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OT: Bears Talk - Justin Fields era begins

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Re: OT: Bears Talk - Justin Fields era begins 

Post#301 » by dice » Mon May 3, 2021 12:51 am

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Daniel Jones as been excellent as a pro? I take it you don't follow football? That is the only reason for making that statement. He has lead the league in fumbles each of his two years in the NFL. He has been sacked 83 times in 26 starts. In 14 starts last season he threw 11 TDs and 10 INTs.

rookie QBR 55.7
2nd year 61.5

only macro stat that matters. because it's situational. that he managed those above average results despite running for his life behind an awful line while learning the position at the pro level is remarkable. and you don't KNOW football if you think that a QB should be judged heavily on how often he's sacked. TD passes are overrated as well. jones's INT % is low given how much he's pressured. he needs to reduce negative outcomes under pressure, for sure, but he ranked 12th in passing grade from a clean pocket last season and is highly accurate on the deep ball

meanwhile, haskins's QBR under similarly bad circumstances:

rookie 28.0
2nd year 31.0

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QBR is an ESPN made up stat they came up with years ago that they tried to push to replace QB Rating... It flopped and no one uses it. I am surprised they still update it each season. Oh and who else had an 61 QBR last season (20th best).... Mitch Trubisky...

a stat's popularity has jack **** to do with how good it is. QB rating is garbage, just like PER. QBR analyzes EVERY PLAY and gauges how much it increases/decreases the expected number of points scored on the drive. which is all that matters at the end of the day.

example 1:

if a QB fumbles on first and goal at the 1, that's hugely consequential. if he fumbles on 4th and 10 at midfield, not so much

example 2:

if a QB completes a 10 yard pass on 3rd and 9, that's very important. if he does so on 3rd and 14, not so much (unless it gets the team into field goal range)

example 3:

if a QB throws an INT on 1st and 10, that's really bad. if he throws a hail mary with the clock at 0 and it gets picked off...same thing as an incompletion

and yes, trubisky was pretty good last year. although he missed the tough part of the schedule
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Re: OT: Bears Talk - Justin Fields era begins 

Post#302 » by dice » Mon May 3, 2021 1:01 am

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WindyCityBorn wrote:TD passes are overrated? Now I have read of all.


As a predictive metric? Yes.

it's important, just overrated. what's more important, a 20 yard pass at midfield or a 1 yard TD pass at the goal line? if the QB is on your fantasy team, it's the latter. otherwise...

not a great comparison, but it's kinda like W/L record for a pitcher. depends a lot on run support, which is out of the pitcher's control. the best predictor of a pitcher's W/L record is not his prior W/L record, but rather his prior ERA! whereas the number of TD passes depends a lot on how often the team passes, WHEN the team passes, the big play ability of receivers, quality of end zone targets, etc

in the seasons when tom brady has played every game, his TD totals have ranged from 23 to 50. he has been at minimum a good QB every year of his career

daniel jones threw 24 TDs as a rookie. only 11 last season. yet he was marginally more productive overall last season
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Re: OT: Bears Talk - Justin Fields era begins 

Post#303 » by 2018C3 » Mon May 3, 2021 1:06 am

CaPiTanAK wrote:The NFL scouts are still primarily flawed with racists. That’s how they miss so badly in D Watson and L Jackson. This time, the Bears have purged themselves of morons and finally drafted a player with L Jackson insane physical tools, and D Watson similar pedigree instead of the QB skin. The sky is the limit for this kid. Prioritize the line, and protect our future QB. I have a good feeling about this kid.



This post is a joke. "NFL scouts are still primarily flawed with racists".

I agree organizations should draft the best. I'm also happy with the Fields pick.

Today the front offices are going to pick the best guy regardless of color. Please don't bring this racist junk into sports, Sports is one place in this society today where "people", respect "people".

If anyone succeeds regardless of nationality, religion, or color, the whole city will love them.

Whats funny, is I'm, white as most of you know. When Trubisky was drafted, and traded up for all my friends at the party were saying the same thing your friends were saying, But race was not a topic. We just all thought it was a stupid decision when others were available. Black /Blue/ Brown / Pink / White never once entered the conversation. Alll we talked about was skill sets.

