Caleb hasnt score a TD in a month. Hes soo good. The two TDs were created by the Team not Caleb. Hes getting carried by the team all year takes no responsibility and suddenly when hes willing listen to the OC the offense functions. Talent doesnt equal greatness, thats execution and he hasnt been doing much of it. He misses reads for anticipation throws constantly and looks like a less athletic more pocket elusive fields. I really hope he develops into someone better instead of every week shaming someone other than Caleb. Cutler had games where he lead offense to scoring in the high 30's but he was at fault for throwing a late pick bc he wasnt perfect. They didnt blame the Def for being trash and letting up 40. Bears def this year averaging like 19pts a game and they score around the same. his average release went from almost 3 seconds all year to under 2.3s against green bay. not surprisingly he didnt get sacked as much. I have no problem firing the OC he didnt listen to at all and give him someone hes willing to communicate with but stop sheilding a guy whos been bad more than he hasnt. He hasnt even outplayed Trubisky yet though i assume he will get there once he pulls his head out of his a$$.
The only thing left this season is seeing how brown and Caleb can develop together. A good start. Now can Flus learn to manage a game? May not matter at this stage. But Caleb development that's so important and w Brown at the helm we're back to that
@@christopherharris3229 hey man I wanted that too but now we got Caleb and gotta root for him or pick another team. As a bears fan, I'm rooting for Thomas and Caleb to figure some shit out. Looked much better.
@@christopherharris3229 I’ve watched enough Justin vs Packers defense in the past and Justin never looked liked this vs GB, at least from a pocket passer perspective. Too many times GB would deploy zone like in the 1st and 2nd meetings of last year vs GB and he couldn’t process what they were doing. At least with Caleb, it looked like the moment wasn’t too big for him, and he’s still a rookie. That gives me some encouragement moving forward.
It’s not that I don’t believe in Caleb, it’s that I don’t believe in the McCaskeys to allow the right coach to be hired. And that throw at 12:30 was risky but it also hit Allen right in the hands.
@@og-vise Those folks just want to shit on Caleb and not think about the fact that keeping Fields would have meant paying to extend him. Like I keep bringing this argument every time when folks keep bringing him up: if Fields was THAT much better (and he hypothetically would be since he's got 3 years of experience) he SHOULD be starting in front of Wilson. However, he isn't and the Steelers are still winning and won against a division rival for the top seed with Wilson at the helm. It's not that I even hate Justin, I loved him as player and as a dude outside of football but he isn't that guy. Part of it was the Bears could not develop him properly due to being in between regimes and he got picked by the previous GM and the team was essentially in transition. His talent alone wasn't enough to keep him with the team. Bears had the top pick so obviously better to drage a really good but potentially great QB under a rookie contract instead of having to spend for a QB who you know what their ceiling is at that point.
@gregspears9380 I'm talking his tape on Caleb and yeah he didn't throw a TD pass but I'm not playing fantasy. I like to see progress with a rookie and feel like he is leaning and not getting killed back there. If you had the bears in the Superbowl you were a moron everything else is working to the future. Probably with a new coach.
This is what I like about this channel…99% of the time the media looks at highlights and the stat box and say Caleb is a bust no touchdowns the bears lost blah blah blah. Bears fans know the coaching has been such a detriment on his development and he needs consistency. Ben Johnson we beg you to come and make this Bears team who they should be. He has 0 turnovers in 4 games… Waldron was playing not to lose but with Thomas Brown they let him be a little looser today and still no turnovers. That’s great to see from a rookie QB
Thank you for the content Tim!! Caleb is the real deal and we see what he can do with a competent play caller. He now has TWO 4th quarter game winning drives this year which eberLOSE pissed away. We'll start winning once flus is fired and we get a competent HC. The McCaskey's are the WORST owners in football and pushing the buttons, which is why I believe we'll continue to be basement dwellers. Wish they'd sell the team.
@@lyndonohue3350 It's so frustrating being a fan with these owners..... Halas is rolling in his grave because he did not want the McCaskey's to take control of this team.
Lafleur basically called out the Bears coaching afterwards.. but, if you watch him in game he knows the Bears have the talent to compete/win already... and if they get the next head coach right?.... Watch out. They should fire Flus NOW and let Thomas Brown finish out the year. At least Brown won't stunt Caleb and/or take away what should have been game winning drives.. Excited (sadly not this year) for the future with Caleb, Moore, Kmet, Odunze & co.
