Film Study: Is Chase Claypool still good?
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Claypool is a pretty decent player, I would not disregard him by any means, this year I'm sure he will look much better as he joined the Bear's roster mid season. He will have more time with Justin and the offensive scheme and he should be a great addition to the offensive weapons, it's going to be a very exciting and interesting year for the Bear's and the fans this year. I am pumped to see how it all shapes out!! Bear Down!
Claypool is a great #2, a #2 spot that's fantastic for the bears. So far, Bears won. Compare stats, and it Chase by a mile right now, and when the season starts, he'll have more production than last season.
@@zaziedabeast9692 Certainly he doesn't hurt to have- got him with a minimum investment, may help the other receivers too.
You don't give up pick 31 for a Claypool. It seems to be a really bad trade.
@@zaziedabeast9692 Great ? NO ONE should use the word great with this guy. 😂
@@Mike-jv4rz You think pick number 31 overall is a "minimal investment"? HUH?
I have no problem with anyone critiquing the Claypool trade, but either fans are idiots or they just choose not to add contexts to any explanation of things. Lol..I think Ryan Poles understood exactly what he was doing trying to get his quarterback a legit Passing Target/Play maker. First off the man only played seven games with the Bears and was also hurt for the majority of the games played, secondly the trade was made on November 1st. for all you "smart-asses" There wasnt any "32pick" invovled at the time it probably would've been in the 40's also the offer was the Baltimore Ravens second round pick originally which the Bears received from the Roquan trade which The Steelers where fine with until the Packers which are a division rival of the Bears offered their second-round draft pick for Chase Claypool, so now the Bears had to offer their draft pick to not only get Chase, but also keep him away from a division opponent; furthermore at the time no one knew the Bears would end up with the worst record when you had teams like Houston, Arizona Indianapolis, I believe even Detroit at that time had a worse record, so in hindsight who is going to know that the Texans will give away the first overall draft pick winning a pointless game against the Colts by virtually throwing up a Hail Mary. Idiots are quick to creative narrative just so they can sound intelligent, but actually are very misinformed with the lack of information. At the end of the day the Bears came out like Bandits trading the #1 overall pick which they should of never had anyway..for a huge draft Haul as well as getting a number 1 receiver DJ Moore to go alongside of Chase Claypool who still has a whole season to prove himself. So please stop with the false narrative like the Bears GM literally traded the #32 overall pick for a player that still was drafted maybe a little later in the second round in 2020 #49 overall to be exact, So even with that the Vaule still matchups Pittsburgh is not going to trade a player they drafted in the second round who has been somewhat productive for lesser value you guys don't make any sense.
He was dealing with injuries and he was new too the system he gonna be find this year he gonna be a third option and that’s where he succeeds I do agree the Bears shouldn’t trade it a second round pick but he gonna be find with a off season to learn the playbook and get chemistry with Fields
So what was the issue in Pittsburgh? 😂
@@spaceghost8995 He was on his way to a 60+ catch 700-800 yd season with Steelers before getting traded after moving from number 2 to number 3
@@keithfranklin214 So what?
I can't believe the Bears traded basically a 1st round pick for Claypool, as a Steelers fan i was a big Claypool fan his rookie season i even got his jersey, but he regressed a lot since then, and he developed a diva like attitude he did dumb stuff like celebrating a 1st down catch when they needed to spike the ball cause there were no timeouts left and he got into a big fight with Minkah Fitzpatrick during practice so I wasn't surprised they traded him he seemed like he cared more about himself than the team
A lot of teams wanted to trade a second for him at the time, BeRs weren’t the worst team in the league so they didn’t know it would be the 32nd pick, still would have been the best receiver in the draft at the point though
Chase claypool for Joey Porter jr lol. The khan Artist
Claypool for 2 years, Porter would be 5
@@scheuermann11 Porter is only 4 years. Even though he was pick 32 he still is considered a second round pick
I enjoyed your well-done film study, but a well-done film study would be a fantastic one if it was a bit longer. It left me wanting more. Good Job.
The Bears essentially gave up a late first rounder for this guy. I can’t believe that Poles made that trade.
He knows exactly what he's doing.
