that situation. Instead, we now have Rome, Caleb, Cole, and DJ locked down for the next 4-5 years with plenty of space to sign/re-sign blue chippers.

@@hellonocap7315I think we would’ve had something similar minus Keenan. What’s crazy is thinking Justin was gonna demand top of the market money when he’d have no leverage in doing so. The way I see it, poles was better off letting him go after he almost broke the single season rushing especially if he wasn’t planning on building around him. I like what the surrounded Caleb with but it’s still looking like it’s gone be some issues on the oline yet again

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The most beautiful yet painful thing about football is the hope that it brings. Caleb may very well be the answer to decades of waiting. Glad you enjoyed the video and thanks for the sub!

Grossman should have been a great QB but after that initial injury, he lost most of his mobility and had to resort to becoming a pocket passer. Was never his style of play in college at Florida. Watch some of his old college films and you will see what I’m trying to indicate.

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Facts, too many people are hyping him up and he hasn’t done anything yet.

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I just hope for the Bears' sake that Caleb isnt just Fields 2.0. No doubt this comment will get some backlash, but if you want to see something interesting, look up the long list of USC QBs that have been drafted into the NFL. They were all busts, some of them terrible terrible busts, and all of them highly regarded in scouting reports. The ONE exception being Carson Palmer, who although had a long and fairly consistent career, didnt achieve the HoF, nor will he. That's the only one (You can say Hayden, I disagree). USC has a long history of being a very QB friendly system, and an equally long history of those QBs not being nearly as good in the NFL as they looked in college. It's not just Darnold, Kessler, Sanchez, Barkley, Leinart or Cassel either. It's a long and storied list. Does that mean Caleb will follow suit? Who knows. Just saying drafting stud QBs from that system has had a very low percentage success rate.

​@@Heathcoatman The most tired argument. What in the world does Lincoln Riley's USC team from 2023 have to do with QBs who played at that university 20-30 years ago? I guess the Chiefs should have never drafted Mahomes, because "How many great QBs has Texas Tech produced?"

@@VicInNocal Same thing I heard when Darnold was drafted. Exact same. Time will tell, results may vary.

@@VicInNocal Tech has had exactly 2 QBs taken before the 6th round in history. The other is Billy Joe, remember him? Me either. A little different than USC, wouldnt you say? To me the most tired argument is "he was so good in College he is a lock for the NFL" Two completely different games. When was Brady taken again? I wish Caleb luck.

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But his contract was big so if he played 1 more year he would get paid 40 million dollars

I hope caleb does something

@@SammyPlayZ7I’d pay him that over what the qb market is growing to be. Hopefully Caleb lives up to the hype

Nah he buns for real

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