BEARS/Packers - Thursday Night Football - 9/28/2017

Post #21 » by **RedBulls23** » Fri Sep 29, 2017 8:06 am

John Fox needs to be fired simply due to the fact that he keeps playing starters during blow out loses late in games. Rather mind boggling that he would risk the health of Cohen, Jordan, and even Miller in such meaningless situations. I bet the way he runs practice is probably archaic too.

I won't be surprised if our injury issues go down big time if he's replaced in the off-season.

Post #22 » by **RedBulls23** » Fri Sep 29, 2017 8:10 am

I give you Mike Glennon...

Read on Twitter

Post #23 » by **RedBulls23** » Fri Sep 29, 2017 8:33 am

Susan wrote:Packers Glennon is worse than Packers Cutler.

Also, Tony Romo is quite bad.

Really? That definitely seems to be a minority opinion.

I like him. Love his analysis and break down of plays. Especially when he calls them right before they are about to happen.

Post #24 » by **RedBulls23** » Fri Sep 29, 2017 8:38 am

Also, that throw downfield (throw was so wobbly too) to Bellamy into essential double coverage, Wright was open down the sidelines.

Axxo · Post #25 » by **Axxo** » Fri Sep 29, 2017 12:51 pm

Post game sounded like they are actually considering making coaching changes and line changes...

CjayC · Post #26 » by **CjayC** » Fri Sep 29, 2017 4:49 pm

Read on Twitter

The mutiny begins. Could he be asking for Trubisky any more obviously

Axxo · Post #27 » by **Axxo** » Fri Sep 29, 2017 5:27 pm

QBs don't cover receivers, catch passes, or defend the run. Dont think Hick was suggesting changing that position solves their issues. If he was then I expect zero mistakes in all areas once that one change is made

Post #28 » by **CBS7** » Fri Sep 29, 2017 6:04 pm

You can't be a turnover prone game manager. Glennon needs to be gone. Its like he's got the bad aspects of Cutler with none of the good. I don't care about his accuracy since such a high percentage of his passes are inside 5 yards.

CjayC · Post #29 » by **CjayC** » Fri Sep 29, 2017 6:19 pm

Axxo wrote:QBs don't cover receivers, catch passes, or defend the run. Dont think Hick was suggesting changing that position solves their issues. If he was then I expect zero mistakes in all areas once that one change is made

The Packers had under 200 yards passing, and under 100 yards rushing. Bears dominated time of possession. That game was 1000% on Glennon. You give an S-class 1st ballot hall of famer perfect field position what else is gonna happen. The defense was working with absolutely no margin of error and communication issues are 100x magnified. If they were punts instead of turnovers a few of those big passes just end up at the 40 or 50 yard line, instead of the redzone.

Moving MT won't solve all the issues for sure. The wide receivers are an issue, but if Glennon isn't safe with the ball there's no point to him being there anymore. If moving Mitch to #2 on the depth chart was just about getting him reps and having him learn how to prepare as a professional and they're absolutely deadset on not playing him, I'd rather see Sanchez out there starting over Glennon.

Post #30 » by **RedBulls23** » Fri Sep 29, 2017 6:23 pm

Axxo wrote:QBs don't cover receivers, catch passes, or defend the run. Dont think Hick was suggesting changing that position solves their issues. If he was then I expect zero mistakes in all areas once that one change is made

No one has ever argued such a thing or said that playing MT would solve all the problems.

And the bears run defense has been solid to good so far this season.

Axxo · Post #31 » by **Axxo** » Fri Sep 29, 2017 6:29 pm

Defintely saying stuff like the game is 1000% on Glennon is suggesting that. And how could players even consider a mutiny over the QB position if they arent looking at themselves. I saw plenty of mistakes that had nothing to do with the QB.

CjayC · Post #32 » by **CjayC** » Fri Sep 29, 2017 6:36 pm

Axxo wrote:Defintely saying stuff like the game is 1000% on Glennon is suggesting that.