When they made the trade he would have been a lower middle 2nd round pick
Chase should be like DK, they are the same size and speed but Chase plays way too small he doesn't go grab the ball or catch with his hands he catches with his body and falls too often.
They are absolutely not the same speed lol
@@cvrbon6 combine wise they are iirc
@@facelessman5362 4.3 vs 4.4. And that's 40 yards in a straight line without pads. DK plays much faster
@@cvrbon6 Oh I agree, that was my entire point Chase does not play to his potential at all he plays way slower and smaller than he actually is..
his biggest issue, especially for a QB like Fields, is he has very very little awareness when a play breaks down and coming back to his QB…hopefully for the Bears that comes with more experience. As a Steelers fan, we already got our pick so I’m certainly cheering for the kid.
do people know how hard it is to come in the middle of the season and learn a new coach and offense and quarterback. new route tree splits etc. Has to think about that rather than just playing fast. Claypool will be fine. And he was better than any second round receiver in this draft.
Also for the QB to learn him.
I will say this to anyone who says the Steelers won this trade and fleeced the bears.
Claypool came to Chicago the middle of the season, so he had to learn the offense on the fly.
The bears o line was straight garbage so there was few plays Fields could make plays to him.
But when he did, Claypool made good plays.
He could have have played more if it wasn’t for the dirty play of Rasul Douglass.
With an improved line, other receivers like Moore and Mooney, and a full off-season to learn this offense, plus the improvement of Fields, all of you will eat your words.
They kinda fleeced them, claypool probably doesn’t exceed 800 yards and 6 tds this year. He’s not bad but for pick 32 that’s a bad trade.
@@danmcgregor7023Just because he doesn't produce that much, doesn't mean he can't significantly help the offense.
The Bears passing offense is very low volume, so it's hard to produce much as a receiver.
But fantasy football doesn't equal real football.
@@FootBall-go1hr We are speaking the same language.
As a bears fan, I have watched the contributions Chase would have for us despite joining the team late.
It is not madden where one could make an in season trade and immediately produce.
There is a reason why there is an off-season training camp so guys can master the offense. Chase didn’t had that chance.
@@vincentbernal635 yeah Iv'e spent too much energy defending Claypool. Lol
I just hope the Bears can use him right, and he can help out the offense. He brings a very unique skillset, because of his freak athletism.
I'm fairly optimistic.
We'll see.
My thoughts EXACTLY!!
Hey big fan, could you do a Romeo doubs film study next? Got offered Claypool for doubs in fantasy
Was he ever good? He was a somewhat productive #2 but he was never a good WR
He's never been a good "WR"
But he's allways been a very very good athlete.
He is definetly a good weapon, he's just been in low volume passing offenses with bad QB play other than his rookie year.
Good player. Bad situations.
If Claypool was in this draft, I would have absolutely no problem taking him 33rd overall. I would have loved it. Yeah, it would be great to have him on a full rookie contract but its not that big of a deal. Bears have plenty of cap space and he is a talented receiver. The Bears offense as a whole was atrocious and the passes/plays he received really weren't that great. Not near enough deep balls and outside fades that he should be getting every game. The Bears utilization of him was not good at all. I think Claypool will show his true colors if the Bears use him properly and do really well.
People dont take into account the circumstances. He was traded to Bears mid season. In his 1st game he drew what should have been a blatant pass interference which would have ended up winning the game against Miami. So not many catches in the game, but that should have been a PI at the end of the game in addition to the long PI early in the game. That was after 2 practices. Then in his 4th game with Bears he was having his best game and had 5 or 6 catches early in 2nd qtr and got hurt and missed remainder of the game and next 2 games and missed practices for 4 weeks. He was traded to play across from Mooney who went on IR after getting hurt at beginning of 3rd game together.
So moral of story. Didnt have offseason with Bears. Started slow not knowing offense. When starting to grasp got hurt and D was able to key on him with Bears best WR on IR. Impact should be much greater in 2023 with complete offseason and healthy again.
People keep forgetting he's part of this year draft pick ....Bears are wining with him.
