Look Cole did a gr4eat job, but it was a coaching decision to keep him in their blocking. Why don't they do that for Fields. For example, first play of the game against the vikings, 6 rushers, 5 blockers, if Kmet was there, Justin doesn't get sacked on the blind side.
Ive been friends with his dad for 20 years, the guy is an armwrestling legend and one of the most charasmatic people you will ever meet. I'm super happy to see Tyson doing so well, the kid works hard and he deserves a shot as the starter. BTW for those who don't know, Tyson didn't go to a division II college because he wasn't talented, he went there because his family is from west virginia and he wanted to give back to his community.
One word, Raiders, he had managed the game well against a mediocre defense. The running game helped him. This is a huge overreaction to 160 yards and a touchdown against a very bad defense. Now if he can play the Raiders every week he'll be great.
@@moxmann Fields lost against worst teams. One measure of a QB is "Does he win the games he is supposed to win?" BTW - a lot of people had the Raiders as favorites.
Against a shit defense. I swear our fan base is so wagon based. Whichever wagon pulls one way, so does our fanbase. If you think JF1 is worse, you’ve got sight issues.
I work across the street, at the Bavarian Inn, from where Tyson went to college at Shepherd University. Watching him play and progress as a player here at shepherd was unbelievable. Bears fans you got a special one!
don't see many rookie qb's play with such sound fundamentals, footwork, poise, and confidence. super quick at reading the field, knows when to take off, has impressive mobility and speed, super accurate. this is a franchise quarterback in the making.
I'll let you in a little secret. A lot of QBs look great on their fist start and then fizzle out. Once these DCs see the tape on a rookie QB they make adjustments. 2nd start is way more indicative of what to expect.
I caught on to Tyson in the preseason but watched his film and I really believe he's special. He's athletic, arm strength, field vision and IT. I'm rooting for him
We also have to be realistic when people talk about Justin Fields record as a QB, some of the losses were on the defense. I’m a bears fan and was at this game I cheered because he made some good plays and did what they asked him to do. But this was a game where the Bears played decent in all 3 phases.
Most of this comment section is full of casuals. They act like Justin didn't destroy Washington 2wks ago. When this kid gets blowed out I want them to keep the same energy.
@@DoubleMM70 two games ago the opposing DB gifted TDS/and or yardage going for bat downs/interceptions on short passes instead of just making the easy tackle. Most horrendous play i have seen from a single defensive player
@@lucrative6477I didn’t know fields could play offense and defense especially last year all the times Justin put the team on his back, receivers not getting open, dropped balls you gone blame that on Justin too? Like why is he the only one highlighted. Bagent did have a nice game but overall it wasn’t his performance alone that got us the win it was the whole team playing a good game with the defense finally doing what they get paid to do , nice blocking, and getsy calling a decent game plan but he’s inconsistent himself so who knows next game
@@SliceIceNDice Justin isn't "fine". Like it or not this is type of stuff we've been 30+ games to see out of him consistently, and you got an undrafted rookie from D2 football doing it with just a few days of practice running with the #1s.
Dude was in the papers here in WV for a few years for his awesome play in HS then in college. Had no idea he was in the NFL until last week but I'm not surprised.
The fact he went from D2, to starting QB in the NFL in 6 months is insane. How can you accomplish that and not be special. Every QB that’s ever done something like that by the age if 28 and older turned out to be great. Dude did it at the age of 23
@@ChaseDanielShowjust to add my thanks too. Just one small request - can you also include some of the unsuccessful plays too? It would be great to see why some plays don't work, whether the QB is at fault or whether it lies elsewhere and what type of decision the QB made when faced with that. Was he smart in throwing the ball away? Did he have no choice to take a sack but in doing so did he make sure he secured the ball to avoid a fumble? Your insight having been in those positions where few can begin to comprehend the speed decisions have to be made would be much appreciated.
I work at shepherd where he came from an believe me.this kid works hard to be the best... he was th Only one on th fieldd in the mornings in the off season
@@fjccommishriiiiiight based on virtually nothing. So funny what y’all say. Each time Tyson breaks the barrier the goal post moves an inch further. It’s always the very next thing he obviously can’t do….lol Justin can’t do a 100 things yet gets the benefit of the doubt
Breaking this down, you can see why they didn't try and throw deep. 1) not enough time Crosby would have killed any qb. 2) the Raiders obviously were trying to make him take the dump offs and make him go methodically down the field and not make a mistake. That actually is a good gameplan for a UDFA rookie. How many young qb's would have gotten frustrated for fooled a couple of times in 4 qtrs w/that type of def?