So couple comments after watching. With the Keenan play that got a no grade, I don’t mind the risk. Gave it a good ball, and put trust in Keenan against a LB With the scramble throw on 3&19, I did enjoy it a lot that after he ducked the one rusher, he looked behind him to see where the other rusher was Finally, with the out to Keenan to set up the FG, I also liked that he noticed the blitz and set up the 7 man protection. Good game from Caleb, one loss closer to eberflus gone (especially with always conservative calls)
There were a lot of videos today that pointed out all the reasons we lost, thank you for highlighting some of the good this game had....I have to be honest this season is very likely done, it would take a miracle to get to the playoffs at this point....So I want to see games like that stacked upon each other. Solid play calling, Caleb showing specials plays and him making the opposing team pay for a blitz....Great video!!
I didn’t expect much this year tbh, it was always all about Williams among other rookies and younger guys development. There are still glaring holes in the offensive and defensive line. We all knew they were there going into the season too.
It was really nice seeing all of the skill players on offense get utilized and make meaningful plays. Kmet, Keenan, Rome, DJ, Swift, and RoJo all at least had a first down!
Most of this stuff is Waldron’s but the coaching behind it is amazing. Screens on the short side, plays lined up ready to go, making the plays look alike, and building up rather than just throwing plays out there. The build up to play actions and deeps balls. The quicks to kmet. Swift on first and second. Rojo on short yards. TRUSTING your young quarterback. I don’t know what we plan to do with with Coach TB but he’s worked wonders.
Damn Thomas Brown is a beast!!! This is how Waldron should have been running the offense. Love how he incorporated ROSCHON!! All the difference man. A damn 4 year old could see waldrons playing calling and know it’s not going to work!! THANK YOU COAXH BROWN!! Develop our qb 🙏🏼🙏🏼
Haven’t seen anyone really mention it and not sure if Tim is aware but the firing of Waldron seemed to really bring the offense alive. Absolutely awesome job for the next guy in line to step up and have a pretty good offensive game against our rival. Definitely gives us a little something to look forward to for the remainder of the season! 🐻⬇️
That pass to Kmet on the sail got me straight up outta my chair! That was Rodgers-esque. We used to see crap like that from him ALL THE TIME against the Bears. If Caleb can start doing that all the time? OMG..I can't even describe what that will be like.
“I don’t know what Kmet did to Waldron,but it must’ve been awful” literally the thought on every Bears fans mind after the Jacksonville game on till he got fired.
Besides having my heart ripped out again I do have more hope. Not for this season, but hope that Caleb will turn into what we all hope he will. He's getting there. With a competent head coach (which is a stretch to believe the Bears will ever get that right) and coordinator, he may finally be the franchise QB we've been searching for forever.
In the Chargers game they were at the Bengals 29 yard line and Harbaugh ran the ball to get closer for the field goal. Dobbins broke it for a game winning TD. Play not to lose!
With that risk reward throw, yeah he should have taken the back, but if he doesn’t sling it, it’s a sack! Glad he gave Keenan a shot. My man got coached up this week and it paid off, I’m here for it.
Caleb Williams isn't t he problem. Fields wasn't the problem. Hell, Trubisky wasn't the problem. The problem is the Bears organization. After all these years, they still have no clue how to develop a qb. And you would think that they would follow what there hated rivals figured out. Green Bay had two hall famers back to back. And Love is beginning his career looking good. Although he's been struggling lately. But Rodgers sat behind Favre and learned. Love sat behind Rodgers and learned. I remember a time when it was damn near illegal to have a rookie qb start in his first season. The entire O-line were drafted as run blockers. They don't have the personnel to do the things that they are trying to do. And that's on coaches. You have to call plays to the strength of your personnel. Williams has been sacked way too often. That will ruin a qb very quick. He's young. If you can't trust your o-line you get ansy. That's why he overthrown wide open recievers down field. I think he's doing great with the situation he walked into. Ot doesnt matter how good your recievers are if you dont have have time to get them the ball. Some of the throws he's making are elite. He put the Bears in position to beat Green Bay by himself. If this kid ever actually gets time he's gonna be unstoppable. But knowing the Bears history at that position, I have no reason to be optimistic that they will develop him. I'm a Bears fan. But I'm 44. I've seen this movie way too many times. I know how it ends
Commenting for the YT algo. Love your game breakdowns. Was super happy with Caleb's progress in this one. And his instinct for the 2-minute drill that JF1 didn't really have. Unfortunately, other phases lost both of those games (Commanders and Packers) last second. Probably could have won both with better coaching decisions by Flus and been 6-4 instead of 4-6.
