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fleet wrote:sco wrote:8-) please become good!
https://www.sportsmockery.com/chicago-bears/bears-sign-intriguing-tackle-alex-taylor-to-practice-squad/
Yes, Castillo can take these guys off the sidewalk because, Castillo. Hes THAT good. According to Pace, he’s the best
Susan wrote:fleet wrote:sco wrote:8-) please become good!
https://www.sportsmockery.com/chicago-bears/bears-sign-intriguing-tackle-alex-taylor-to-practice-squad/
Yes, Castillo can take these guys off the sidewalk because, Castillo. Hes THAT good. According to Pace, he’s the best
Castillo is Nagy's guy. What are you even talking about?
Brad Biggs wrote:Fields was in the bottom third of the league in too many key statistical metrics for the Bears to commit to the idea of trading down from the first pick for a bundle of future assets and then building around him.
ATRAIN53 wrote:so all this talk of replacing Nagy-
is there a list of replacements that were salivating over?
There aren't many legends or retreads left.
Jobs seem to go to the hot coordinator of thew week - which is how we ended up with TRESTMAN and Nagy.
I don't think he's great, but he does have experience now which is more than like say us hiring the next hot coordinator of the week that doesn't have any head coaching experience.....
Do we want a hot young college coach?
I never thought I'd miss Lovie Smith so much......
jsleesl28 wrote:ATRAIN53 wrote:so all this talk of replacing Nagy-
is there a list of replacements that were salivating over?
There aren't many legends or retreads left.
Jobs seem to go to the hot coordinator of thew week - which is how we ended up with TRESTMAN and Nagy.
I don't think he's great, but he does have experience now which is more than like say us hiring the next hot coordinator of the week that doesn't have any head coaching experience.....
Do we want a hot young college coach?
I never thought I'd miss Lovie Smith so much......
Not sure if Bill Cowher wants to coach again, but I think he would be the perfect guy.
I dont think Nagy is the guy. His system just does not work. Its a gimmick.
Michael Jackson wrote:jsleesl28 wrote:ATRAIN53 wrote:so all this talk of replacing Nagy-
is there a list of replacements that were salivating over?
There aren't many legends or retreads left.
Jobs seem to go to the hot coordinator of thew week - which is how we ended up with TRESTMAN and Nagy.
I don't think he's great, but he does have experience now which is more than like say us hiring the next hot coordinator of the week that doesn't have any head coaching experience.....
Do we want a hot young college coach?
I never thought I'd miss Lovie Smith so much......
Not sure if Bill Cowher wants to coach again, but I think he would be the perfect guy.
I dont think Nagy is the guy. His system just does not work. Its a gimmick.
Honestly I think the game passed Cowher by and I think he more “looks” the part than he is a good HC, or he would have had a job by now. He has had the opportunity 3 times since he left the Steelers to get the Bears job not to mention countless other HC jobs and it hasn’t happened. I just can’t see it now. That being said I take him over Nagy, but I think I would literally take any HC over Nagy except Marc Trestman.
This magic LSU season developed in part because of Brady's talents as a New Orleans Saints offensive assistant. He was hired in the offseason to install the spread/RPO offense at LSU.
The way the story is told, an initial 30-minute get-to-know-you meeting turned into hours when Burrow visited LSU as an Ohio State transfer. Burrow was intrigued by the new offense. The quarterback and his father, Jimmy, were looking at a school with a quarterback opening first, but there had to be a philosophical connection as well.
"We had concerns about the direction they were going on offense," Jimmy Burrow said. "Then it just became a discussion of football. They were showing film of Joe at Ohio State and what he could do at LSU."
The ironies have become obvious. Burrow has succeeded in an offense he was basically recruited to run at Ohio State.
Brad Biggs wrote:Fields was in the bottom third of the league in too many key statistical metrics for the Bears to commit to the idea of trading down from the first pick for a bundle of future assets and then building around him.
the ultimates wrote:So the Giants with a questionable line at best going up last year's 2nd ranked defense put up nearly 400 yards of total offense. They also attempted and completed passes beyond 20 yards with said questionable line. The Nagy apologists will probably find some other excuse now as to why he can't put together or call a competent game plan.
fleet wrote:
They cannot stop with the happy talk in every single instance. And secrecy btw. Whether or not Goldman plays, they gotta pump the sunshine up your ass. They are totally misreading this town atm which is currently craving straight talk amidst all the questions.
jnrjr79 wrote:fleet wrote:
They cannot stop with the happy talk in every single instance. And secrecy btw. Whether or not Goldman plays, they gotta pump the sunshine up your ass. They are totally misreading this town atm which is currently craving straight talk amidst all the questions.
I mean, fine, I guess that's what the fanbase wants, but that's not something a coaching staff should be worried about. Their job is to win football games, not win press conferences/interviews.
IliketheBullsNBearstoo wrote:jnrjr79 wrote:fleet wrote:They cannot stop with the happy talk in every single instance. And secrecy btw. Whether or not Goldman plays, they gotta pump the sunshine up your ass. They are totally misreading this town atm which is currently craving straight talk amidst all the questions.
I mean, fine, I guess that's what the fanbase wants, but that's not something a coaching staff should be worried about. Their job is to win football games, not win press conferences/interviews.
Yeah but if you aren't doing your job then you better do a better job of being transparent to the fanbase or you will have them where they are now.
Brad Biggs wrote:Fields was in the bottom third of the league in too many key statistical metrics for the Bears to commit to the idea of trading down from the first pick for a bundle of future assets and then building around him.
jnrjr79 wrote:fleet wrote:
They cannot stop with the happy talk in every single instance. And secrecy btw. Whether or not Goldman plays, they gotta pump the sunshine up your ass. They are totally misreading this town atm which is currently craving straight talk amidst all the questions.
I mean, fine, I guess that's what the fanbase wants, but that's not something a coaching staff should be worried about. Their job is to win football games, not win press conferences/interviews.
Brad Biggs wrote:Fields was in the bottom third of the league in too many key statistical metrics for the Bears to commit to the idea of trading down from the first pick for a bundle of future assets and then building around him.
the ultimates wrote:So the Giants with a questionable line at best going up last year's 2nd ranked defense put up nearly 400 yards of total offense. They also attempted and completed passes beyond 20 yards with said questionable line. The Nagy apologists will probably find some other excuse now as to why he can't put together or call a competent game plan.
TheJordanRule wrote:The O-Line is turrible. Until they can protect Andy, why would you ever put your franchise quarterback in harm's way like that? Let this kid redshirt this year, and address the leaky holes in the off season!
TheStig wrote:TheJordanRule wrote:The O-Line is turrible. Until they can protect Andy, why would you ever put your franchise quarterback in harm's way like that? Let this kid redshirt this year, and address the leaky holes in the off season!
So you gonna sit him for 3-4 years?