One of good friends. said at the time. "We just got another Grossman". I'm now a Packers Fan, and he became one out of pure spite.


I can guarantee you we weren't jumping along with joy waving little rebel flags.
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Re: OT: Bears Talk - Justin Fields era begins 

Post#304 » by dice » Mon May 3, 2021 1:08 am

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CaPiTanAK wrote:The NFL scouts are still primarily flawed with racists. That’s how they miss so badly in D Watson and L Jackson. This time, the Bears have purged themselves of morons and finally drafted a player with L Jackson insane physical tools, and D Watson similar pedigree instead of the QB skin. The sky is the limit for this kid. Prioritize the line, and protect our future QB. I have a good feeling about this kid.



This post is a joke. "NFL scouts are still primarily flawed with racists".

I agree organizations should draft the best. I'm also happy with the fields pick.

Today the front offices are going to pick the best guy regardless of color. Please don't bring this racist junk into sports, Sports is one place in this society today where "people", respect "people".

If anyone succeeds regardless of nationality. religion or color, the whole city will love them.

largely true. unless he takes a knee
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Re: OT: Bears Talk - Justin Fields era begins 

Post#305 » by Sinistar6 » Mon May 3, 2021 1:44 am

As a Bears fan I love this deal and am excited.

That being said this is the perfect storm for Pace/Nagy, they bought themselves at lease another 2 years IMO. Is this good for the Bears? It all depends on JF.

Ps: I love that he rocked the Dancing Bear hat!
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Re: OT: Bears Talk - Justin Fields era begins 

Post#306 » by Susan » Mon May 3, 2021 2:13 am

2018C3 wrote:
CaPiTanAK wrote:The NFL scouts are still primarily flawed with racists. That’s how they miss so badly in D Watson and L Jackson. This time, the Bears have purged themselves of morons and finally drafted a player with L Jackson insane physical tools, and D Watson similar pedigree instead of the QB skin. The sky is the limit for this kid. Prioritize the line, and protect our future QB. I have a good feeling about this kid.



This post is a joke. "NFL scouts are still primarily flawed with racists".

I agree organizations should draft the best. I'm also happy with the Fields pick.

Today the front offices are going to pick the best guy regardless of color. Please don't bring this racist junk into sports, Sports is one place in this society today where "people", respect "people".

If anyone succeeds regardless of nationality, religion, or color, the whole city will love them.

Whats funny, is I'm, white as most of you know. When Trubisky was drafted, and traded up for all my friends at the party were saying the same thing your friends were saying, But race was not a topic. We just all thought it was a stupid decision when others were available. Black /Blue/ Brown / Pink / White never once entered the conversation. Alll we talked about was skill sets.

One of good friends. said at the time. "We just got another Grossman". I'm now a Packers Fan, and he became one out of pure spite.


I can guarantee you we weren't jumping along with joy waving little rebel flags.


In 2016 where were you at with Kaep kneeling?
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Re: OT: Bears Talk - Justin Fields era begins 

Post#307 » by 2018C3 » Mon May 3, 2021 2:26 am

2018C3 wrote:
CaPiTanAK wrote:The NFL scouts are still primarily flawed with racists. That’s how they miss so badly in D Watson and L Jackson. This time, the Bears have purged themselves of morons and finally drafted a player with L Jackson insane physical tools, and D Watson similar pedigree instead of the QB skin. The sky is the limit for this kid. Prioritize the line, and protect our future QB. I have a good feeling about this kid.



This post is a joke. "NFL scouts are still primarily flawed with racists".

I agree organizations should draft the best. I'm also happy with the Fields pick.

Today the front offices are going to pick the best guy regardless of color. Please don't bring this racist junk into sports, Sports is one place in this society today where "people", respect "people".

If anyone succeeds regardless of nationality, religion, or color, the whole city will love them.

Whats funny, is I'm, white as most of you know. When Trubisky was drafted, and traded up for all my friends at the party were saying the same thing your friends were saying, But race was not a topic. We just all thought it was a stupid decision when others were available. Black /Blue/ Brown / Pink / White never once entered the conversation. Alll we talked about was skill sets.