NFL is like music industry of the 90s, addicted to their easy profits and unable to see the future, which are shows like this one Tim. Keep doing this, it's great content
I was actually commenting to my son before the game that I was worried that the HITS principle was making Caleb scared to throw 50/50 balls. I was happy to see the Keenan Allen play. Let your playmakers make the QB right.
Caleb has never been the issue, coaching has and incompetent bottom feeding coaches will never take the Bears to the next level. Ownership and management are afraid to hire a HC who will shake things up like a Ditka or Campbell in Detroit. This team desperately needs a coaching overhaul. If most fans are like me they are numb to these losses and the team.
Agreed. People who don’t think coaching matters haven’t had good coaching. Yes, great athletes can overcome bad coaching at skill positions, but not when the brain and rhythm are involved.
Thought the decision to cut it loose to Allen on your 'NO GRADE' was questionable, but understand why he did ("my guy is gonna win"). That said, the ball placement after he did cut it loose was absolutely perfect.
I like the throw to Keenan on the deep over. Watching it from the tight, I think he needed to anticipate that a half second sooner. May not have changed the outcome, but I would like to see the timing and anticipation in that throw vs seeing it first and then throwing. Of course the safe play would be to check it down and pick up 6-7 yards. I don't blame him for taking that shot to Keenan.
on that Keenan Allen "risk reward" pass - my issue with that is his footwork. Caleb loves to shuffle feet and then sling a throw, when he doesn't need to. It was really nice placement - but had he actually planted and stepped into that throw, might have been a different outcome.
20:53 I am convinced that in a parallel universe where we do decide to run another play before the kick, that it also turns out poorly because that's just how it goes with them.
It's promising, but it was a new OC. Seems like it usually takes a few weeks for defenses to adjust to new tendencies with play calling. If we can continue to look like this the rest of the year and next year we may sneak into a wildcard in the next 3 to 5 years.
The side arm throw to Keenan Allen that you didn't like had a defender with his back turned right before Caleb threw it. Problem is that Allen is 85% of what he used to be. Can't create separation on routes longer than 10 yards!
12:30 I don’t hate this decision… it ends up being a pretty nice and very catchable ball (obviously I’m not blaming Keenan, that’s still a tough catch). Especially the past few weeks we’ve seen Caleb look way too timid. As an nfl qb, sometimes you need to take the high risk throws, and honestly it’s pretty refreshing to see him finally looking comfortable enough to go for those again. If he can execute (and we know he can) it’s not a bad decision imo.
16:45 Caught my eye: Roschon picks up the block, then squeaks out. What's the grade on this? He's keeping his hands in and low, almost setting up for a release to give Caleb an outlet. Or am I just seeing the result of a mismatch? Either way, nice to see the big back being used. Thanks for helping me learn!
As a Bears fan, when it was 3rd and 19, we all thought it was over. Those 2 throws show me Caleb is our guy. Now all we need to do is 🔥 Eberflus
He showed balls after being sacked hard twice before
I look forward to this every Monday. If Sunday confirmed anything, it’s that Caleb is our guy-he’s a dog.
100% agree he plays with heart and makes shit happens
That throw to Odunze was a throw Bears QB don’t ever try, Caleb has nerves of steel
@@jameswallace5133literally ever😂
@@jameswallace5133 right bro
Caleb hasnt score a TD in a month. Hes soo good.
The two TDs were created by the Team not Caleb.
Hes getting carried by the team all year takes no responsibility and suddenly when hes willing listen to the OC the offense functions.
Talent doesnt equal greatness, thats execution and he hasnt been doing much of it. He misses reads for anticipation throws constantly and looks like a less athletic more pocket elusive fields.
I really hope he develops into someone better instead of every week shaming someone other than Caleb.
Cutler had games where he lead offense to scoring in the high 30's but he was at fault for throwing a late pick bc he wasnt perfect. They didnt blame the Def for being trash and letting up 40.