Agree w you but I woulda cha get the game plan and did a press coverage blitz to make him try to take the top off. I'm looking forward to seeing what deep ball opportunities Bagent takes vs Chargers
@@calabis not sure what you were watching, but very much were. Everything was kept in front, and the pass rush weren't allowing for days to sit back there. Run game was dominant, but that should hurt the short passing game as people will need to creep up in the box, and they weren't.
Hi Chase! Your playing as a QB for the Bears felt like just yesterday. Thanks for the outstanding expert analysis here. I learned a lot about these offensive schemes thanks to your graphical illustrations.
I would enjoy a video series of just explaining terminology and play schemes so I can’t understand the game better. Thanks for the content. I’m learning a lot.
For real guys when was the last time we actually saw a Bears QB going through progressions in the pocket?? He looks promising AF and looked calm for his first start, the entire offense just seemed smoother than usual. I really hope we don't waste this talent.
Justin Fields vs Broncos and Commanders you know when the OLine gave him time in a clean pocket something Bagent had most of the game. It helped that Getsy gave him max protection a lot with big TE Marcedes Lewis.
@@toastzr7117Cutler did not go through progressions like this and would often lock on to receivers which why he had issues with multiple interception games. Trubisky would get happy feet any time there was pressure and struggled reading coverages. Neither one of them have shown the poise that Bagent has in their first game. Period.
@@toastzr7117 I know exactly what I’m talking about. Trubisky has bombed in Pittsburgh and has not made any meaningful progress and Cutler had all the intangibles to be a top 5 qb but he never cared. He would not read through progressions and lock onto receivers. Ask DeAngelo Hall about his 4 interception game against Cutler.
As a football fan, I don't care how good the QB is. As long as he plays well enough to get the W, that's all that matters to me! Bagent did well with the system Getsy laid out for him. Hope he continues to do well.
I care about how good the QB is. Most important position on the field. What I don't care about is how fast a QB can run or how far he can throw the ball. Decision making and accuracy are the most important traits. Decision making = pre snap reads, processing a play, anticipation to throw a receiver open and not wait for the receiver to be open.
I could not believe that was dropped. It was good defense, but DJ usually makes those catches all day. It was a dime and a half, I was shocked he even had the confidence to do that in his first start. Tells you a lot about Bagent’s confidence in himself and his teammates. More than anything, I was disappointed for Bagent because that would have been his first NFL TD. Luckily, he ended up getting it anyways on the next play, but man what a great memory to have of your first NFL TD pass being a end zone dime to DJ Moore.
It is not often the ROI of being a Bears or a Bears QB fan is worth it but it is possible Bagent can change this. When I watch him play and as can be seen in this video is high I.Q. QB play, this always translates. I'm kind of stuck because I love Fields but I want to see more Bagent. The season can start again if they can beat the Chargers next week and if so that Denver loss will hurt even more.
Well I have to say that Tyson played well and made few mistakes. Yet it isn’t crazy to think that the coach would keep this guy on a conservative play call system as he’s “unproven”. Yet if he’s a serviceable QB that allows the run game to dominate and still threaten the pass. That would be a lot more than the Bears have had in a while.
@@Superman-ey3idyeah, he played a clean, straight forward game. He didn’t make any big mistakes, but also didn’t put up the kind of numbers Fields did in the Broncos and Commanders game. I really like how poised and composed he was and how he trusted receivers. I think Fields could really learn from that. That said, I don’t think we should get ahead of ourselves on the Bagent hype. He isn’t great in deep passes (if that duck against the Vikings is any indication, his range is maybe 40 yards) vs Fields who has a cannon and is somehow more accurate and decisive on 40+ yard throws than anything else, and he also hasn’t proven that he can put the ball in tight spaces and throw in heavy traffic, which Fields is on and off at, but when he’s in a rhythm he can be pretty good. Not to mention Fields legs. Overall. We shouldn’t ahead of ourselves, let’s see how he does in the chargers game, and if Fields can keep his hot streak from before his injury going before we stuff Bagents cock into our mouths.