One of good friends. said at the time. "We just got another Grossman". I'm now a Packers Fan, and he became one out of pure spite.


I can guarantee you we weren't jumping along with joy waving little rebel flags.


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I reacted to this post. when I first read it. I'm happy to see several other say the same before I had to catch up.

Now about the Knee thing, someone mentioned above. I support the right to do it, That's what America is about. "Freedom of Speech". People have fought and died for this right.

I do not think corporations have to necessary agree with social programing. If they allow it I'm okay with that. If they do not I'm also ok.

The whole knee thing was a big insult to veterans. It's not for one guy to do it and then assign a new meaning to his intentions, and force everyone to understand. I was taught to stand ever since I was in grade school. I hope others could understand how this action may be considered offensive.

I can not personally take a society norm, and start doing things that others find offensive, and then tell people it has a different meaning to me and not expect criticism, just deal with it!

This action will never sit right with me, sorry. I hope that does not make me racist, because in my mind I would have also been upset with anyone who did this, regardless of color / race / religion.

The action means something else to me, than it did to Kaepernick. His opinion is no more valid then mine. We each have a right to disagree.

That's whats great about America. He does not have to understand what it means to me, and I can struggle to understand why He took this approach.

I could easily get along on a bar pub with someone who disagrees with my own opinions, and have a back and forth discussion, without hating another person if they dis-agree.
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Re: OT: Bears Talk - Justin Fields era begins 

Post#308 » by dice » Mon May 3, 2021 2:51 am

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Re: OT: Bears Talk - Justin Fields era begins 

Post#309 » by Susan » Mon May 3, 2021 2:54 am

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Cool, now do the WR group that Mac had in Bama and what he's going to have in NE.
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Re: OT: Bears Talk - Justin Fields era begins 

Post#310 » by dice » Mon May 3, 2021 2:55 am

2018C3 wrote:The whole knee thing was a big insult to veterans.

it was a veteran who suggested that he do that rather than sit, which he had been doing previously. and many veterans have publicly supported kaepernick because the right to socially protest is part of what they have sacrificed for
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Re: OT: Bears Talk - Justin Fields era begins 

Post#311 » by 2018C3 » Mon May 3, 2021 2:59 am

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2018C3 wrote:The whole knee thing was a big insult to veterans.

it was a veteran who suggested that he do that rather than sit, which he had been doing previously. and man.
veterans have publicly supported kaepernick because the right to socially protest is part of what they have sacrificed for


I Agree, he has the right.

I have the right to do many things that my employer may not be happy with. If I cause them to loose money and they reprimand me, its my own fault, and I would accept the responsibility.

Just Imagine if Chris Lister started putting out twerk video's on youtube. It would effect company stock, and if they fired him, Id be okay with that.
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Re: OT: Bears Talk - Justin Fields era begins 

Post#312 » by dice » Mon May 3, 2021 3:00 am

small town mormon disney star uncomfortable with ja'marr chase flashing gang sign:

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Re: OT: Bears Talk - Justin Fields era begins 

Post#313 » by ThisGuyFawkes » Mon May 3, 2021 3:05 am

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2018C3 wrote:The whole knee thing was a big insult to veterans.

it was a veteran who suggested that he do that rather than sit, which he had been doing previously. and many veterans have publicly supported kaepernick because the right to socially protest is part of what they have sacrificed for


As a veteran, I love these guys kneeling. Flags and anthems are silly, and countries are just another way to put humans into little groups so we can like or dislike each other for no good reason.
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Re: OT: Bears Talk - Justin Fields era begins 

Post#314 » by 2018C3 » Mon May 3, 2021 3:11 am

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2018C3 wrote:The whole knee thing was a big insult to veterans.

it was a veteran who suggested that he do that rather than sit, which he had been doing previously. and many veterans have publicly supported kaepernick because the right to socially protest is part of what they have sacrificed for


As a veteran, I love these guys kneeling. Flags and anthems are silly, and countries are just another way to put humans into little groups so we can like or dislike each other for no good reason.


I'm obviously not getting much support here, and that's ok. I support all your opinion's as a freedom we all have in this country, and think people should also support mine.