Bears def this year averaging like 19pts a game and they score around the same.
his average release went from almost 3 seconds all year to under 2.3s against green bay. not surprisingly he didnt get sacked as much.
I have no problem firing the OC he didnt listen to at all and give him someone hes willing to communicate with but stop sheilding a guy whos been bad more than he hasnt.
He hasnt even outplayed Trubisky yet though i assume he will get there once he pulls his head out of his a$$.
I believe in Caleb for the simple fact that I havnt seen a bears qb since Cutler to lead game winning drives with confidence
💯 he should’ve got a W in Washington and in this game. He can perform when the game is on the line.
These hard mondays are made better by this analysis
Not a bears fan but i get excited seeing these young guys show why they were drafted in the first place. Especially when everyone hates on them
Thomas Brown may have saved Caleb’s development
The only thing left this season is seeing how brown and Caleb can develop together. A good start. Now can Flus learn to manage a game? May not matter at this stage. But Caleb development that's so important and w Brown at the helm we're back to that
Not convinced. Packers were not expecting Caleb to run so much, he still can consistency throw past 5 yards accuracy
@BeepsAndBeats it's not necessarily about being convinced, it's about seeing progression, development in our rookie QB.
@@PheeblePhilosopherhe is still convinced that the Bears should've kept Fields 😂
@@christopherharris3229 hey man I wanted that too but now we got Caleb and gotta root for him or pick another team. As a bears fan, I'm rooting for Thomas and Caleb to figure some shit out. Looked much better.
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I’ve watched enough Justin vs Packers defense in the past and Justin never looked liked this vs GB, at least from a pocket passer perspective.
Too many times GB would deploy zone like in the 1st and 2nd meetings of last year vs GB and he couldn’t process what they were doing.
At least with Caleb, it looked like the moment wasn’t too big for him, and he’s still a rookie. That gives me some encouragement moving forward.
Man I loved this game! All the way to the last play , then my soul was ripped out! Definite progression!
17:28 this is where Fields/Trubisky fumble/throw a pick vs Green Bay every damn time
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Exactly, when I saw he got sacked twice I immediately thought “it’s over” but he made it 4th and short and CONVERTED IT.
@@randomgamer2427same. The way he escaped the sack and threw a dart. I thought we had it but flus gonna flus
Yeah he showed up and I got em picking the Vikings apart Sunday bear down should have won this one
It’s not that I don’t believe in Caleb, it’s that I don’t believe in the McCaskeys to allow the right coach to be hired. And that throw at 12:30 was risky but it also hit Allen right in the hands.
Allen had it too. He just didn’t secure it correctly
i'd rather have him be risky and go for it, than be safe and take sacks - as well as more heat from people who still think JF should be our qb
Linebacker had a hand in there to to be fair
@@og-vise Those folks just want to shit on Caleb and not think about the fact that keeping Fields would have meant paying to extend him. Like I keep bringing this argument every time when folks keep bringing him up: if Fields was THAT much better (and he hypothetically would be since he's got 3 years of experience) he SHOULD be starting in front of Wilson.
However, he isn't and the Steelers are still winning and won against a division rival for the top seed with Wilson at the helm.
It's not that I even hate Justin, I loved him as player and as a dude outside of football but he isn't that guy. Part of it was the Bears could not develop him properly due to being in between regimes and he got picked by the previous GM and the team was essentially in transition. His talent alone wasn't enough to keep him with the team.
Bears had the top pick so obviously better to drage a really good but potentially great QB under a rookie contract instead of having to spend for a QB who you know what their ceiling is at that point.
Waldron was like a loaded trailer, slowing everybody down. Much improved against a good defense at that.
Packers D is cheeks bro
@@youngsterjoey9038it’s one of the top defenses in the league buddy 😂 constantly moving the goalpost just admit Caleb is a franchise qb
Glad you're feeling better man! Thanks for the content every Monday! It's the one thing about the Bears I look forward to..
On the field Goal, the Packers should have been called for a penalty. They ran right into the center.
I do appreciate the fact that Tim seems to be impartial and still roots for the team...
Great tape only thing I've got to hang on to as a bears fan.