@@bobbart6498 If arm strength is such a huge factor, why has JF only thrown for 300 yards once in 33-34 NFL starts? Why is his record as a starter like 6-26? Why does he average only 160 passing yards a game over his career thus far?
@@steve_polychronopolous arm strength is not a necessarily an issue; Drew Brees didn’t have a super big arm and he did fine. The difference is that Drew Brees was deadly accurate and could hit receivers in stride in the mid range, which Bagent hasn’t been in the few mid range throws he did have. Sure, he hit Moore on that play in the Vikings game, but it was high and not far enough ahead of him, he had to stop and jump up to grab it instead of running through it, which meant he got rocked by the safety. There was a similar play against the raiders but the receiver was like 12 yards away. Oh and Brees could at least throw 50-55yds and knew his range, where as has a delusional belief that he has a cannon but under threw DJ Moore by like 10 yards on what should’ve been an easy 40 yard touchdown pass. If he can’t extend the field, good defenses will catch on and prepare for short routes and runs. Fields is at least a consistent deep threat and a dangerous runner, which makes defenses take a backer off coverage to play spy and also prepare for short, middle and deep passes. Last: Fields may have only passed for 300 once, but he’s gotten close several times, and he’s had over 300 combined yards several times in his career. 300 yards is 300 yards even if some of them are rushing. Aside from that, Fields was a rookie that first year and was playing time with Dalton (though he still got 285+ yards twice that season), he had no o-line or number 1 receiver last year, and this year despite a rough start he had was finally having back to back good passing performances. He was on pace to get 3800 yards and 36 touchdowns before he got injured which would’ve been the most ever by a bears QB. Bagent hasn’t even had a two hundred yard game yet whether or not you combine rush and pass. All he did was play well enough in a pretty conservative game plan to support the run game and give the defense a break. Maybe the real lesson here is that quick and easy 5 yard passes and jet sweeps should be implemented more into the bears game plan for Fields, rather than always running 15+ yard routes and expecting him to throw dimes every time even when the D has figured out that those kinds of plays are all they call.
As a casual football fan not knowing the strategy, routes and coverage's i love the breakdown and multiple angles on these breakdowns. The annotations really help as well. Would love more detail on what cover 2, cover 3, pistol etc etc mean. Subscribed and WHO DAT!
Thanks for putting this video together and it's good to hear it explained from a professional QB. The QB language you used helped us see all the details Fram a QB's perspective.......something us fans know absolutely zero about.
Pretty impressive for a UDFA come in on the first start and beat the 5th ranked Defense for pass yds allowed per game. Should have another good one, Chargers are dead last in that category. Getsy may be a better coordinator/QB coach than fans are led to believe… and Bagent is obviously a great student of the game.
@Chase Daniel - I used a small clip of you, when your talking about bagent, from this video in my first YT video (I did 3 today I had to practice on a few before I made a longer one), its a hype video for Tyson Bagent 17 , for the pre bears/ chargers game, QB hype. I hope it's ok Chase. thanks for your videos, I credited you in my video credits, keep making videos.
Bagent has that X Factor. I'm not saying bench him for Fields off of 1 start from Bagent, but he makes quick reads, doesn't force it, and brings a lot of fire to that offense. Reminds a little of Kyle Orton. Manage the game. Smart plays, don't turn the ball over, and string some drives together and get the dub. Big shout out to Jaylon Johnson, and Big Foreman. Both were crucial in the win.
He really does have that X factor. There's just something different (great) about him. I've seen many a Bears quarterbacks come and go and this kid could be real special.
And that’s another thing, because of his experience, and because he had three different coordinators and different offenses to learn as a player at Shepherd… He looks far more prepared than most quarterbacks in their rookie season..