Hey Jackson, is this all 22 footage??
reminder there was only one game where fields and claypool both played >50% of the snaps. a full offseason should help claypool develop chemistry with fields
FINS UP
Claypool will have 65 catches 850 yards and 7 tds this year
And 20 drops😂
@@0fficial_601 lol go watch the nba you don’t know football
Keep him in the slot and jet sweeps and go from there. His catches were high in the slot. He's a miss match. Chase is still young. Hopefully he was humbled by this whole trade experience. He needed a reset. Good luck to em. One thing Pittsburgh has learned from Claypool is the importance of talented big receivers, but they won't be needing his services this time.
Exactly.
He is very good at being a gadget and running simple routes from the slot, because his athletism is rediculously freakish.
Just let him be an Evan Engram type of mismatch player
People hating on him don't understand football. He's a good player. Nothing special, but good. And he can help out the Bears offense a lot, if he's used right
@@FootBall-go1hrwhat do you mean people hating on him don’t understand football? People hating on him are because he absolutely plays like a small wide receiver and is the definition of INCONSISTENT. WR’s on your team should be consistent without consistency they are a waste of money and roster spot. Very very very legitimate reasons to not like the player. He plays small for. Big guy, Catches and places hands incorrect for catches. Once defenses understand this they not long worry about him as much. This was an absolute fleecing. I do wish the kid well he’s young and has time to develop but he will never be worth the 32nd overall pick.
i like mooney as the number two receiver more but i can understand moving mooney to the slot since he’s better as a route runner/speed guy than a deep threat.
Mooney will prob still be the #2 WR in terms of targets.
@Michael Lindstrand that’s definitely possible
Claypool HAS to play in the slot.
Claypool is more of a tight end then a reciever.
Mooney can play in good in the slot, but he is good on the outside too.
@Michael Lindstrand yall think told highly of Mr. Scott...He had 7 drops last season in college and is a 1 truck pony as far as route running. He'll need seasoning...He's doesn't run routes like a smaller wr of Zay Flowers nature and doesn't attack the ball like em either. He's literally just fast and runs past ppl and that's not enough to consistent beat bigger, stronger dbs
The bears are notorious for WR having no stats. It’s a run first kick ass defense second team.
Imagine trading for Chase Claypool
I think after that blowout against the patriots no one thought Bears would lose every game after that LMAOO bad move
Kingbarrelmaker, as if you forgot Claypool had to learn a new offense on the fly in the middle of the season, he got injured by a dirty play, and the o line was trash.
Lots of teams did imagine it, specifically the Packers
@michaellindstrand6454 They traded the 32nd pick in the draft for a guy that has zero value. 14 catches for 140 yards in 7 games. Any practice squad wr could have done that
@michaellindstrand6454 I watched the games. Week after week, he'd catch 2 wr screens for 20 yards. Any receiver in the league could do that.
That pick could have produced a much more valuable, impactful player.
Hopefully this year will be better. Dont know how or why he'll magically start producing, but I hope he does.
I agree, Chase Claypool was an overpay. But I have to say, the Bears getting him and DJ Moore is a massive upgrade that they probably couldn't do by drafting.
He was worth a second round pick most of them never pan out
Absolute L take
No he’s not. Already heard bears arent happy with him😂
don't think he's with the team after this season, so that would qualify as a mistake. as the only real mistake poles has made so far, I still have a ton of confidence in the management. especially given the bad situation they were putting Justin in last season, perhaps they felt the gamble was worth it
Kahn man won this trade 😮
He’s actually WR3 bc mooney is 2. He should eat.
Claypool is known for his blocking. Now with Moore and and a healthy Mooney, he could block on the run or pass. Much more effective use
We will find out this season. The first player in the 2nd round should be darn good.
Excellent. The BILLS could really get his potential out
Chase Claypool runs a 4.42, but he doesn't play that fast. To trade an early second round pick was horrible. AJ Brown was a far more productive player before being traded to Philly for the number 18 pick in the first round. The Bears wound up losing a high second round pick after being the worst team in football, for a player who that has not shown enough to warrant the trade, and will be a free agent at the end of the season.
Whoever signs him im Free Agency will get a HUGE steal.
Good player just allways been in bad situations.
Chase will be ok!!!!