Great Tape … Caleb has Zero TD Passes in the last 4 Games …. It had now officially been over one month since Caled threw a TD Pass …. Over a Month ✅
@gregspears9380 I'm talking his tape on Caleb and yeah he didn't throw a TD pass but I'm not playing fantasy. I like to see progress with a rookie and feel like he is leaning and not getting killed back there. If you had the bears in the Superbowl you were a moron everything else is working to the future. Probably with a new coach.
thank you for these videos, they always make my mondays
This is what I like about this channel…99% of the time the media looks at highlights and the stat box and say Caleb is a bust no touchdowns the bears lost blah blah blah. Bears fans know the coaching has been such a detriment on his development and he needs consistency. Ben Johnson we beg you to come and make this Bears team who they should be. He has 0 turnovers in 4 games… Waldron was playing not to lose but with Thomas Brown they let him be a little looser today and still no turnovers. That’s great to see from a rookie QB
Thank you for the content Tim!! Caleb is the real deal and we see what he can do with a competent play caller. He now has TWO 4th quarter game winning drives this year which eberLOSE pissed away. We'll start winning once flus is fired and we get a competent HC. The McCaskey's are the WORST owners in football and pushing the buttons, which is why I believe we'll continue to be basement dwellers. Wish they'd sell the team.
And a competent O Line!
Spot on. We'll fire Flus, hire another "nice guy" that will toe the line for the McCaskey's, and we will repeat the same madness.
@@lyndonohue3350 It's so frustrating being a fan with these owners..... Halas is rolling in his grave because he did not want the McCaskey's to take control of this team.
Lafleur basically called out the Bears coaching afterwards.. but, if you watch him in game he knows the Bears have the talent to compete/win already... and if they get the next head coach right?.... Watch out. They should fire Flus NOW and let Thomas Brown finish out the year. At least Brown won't stunt Caleb and/or take away what should have been game winning drives.. Excited (sadly not this year) for the future with Caleb, Moore, Kmet, Odunze & co.
So couple comments after watching.
With the Keenan play that got a no grade, I don’t mind the risk. Gave it a good ball, and put trust in Keenan against a LB
With the scramble throw on 3&19, I did enjoy it a lot that after he ducked the one rusher, he looked behind him to see where the other rusher was
Finally, with the out to Keenan to set up the FG, I also liked that he noticed the blitz and set up the 7 man protection.
Good game from Caleb, one loss closer to eberflus gone (especially with always conservative calls)
Great stuff
Thanks for highlighting the positive after a painful loss
There were a lot of videos today that pointed out all the reasons we lost, thank you for highlighting some of the good this game had....I have to be honest this season is very likely done, it would take a miracle to get to the playoffs at this point....So I want to see games like that stacked upon each other. Solid play calling, Caleb showing specials plays and him making the opposing team pay for a blitz....Great video!!
I loved the Keenan throw. Good ball and a risky throw. We’ve been asking for Caleb to get aggressive. Love it.
Thank you brother. Love these as always. You the man
Clearly Waldon was the problem... Next year should be much better if they get Flus out of this kids way.
But I'm so tired of saying "next year".
I didn’t expect much this year tbh, it was always all about Williams among other rookies and younger guys development. There are still glaring holes in the offensive and defensive line. We all knew they were there going into the season too.
It didn’t have to be like this either, we need to stop blowing winnable games
It was really nice seeing all of the skill players on offense get utilized and make meaningful plays. Kmet, Keenan, Rome, DJ, Swift, and RoJo all at least had a first down!
Most of this stuff is Waldron’s but the coaching behind it is amazing. Screens on the short side, plays lined up ready to go, making the plays look alike, and building up rather than just throwing plays out there. The build up to play actions and deeps balls. The quicks to kmet. Swift on first and second. Rojo on short yards. TRUSTING your young quarterback. I don’t know what we plan to do with with Coach TB but he’s worked wonders.
Damn Thomas Brown is a beast!!! This is how Waldron should have been running the offense. Love how he incorporated ROSCHON!! All the difference man. A damn 4 year old could see waldrons playing calling and know it’s not going to work!! THANK YOU COAXH BROWN!! Develop our qb 🙏🏼🙏🏼
Caleb is the man . Sunday was just a glimpse of greatness . As a rookie he is going through the good and the bad and the ugly .
Thanks again, really appreciate these!
Your breakdowns are the best. Appreciate you
Love the videos! Commenting for the algorithm!!!