@@lucrative6477 and their still prone to bad games! Fact is with the horrible situation to the start of his career and a subpar start to this season Fields is 5th in TD passes but u still wanna crown TB after 1 game
Chase, this is an outstanding analysis of the QB play. I loved seeing your in-depth coverage of wide receiver/T.E. routes. I definitely am learning more about the game from you - THANK YOU! I would also like to thank you for your time spent with the Bears. You were a huge asset to the team. BTW, you smoked Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs in the preseason game back in 2018 (I was there)...a shame it was a game that didn't count in the books. You only played the first half, yet threw 83% completion percentage, 196 passing yards, two TDs, and had 46 rushing yards. Mahomes had only 128 passing yards, 1 TD, and 0 rushing yards at the half. Halftime score: Bears 24, Chiefs 10. 🙂
Good job to the team and Bagent. But make no mistake, Bagent was NOT running IPOs, none of his plays were downfield and it was evident that Getsy drew up the perfect gameplan for Tyson to succeed. That's what an OC should do. The gameplan for Fields is full of QB runs, bubble screens and tunnel screens. Different gameplan with a rearranged o-line. Also, look back at past games, they had Kmet as a primary read A LOT. Kmet caught one pass this week. Congrats to the Bears and Tyson, but let's wait and see what happens next.
Hilarious. When Fields wins one game in seventeen tries, the coaching is the problem. When Bagent wins one game in one try, the coaching is great. It makes no sense. Fields needs to go.
I saw 8 different receivers catch a pass…Has Fields ever done that in a game? Not a JF1 hater but it really makes it hard to not say that he is a first read qb.
@@thegrandpencil4374serious question. I do agree bout him being a running back. Is there anything that restricts the bears to make that happen? Like contract? I know probably fields would reject it.
Fields doesn't diagnose the field fast enough, or at all, most of the time. He doesn't have the mind to do it, and after this amount of time he never will.
Seems like GMs fall in love with atheletes like Fields, but forget that being able make multiple reads and good decisions is gold, especially if the QB has at least enough athleticism and arm strength. Fields is a better athelete than Bagent, but he doesn't seem to be able to make reads.
Yes. In the NFL, you can't win championships as a run-first QB. You can in college, but it's impossible at the NFL level. The sooner everyone realizes this, the better.
@@thegrandpencil4374This. Though Russell Wilson in his prime did kinda break that. And Maholmes. But exception is not the rule. Most end up like RG3, injured on a run and never the same
@@SplashIt34 so that means 1.5 this season. What about the previous two seasons? What’s the ratio? Now take all that and look at how high we drafted him, what he’s being paid, and how much he will get paid if he stays in Chicago. Do a cost/benefit analysis. What do you come up with?
Best game plan, considering the situation, by Getzky. Impressive progression reads by Tyson. Of course, improving line play makes that possible. The running success was key to the overall dominance. Good stuff. Very Purdy-like.
Watching the all-22 I was blown away by some of his throws. The arm angle, the accuracy, the anticipation and zip behind it. Kid has got lots of potential, now we will see if it’s sustainable. One thing I can say with absolute certainty is if Justin was playing, the Raiders would not have finished the game with one single sack. Probably finish with 5-6 and a couple for Crosby. He was all over the pocket, but Bagent never let him get close enough to make it a play. It was refreshing to see an offense that was just on schedule, everyone loves the big plays downfield, but those are not enough to win games consistently. I also thought the team really rallied a lot around Bagent and feed off his energy. JF plays like he’s half asleep and doesn’t wanna be out there at times, and you can’t tell me that doesn’t affect the other guys on the offense.
It's not about energy, it's about Fields constantly makes mistakes and drags the rest of the team down. All us sudden the Bears OL is blocking premier pass rushers with practically no problem? No, it's called Bagent getting the ball out in decent time. It makes all the difference in the world. He makes the right reads and gets the ball out quickly. If a guy can get the ball out in two seconds he can get it out in six seconds, not so true the other way around.
@@threezysworld8089…1.6 seconds average Bagent took to get the ball out. The league average week 7 was 3.6 seconds. The plan was to win the game and not put an undrafted D2 rookie in his first start to win it for the Raiders.
After the game "Secret Bagent Man" Tyson had, the fantasy in a lot of minds is that the team that passed on Mahomes miiiiight have maybe accidentally gotten their hands on someone special like Patrick! Time will tell...
Right! I'd have been pretty excited with that game if it was a veteran backup who looked like that, but a division II rookie?! C'mon! The Bears have a bad track record for dropping and picking up the wrong players - I hope that doesn't hit Bagent!@@logiquol123
I'm kinda repulsed by our fan base that they're dropping Fields so quick. They forget all the close games. All the hits. All the chatter. The change of coaches. The horrible line and defense. Fields has been through more in the first two years than maybe any QB, except for David Carr. I'm not giving up on 1. I hope he comes back angry as hell and tears it up. Bagent should wake him up.