The fact that the pick was used draft Porter Jr hurts lol
The jet sweeps seem really odd for a guy with Claypool's physical attributes
Idk man, I have a hard time buying into the Bears offensive scheme if they look at a big, moderately quick guy like Chase and decide to run him around the end...
Its a way to get a talented player involved in an offense they dont know yet.
He will have bounce back year
Yes he is still good.
Hasn't changed at all.
It just passing volume differnce
He was a terrible trade for my bears smh 🤦
not really. at the time the bears were looking like a team that was gonna get the 4th to 10th pick overall. which means no DJ moore, which means Claypool being on the team is far more desirable. the bears just got extremely lucky and were handed the number one overall pick, which made their 2nd round pick extremely high instead of a pick around number 40(which is what it looked like at the time of the trade). plus claypool is still better than any WR that woulda been available around pick number 40 when this all went down. the bears just got lucky when they fully started to tank the season away for a better pick, and had the biggest fluke to end the season giving them the #1 pick. they werent in full tank mode when they traded for claypool, and no one ever thought they would be the 1st overall pick. people were hoping we would just sneak into the top 5.
you have to look at all the context. sure in hindsight it looks bad. but they had no way of knowing that they would end up with the number one overall pick and then they could trade that away for DJ moore, Darnell Wright, Tyler Scott, a 1st round pick next year and a 2nd round pick the year after that. but without them knowing they would end up with the 1st overall pick, which would then produce DJ moore and Tyler Scott, getting Fields some actual targets was a huge priority, and going for Claypool wasnt the worst idea at the time. it just looks bad now that we have DJ moore and Tyler Scott on top of the 2nd round pick being way higher than anyone thought it would be at 32 overall.
Chase was a dissapointment bears should have traded a 3rd or 4th as their limit
Packers had offered 2nd round pick as well.
Not an 'over pay'! Alot of this undue critiism of Claypool is misinformed or, just hate! But he is neither a 'bust' or some wasted 2nd round '23 draft pick that was aquired to get him.
Claypool came to the Bears into 3/4th of a season already played not knowing their Playbook [for all that was worth] and then being asked to come up to speed on it.
Claypool is essentially the 2023 2nd round pick tho, with experience, which will make him somewhere between the relative phenom he was as a rookie and then slightly less than that, but he is not what most fans are complaing about.
Both Mooney and Claypool will star right along side DJ Moore this year, but the ones who are sh**ing on him won't apologize or admit they were wrong!.
The Steelers fleeced the bears
only time will tell
@@Davo2times porter was top 3 cb in the draft, great value and potential. They won- cowboys fan
@@lilguy952 1 interception in college
@@Nickh4929 internet are not how we judge CBs. It’s coverage ability.
Can’t really catch the ball if they don’t throw to you.
Stick with it tho you’ll learn football
@@JohnM-sw4sc hate when people look at stats to see if a player is good or not bum ass Casuals
Aged like fine milk.
He's been dissapointing but still young and on a short list of WR's that have blessed sauce gardner
He hasn't been disapointing. He's just been in bad situations and has been misused
@@FootBall-go1hr dissapointing after 11 td's as a rookie
@@charliebrown_24 that's literally only because of the decrease in passing volume and QB quality.
It has nothing to do with him.
@Kylian Mbappé hope so I'm not judging him after being in a whole new situation mid season. I really think him and fields are gonna do work this year.
Chase was a monster Saftey in HS, they should let him play both ways to get some of that trade value back lol
If the Bears didn't outbid the Packers for Claypool, Aaron Rodgers would still be a Packer😂
He's going to get 1000 yards this y
Is Mooney still good?
Yes he is a still good.
He is a great WR 2
The problem is the passing offense is very low volume.
u stay ragging on the bears bro ...
He will be wr3. He’s not as good as Mooney
did not know he was ever good in NFL ?
Let me save you from watching no Chase sucks and thank God Pittsburgh traded him for essentially JPJ! Go Steelers!
Was he ever good?
You haven't done your homework.
😂😅😅😂
Lions suck
Everything you do is negative,
This video sucks. But keep hustling bro. Dnt stop….
And that's way Pittsburgh doesn't have the Georgia pass rusher.