Love your weekly analysis. Appreciate it brotha
Great tape. Thanks🎉
Haven’t seen anyone really mention it and not sure if Tim is aware but the firing of Waldron seemed to really bring the offense alive. Absolutely awesome job for the next guy in line to step up and have a pretty good offensive game against our rival. Definitely gives us a little something to look forward to for the remainder of the season! 🐻⬇️
That pass to Kmet on the sail got me straight up outta my chair! That was Rodgers-esque. We used to see crap like that from him ALL THE TIME against the Bears. If Caleb can start doing that all the time? OMG..I can't even describe what that will be like.
Fantastic, as always!
Love this. Can't wait to catch you on CHGO Bears tomorrow!
Great job as always
"Complimentary football" Haha! Love the mock.
Caleb is not the problem! thanks for confirming that dude!
“I don’t know what Kmet did to Waldron,but it must’ve been awful” literally the thought on every Bears fans mind after the Jacksonville game on till he got fired.
Definitely looking forward to this one
Besides having my heart ripped out again I do have more hope. Not for this season, but hope that Caleb will turn into what we all hope he will. He's getting there. With a competent head coach (which is a stretch to believe the Bears will ever get that right) and coordinator, he may finally be the franchise QB we've been searching for forever.
Excellent break down!
In the Chargers game they were at the Bengals 29 yard line and Harbaugh ran the ball to get closer for the field goal. Dobbins broke it for a game winning TD. Play not to lose!
I love seeing Roschon blocking well in there for Caleb.
Great stuff Tim. BearDown and FGB
Thank you Tim❤ I still don’t know how you aren’t viral on TikTok
With that risk reward throw, yeah he should have taken the back, but if he doesn’t sling it, it’s a sack! Glad he gave Keenan a shot. My man got coached up this week and it paid off, I’m here for it.
favorite video of the week
Oh I never doubted CW for a minute. ❤❤
Caleb Williams isn't t he problem. Fields wasn't the problem. Hell, Trubisky wasn't the problem. The problem is the Bears organization. After all these years, they still have no clue how to develop a qb. And you would think that they would follow what there hated rivals figured out. Green Bay had two hall famers back to back. And Love is beginning his career looking good. Although he's been struggling lately. But Rodgers sat behind Favre and learned. Love sat behind Rodgers and learned. I remember a time when it was damn near illegal to have a rookie qb start in his first season. The entire O-line were drafted as run blockers. They don't have the personnel to do the things that they are trying to do. And that's on coaches. You have to call plays to the strength of your personnel. Williams has been sacked way too often. That will ruin a qb very quick. He's young. If you can't trust your o-line you get ansy. That's why he overthrown wide open recievers down field. I think he's doing great with the situation he walked into. Ot doesnt matter how good your recievers are if you dont have have time to get them the ball. Some of the throws he's making are elite. He put the Bears in position to beat Green Bay by himself. If this kid ever actually gets time he's gonna be unstoppable. But knowing the Bears history at that position, I have no reason to be optimistic that they will develop him. I'm a Bears fan. But I'm 44. I've seen this movie way too many times. I know how it ends
Commenting for the YT algo. Love your game breakdowns. Was super happy with Caleb's progress in this one. And his instinct for the 2-minute drill that JF1 didn't really have. Unfortunately, other phases lost both of those games (Commanders and Packers) last second. Probably could have won both with better coaching decisions by Flus and been 6-4 instead of 4-6.
SINGLE DOINK
Great stuff been long time watcher long time sharer
Great video. It’s really relaxing to ne
NFL is like music industry of the 90s, addicted to their easy profits and unable to see the future, which are shows like this one Tim. Keep doing this, it's great content
Thanks
Don't give us hope, Tim. We can't handle another letdown.
I was actually commenting to my son before the game that I was worried that the HITS principle was making Caleb scared to throw 50/50 balls. I was happy to see the Keenan Allen play. Let your playmakers make the QB right.
That deep throw to allen shoulda been caught 1, and 2 shoulda been PI
Bears/Packers is always a bid deal, and Caleb went out and played QB like a grown a$$ man. Loved to see it. 🐻🔽
This is awesome.