Calling the line horrible when he took 100+ sacks last year while holding the ball for 4+ seconds is stupid. Time to wake up he has a ton of negatives to his whole style. A quick Google search will expose him
Good blocking, decent playcalling, and solid running. The team made it east for him to have a great debut. Now i would love to see the same effort when Fields is in the game. I really hope Justin sees the success of getting the ball out quick.
Another Fanboy? Fields has had plenty of time and opportunities. He's just not suited for the QB position. He could have been another Marcus Allen but he will never be a joe Montana
@@user-nf2yj5td7l I'll be the first to admit he hold the ball way too long, but last I checked football is a team game and Fields isn't out there my himself
@@danielwilliams7562 Then why did you mention good blocking? The reason this looked better for Bagent is because he gets rid of the ball quickly. Fields isn't an NFL QB, stop making excuses.
@@user-nf2yj5td7l I love how now they're trying to say the playcalling and the line played good. They're so delusional there's no scenario where Fields was the actual problem to them.
@@threezysworld8089 100% Truth! Fields has shown us who he is.... He's not the answer at QB. How much more tape do we need?!?! He's not a leader, can't read defenses, doesn't know how to maneuver the pocket, can't anticipate throws, maybe gets to the 2nd read before he bails, Doesn't throw to wide open receivers, and takes too many sacks! Oh, and what's his record?!? Am I missing anything? They should trade him before the deadline, develop & grow with Bagent this season, and draft a QB next year.
I love watching film on this kid....he doesn't have everything Justin has but he is definitely the smartest qb we have he processes the field much faster than Justin does.. i will take that all day everyday over a guy that can't do it. This kid will be a starter in thid league and i hope the bears see it cuz i want this to be our guy...100% believe he has star power. He has more than any qb i have ever seen in a Bears uniform...keep an eye on him
Im a bears fan and from columbus so I love fields but Bagent deserves all thats coming to him! Hes going to have a hell of a career if he stays healthy. Good luck tomorrow Bagent!!! I look forward to seeing you do your thang!!!! P.s no more karaoke leave the singing to the professionals😂
@@jasonspades7775yeah and you are hardly an expert either as you don’t seem to understand yard efficiency: converting on third downs and making the yards lead to points. You also don’t comprehend how the offense time of possession (aka not going 3 and out) helps the defense. You also don’t understand fields threw 68 yards his first start. Last week he had less yards than Bagent with twice the playing time and less points. Be QUIET.
The bears fans still defending fields are so delusional 😂 anyone with a pair of eyes can see hes not the franchise guy. Wonder how is teammates feel when they get blamed for everything since the QB has no brain. 6-25 as starter and when he doesnt play the bears are 5-5
And that 5-5 record was with: Foles, Dalton, and now Bagent; so any excuses besides 'BUST'in Fails' are pretty hard sells considering he's been consistently getting outplayed by journeymen and UDFA's.
Bagent reminds me of that movie, "Remember the Titans" where the hippy qback joins in the middle of the season and helps the team....tho nobody heard of him.
Tyson is proficient at running this simple offense, however, he hasn’t thrown down the field for more than 20+ yards so we don’t know exactly how good he is at deep passes… If Justin Fields was playing could they have possibly scored 35 or 40 more points? We don’t know that yet… But to just assume Tyson is The new quarterback will have to wait and see… It’s a good problem to have… And I’m pretty sure the bears know that when Justin gets his shit together, and this might be the best thing for him, just sit and watch so he can understand what he is missing from his game… As in getting rid of the ball quickly, accurately, and on time… Maybe this is exactly what he needs to wake him up Because otherwise he’ll end up being the back up… Not to say that he can’t develop into a great quarterback because he’s obviously shown so much potential… But as from now… Tyson is exactly what the Bears are looking for, they just don’t have that quarterback who can bring them from 14 points down in the fourth quarter… Not yet at least… This is quite a dilemma that we were not expecting but it’s not necessarily a bad one
Bagent has the mental ability to be an NFL Qb. We still need to see if all the physical abilities are there. Fields has the physical ability to be an NFL Qb, but he does not have the mental ability.
I love how salty people get about that like it's the first time that's ever happened in the NFL. I swear I think most people commenting these days are casual fans (at best).
He threw the ball 2.1 yards n the air. Let’s not get to hype when he struggles you all will be calling for Drake Maye think Caleb Williams stock has dropped a little.