I don't dislike people who disagree, I just don't always understand opposing opinions on various subjects. 1/2 my family is very conservative, and 1/2 is very liberal. We all disagree, and get along. There have been no political fights yet.

A democrat or a republican are both invited into my home and surroundings. I don't fear either, and treat all the same. Just like how I would like to be treated.
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Post#315 » by chicagoballer » Mon May 3, 2021 3:30 am

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Nothing, other then some good guys sometimes get injured and are not able to display the talent that got them drafted. Fans like to criticize players like this, but sometimes injury's are real, and do effect performance.

It would suck to work your life into a position to athletically succeed, and make good choices along the way. Only to have a series of injury's take it all away.

I don't like calling people who try and fail to injury busts.

I try to reserve that term to people who cause there own demise through bad choices.


He made $16 million. He played in the nfl. That alone is success enough. But bears got really nothing from him.

I wanted to give him the bad luck card, but his ego is also evident in the article. He Said he had drops because of rain and didn’t want to get hit on his shoulder. Also said… “I’m saying, if you compare who I was competing with, I win all day.” He didn’t win his position but thought he deserved to start over others. He had drops and was injury prone. He seems salty more than humble.

If I meet him in person, I would of course treat him with respect like anyone else. But by draft grading, he is a bust.
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Re: OT: Bears Talk - Justin Fields era begins 

Post#316 » by Dresden » Mon May 3, 2021 3:32 am

The thing with Kap is, if he had been able to play the way he did when he took them to the SB, he would probably still be in the NFL. The 49'ers let him go because he just wasn't doing the job. And then nobody else wanted him because he just wasn't that good PLUS he had all the baggage that came with his political stance. But if was still playing like a top notch QB, I am positive owners and GMs would not have froze him out of the nfl.
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Re: OT: Bears Talk - Justin Fields era begins 

Post#317 » by WindyCityBorn » Mon May 3, 2021 4:43 am

dice wrote:small town mormon disney star uncomfortable with ja'marr chase flashing gang sign:

https://i.imgur.com/g5tslL8.mp4


Visibly so. He is in for a culture shock. And Chase is an idiot for doing that.
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Re: OT: Bears Talk - Justin Fields era begins 

Post#318 » by Dominator83 » Mon May 3, 2021 6:11 am

Dresden wrote:The thing with Kap is, if he had been able to play the way he did when he took them to the SB, he would probably still be in the NFL. The 49'ers let him go because he just wasn't doing the job. And then nobody else wanted him because he just wasn't that good PLUS he had all the baggage that came with his political stance. But if was still playing like a top notch QB, I am positive owners and GMs would not have froze him out of the nfl.

That's what nobody wants to talk about. At the time that he took a knee, he had already lost his job to Blaine Gabbert. Blaine......Gabbert...... People. Kap is a genius for finding a way to keep himself famous.

Did that play a part in being black balled? Yes. But as mentioned, if he was still a top shelf QB teams would still have lined up to get him.
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Re: OT: Bears Talk - Justin Fields era begins 

Post#319 » by bearadonisdna » Mon May 3, 2021 12:04 pm

wow i came into the bears thread and found a whole page on race relations
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Re: OT: Bears Talk - Justin Fields era begins 

Post#320 » by ATRAIN53 » Mon May 3, 2021 2:07 pm

Still pretty shocked. I can't wait for fall but I want to enjoy some summer first.

I just remember this kid getting drilled early in the Clemson playoff game - and still toughing it out 3 quarters.

I'd like to think Bama would not have pasted them so bad the next week in the BCS title game if he was 100% healthy.
You could see him wincing at every throw, it was gritty.

Obviously he played hurt to win a title - but was it to improve his draft stock too?
I mean we had high profile players skipping bowl game the prior year to avoid injury and protect draft stock.
Imagine if he won that game and beat BAMA - playing hurt. Would he have been #2? Coiuld he have leaped Trevor?

and being the #11 pick means his guaranteed $$$ is not insane.
He's gonna have to work and prove he's good to get that next big deal.

I hope they keep all 3 QB's - he can learn from Foles.
Not sure what to do with Duelin Dalton but you can never have enough QB's.

and love the Rodgers out of our division rumors. I'd still like to beat him a few times before he retires!

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