Jayden Daniels is clearly the best QB out of last years draft
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He’d be sitting right where Caleb is if the Bears had picked him
1-0 vs Green Bay in 2025 and on a well earned vacation
1-0 vs Green Bay in 2025 and on a well earned vacation
He’s been the odds on favorite for the job at multiple points for weeks
He's so skinny but slippery as hell. Also as cool as a cucumber with a great arm.
I don't think Kingsbury is a great HC but he understands offensive football. Terrific OC.
It will be awhile until they figure out how to defend him
I thought he had some promise at Arizona. He had a very immature qb. I’d hire him
Can't defend it imo. Michael Vick can be defended, a guy that keeps his head up as he's scrambling is basically impossible to defend. Just do your best.
+ you add a coach that loves going for it on 4th down= nightmare for defenses
So, you're saying you'll Fvck up and hire Mike McCarthy? Now I'm hearing Eddie George? Wtf?
ha I saw that, too. his record is fairly impressive
I want the ND coach now that Vrabel is gone
How thankful is Jayden that Chicago passed on him? Pretty much saved his career before it started.
Tim Polasek? I mean, he had a good first season, but the NFL is a pretty big jump
Jayden went to an ideal situation and looks fantastic. I realize the trolling going on but the Bears are in dire need of mgmt change. Very similar to our own misfortune of bad coaching and decisions from above. Hopefully Rhule has made good staff changes. The bears fate is yet to be decided. Bring in a good coach for Williams, try like hell to assemble an OL from draft and FA. And develop and identity best suited for Willams talent.
The Bears have cast doubt that any of the above will happen from past action
The Bears have cast doubt that any of the above will happen from past action
That's the tough part about this. In order for the struggling teams to get that great OC, they have to hire him as a head coach and then hope that the new hire can bring in great coaches with him to the new staff.
Good coaches who fail in their current situation are in a unique position to know exactly what changes needs to be made. If that good coach is fired and replaced with a different coach, then the process resets. The new guy has to get "his guys" for "his system", blah blah blah. I'm glad Rhule got that eight year contract and has (or did have) the job security to stick around long enough to see those changes through.