If you dominate time of possession, and hold the other team to under the century marks passing & rushing that's not supposed to be a loss . Now where's the aberration that made this deviate. Could it be the 1 person that was responsible for 4 turnovers?

Axxo · Post #33 » by **Axxo** » Fri Sep 29, 2017 7:13 pm

CjayC wrote:
Axxo wrote:Defintely saying stuff like the game is 1000% on Glennon is suggesting that.

If you dominate time of possession, and hold the other team to under the century marks passing & rushing that's not supposed to be a loss . Now where's the aberration that made this deviate. Could it be the 1 person that was responsible for 4 turnovers?

Or it could be on the team. The oline allowed the sack which caused a fumble, the center snapped the ball off Glennon's foot causing another turnover so still not "all" Glennons fault

Post #34 » by **RedBulls23** » Fri Sep 29, 2017 7:25 pm

No, that fumble was on Glennon. He held on to the ball in the pocket too long and completely missed a open Miller.

Basically at this you're arguing that the rest of the team needs to be perfect before any blame gets put on Glennon or before anyone is allowed to put criticism on his play. Glennon isn't an NFL level QB, and the rest of the team's mistakes don't change that.

Post #35 » by **RedBulls23** » Fri Sep 29, 2017 7:26 pm

At this point it just doesn't make sense to trot out Glennon anymore.

Better off going through the ups and downs with Trubisky because at least he would getting game experiance and developing.

Axxo · Post #36 » by **Axxo** » Fri Sep 29, 2017 7:38 pm

RedBulls23 wrote:No, that fumble was on Glennon. He held on to the ball in the pocket too long and completely missed a open Miller.

Basically at this you're arguing that the rest of the team needs to be perfect before any blame gets put on Glennon or before anyone is allowed to put criticism on his play. Glennon isn't an NFL level QB, and the rest of the team's mistakes don't change that.

No I am arguing that "all" the blame cant be placed on one guy. Even the commentators said Glennon only committed a couple bad passes at the point the bears were down 21. I didnt say he didnt make any mistakes. You guys just want him out no matter what he does.

Axxo · Post #37 » by **Axxo** » Fri Sep 29, 2017 7:51 pm

RedBulls23 wrote:At this point it just doesn't make sense to trot out Glennon anymore.

Better off going through the ups and downs with Trubisky because at least he would getting game experiance and developing.

That's your outside opinion. No one knows where they want MT to be at in his preparation except the coaching staff and Pace

Post #38 » by **RedBulls23** » Fri Sep 29, 2017 7:56 pm

Axxo wrote:
RedBulls23 wrote:No, that fumble was on Glennon. He held on to the ball in the pocket too long and completely missed a open Miller.

Basically at this you're arguing that the rest of the team needs to be perfect before any blame gets put on Glennon or before anyone is allowed to put criticism on his play. Glennon isn't an NFL level QB, and the rest of the team's mistakes don't change that.

No I am arguing that "all" the blame cant be placed on one guy. Even the commentators said Glennon only committed a couple bad passes at the point the bears were down 21. I didnt say he didnt make any mistakes. You guys just want him out no matter what he does.

No, I want him out because he's not a nfl QB. He's straight trash.

Post #39 » by **RedBulls23** » Fri Sep 29, 2017 7:57 pm

Axxo wrote:
RedBulls23 wrote:At this point it just doesn't make sense to trot out Glennon anymore.

Better off going through the ups and downs with Trubisky because at least he would getting game experiance and developing.

That's your outside opinion. No one knows where they want MT to be at in his preparation except the coaching staff and Pace

Yes, that's what we do here, give our opinions.

Post #40 » by **RedBulls23** » Fri Sep 29, 2017 8:04 pm

It's looking more and more like MT is going to start. So even the coaching staff is starting to see that the Glennon experiment is a waste of time.