To all of you saying Bagent over Fields…get real. Bagent had a good game where they didn’t ask much of him, our running game was rolling the entire time, and our defense had its best game since 2018. You guys live week to week and already forgot Fields was absolutely dominating before his injury.
This backup was more composed in the pocket. I don't watch every game and it was noticeable to me. Justin's processing seems to be delayed. Even his handoffs look predictable. Keep riding that fields train and you'll get 1 win in a year again! 🤣
I have a question for Chase. Would love to hear back from an NFL quarterback. You could pull up articles right now written at Ohio state asking why he was taking so many unnecessary sacks with elite offensive talent around him. The reason is because he threw his first read over60% of the time, and when the first read was covered, he was absolutely lost. So tell me how he has improved in the pros? Because it looks like he has not improved at all in that regard. Does it matter if you have all pro receivers if you cannot get the ball out before they are making their break? Break down the last play against Washington last year were they are blaming mooney for dropping the ball. He did not throw the ball until he was coming out of his break which is way too late. These are remedial things he should have had polished up years ago. The definition of an NFL bust is somebody with high talent that doesn’t live up to it. So these people need to stop getting blinded by the shiny penny and remember unathletic, but intelligent, decisive and accurate quarterbacks have dominated this game for decades. Not runners with strong arms that can’t process.
Tyson’s Dad should be an NFL coach. Have you heard or seen him in action, his dad is hilarious and one hell of a motivator. What he accomplished with his son looks to be working out so far
I'm not going to say I knew he would be good (obviously nobody KNOWS until it happens), but I kept scanning the draft boards waiting to see his name. I think one of his biggest strengths is his experience. Sure, he played DII @ Shepherd, but he was a 5 year starter... He's seen a lot of football. Watching interviews that he did during the pre-draft process, he just seemed to have a great understanding of all of the moving parts that go into his position, and the football theory behind it. I hope he gets an opportunity to play meaningful time somewhere.
Fields record as a starter screams bust. How can an undrafted qb come in and do better with backup players like foreman? Fields is 5 and 24ish. CMON LETS MOVE
Guy, if you're going to gloss over the shit show the Bears have been the past 2 seasons and feel JF doesn't deserve a shot with a semi decent roster than you're delusional!
You gotta think about it Tyson bagent came in off the bench when Justin Fields got injured so the Vikings didn’t have time to prepare for him, but watch now that he has some film on him and teams will take advantage of that
Great kid, great performance. He's certainly gifted in the pocket. We have a classic High floor low ceiling, vs low floor, high ceiling situation in Chicago right now. The reason Bagent is succeeding, is inept coaches can rely on his skillset to help them out. They've done it a bit with Fields too, he had a really hot streak last season too. This line is generally awful, with 3 good, consistent games, and you have 2 wins and a good offensive game. Given decent line play, Fields put up 8 tds in 2 games, and Bagent had a great game too. It's the line. It's logical, competent blocking schemes. That's football.
Finally, a Bears QB that goes thru his progressions quickly. This guy has a high football IQ, nothing fancy and is still very athletic to run. Kind of reminds me of Rodgers and he didn’t play til his 3rd year or so.
Tyson Bagent. QB IQ is good. Haven’t seen the “man is supposed to be there throw” but I think it’s WR not undercutting the “pick play” but the check downs are working. Solid so far. Keep the mistakes minimal. Stay healthy.
Purdy played a great game, and the entire offense just had the wheels fall off the last 5 minutes of the game. Purdys interceptions weren’t from confusion, or not knowing where to go: the first was from just bad timing between he and Jennings, and the second was a desperation shot to try and move the ball with 30 seconds left. As a Niners fan I still have tons of hope in Brock.
I have a question. Does time of possession affect how well a defense can perform? If Tyson can help keep the offense out there does that help the defense rest and make adjustments? How big of a factor is that?
Love the break down. But let’s pump the breaks here a little bit. The Bears relied heavily on the run game last week, Bagent was a game manager at best. I would like to see what he does with a better secondary so let’s see if he suits up vs Saints week 9
I love that folks think this kid isn't athletic, or that he has a "noodle arm." He's a crossfit junkie for fucks sake, and he can bomb the shit out of the ball. Hopefully we see it against the Chargers this week.