Waldron is the classic overthinker. I like keeping it simple with CW
I really really really liked the risk/reward throw to Keenan I want him throwing that ball and giving his playmakers a chance
Caleb has never been the issue, coaching has and incompetent bottom feeding coaches will never take the Bears to the next level. Ownership and management are afraid to hire a HC who will shake things up like a Ditka or Campbell in Detroit. This team desperately needs a coaching overhaul. If most fans are like me they are numb to these losses and the team.
Agreed. People who don’t think coaching matters haven’t had good coaching. Yes, great athletes can overcome bad coaching at skill positions, but not when the brain and rhythm are involved.
Numb is the perfect word. I wasn’t even mad yesterday. I felt it coming.
So Titans, Cardinals, Patriots games don't count?
@@paulhester489This is his first game with new OC lol
Did he not do everything before the draft to place pressure on him and garner negative attention from the previous vets?
Thought the decision to cut it loose to Allen on your 'NO GRADE' was questionable, but understand why he did ("my guy is gonna win"). That said, the ball placement after he did cut it loose was absolutely perfect.
The "risk/reward" throw to Kenan is a bad on the WR. Great throw, Kenan gets his hands on the ball but doesn't make a play for his QB.
I yelped at the 4th and 3 throw and woke up my dog.
O-line finally showed up and let this guy do his thing
Toss sweep off that dj moore motion screen would be sweet
I like the throw to Keenan on the deep over. Watching it from the tight, I think he needed to anticipate that a half second sooner. May not have changed the outcome, but I would like to see the timing and anticipation in that throw vs seeing it first and then throwing. Of course the safe play would be to check it down and pick up 6-7 yards. I don't blame him for taking that shot to Keenan.
great stuff
on that Keenan Allen "risk reward" pass - my issue with that is his footwork. Caleb loves to shuffle feet and then sling a throw, when he doesn't need to. It was really nice placement - but had he actually planted and stepped into that throw, might have been a different outcome.
Thanks.
On the 4th down conversion to Swift it looks like a TD to Allen just as open
That kick still hit the upright. Was so close
that field goal still hit the crossbar. if we would have gained just one more yard that kick would have been good
It was so close that who knows, one more yard it may not have been tipped
12:21 I like the risk reward and think it’s a good ball. Put it where his receiver gets it or no one does.
20:53
I am convinced that in a parallel universe where we do decide to run another play before the kick, that it also turns out poorly because that's just how it goes with them.
Great stuff. Can't wait to see Caleb playing for a real NFL coach...
"I have no idea what Kmet did to Waldron". 😂
Caleb Williams for the algorithm
It's promising, but it was a new OC. Seems like it usually takes a few weeks for defenses to adjust to new tendencies with play calling. If we can continue to look like this the rest of the year and next year we may sneak into a wildcard in the next 3 to 5 years.
DJ is a fullback with wide receiver skills.
When they hire kliff or been johnson please apply for OC 🔥🔥🔥
FTA and we continue on
"I have no idea what Kmet did to Waldron... but it must have been awful" lmao
im okay with the risk reward throw to allen, it was placed extremely well
The side arm throw to Keenan Allen that you didn't like had a defender with his back turned right before Caleb threw it. Problem is that Allen is 85% of what he used to be. Can't create separation on routes longer than 10 yards!
12:30 I don’t hate this decision… it ends up being a pretty nice and very catchable ball (obviously I’m not blaming Keenan, that’s still a tough catch). Especially the past few weeks we’ve seen Caleb look way too timid. As an nfl qb, sometimes you need to take the high risk throws, and honestly it’s pretty refreshing to see him finally looking comfortable enough to go for those again. If he can execute (and we know he can) it’s not a bad decision imo.
caleb is clearly not the problem, it’s the coaching staff/ culture
16:45 Caught my eye: Roschon picks up the block, then squeaks out. What's the grade on this? He's keeping his hands in and low, almost setting up for a release to give Caleb an outlet. Or am I just seeing the result of a mismatch? Either way, nice to see the big back being used. Thanks for helping me learn!
I think CW18 is that dude fs!
Caleb is special man. Not worried about him. He easily played better than love too. Packers won on a non call.
Que the "You deserve to lose! Your QB paints his finger nails!"
Waldron not using Kmet for like 3 weeks was absolutely criminal and I'm glad he's gone.
I like the throw to Keenan there, I’d rather have him be aggressive
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FTA broseph!