Yup. I agree. And these guys have seen him up close. He will succeed. I just want it to be in Chicago.
That's my take on it. I have often thought that if the Bears couldn't develop Fields, what makes them think the next man up will be "developed" into anything? I won't beat the dead horse here and let it go. But expecting the Bears to build an offense often feels like expecting monkeys to perform neurosurgery. LOL, nothing good is gonna come from that :-)
Yup. I agree. And these guys have seen him up close. He will succeed. I just want it to be in Chicago.
That's my take on it. I have often thought that if the Bears couldn't develop Fields, what makes them think the next man up will be "developed" into anything? I won't beat the dead horse here and let it go. But expecting the Bears to build an offense often feels like expecting monkeys to perform neurosurgery. LOL, nothing good is gonna come from that :-)
I'm sort of that mind, myself.
"Until you show me you know how to generate an offense, you don't deserve to draft guys like CW or Maye or anyone else for that matter. Get it right and stop the madness."
Plus this logic helps me ignore all the CW cultists.
That's my take on it. I have often thought that if the Bears couldn't develop Fields, what makes them think the next man up will be "developed" into anything? I won't beat the dead horse here and let it go. But expecting the Bears to build an offense often feels like expecting monkeys to perform neurosurgery. LOL, nothing good is gonna come from that :-)
I'm sort of that mind, myself.
"Until you show me you know how to generate an offense, you don't deserve to draft guys like CW or Maye or anyone else for that matter. Get it right and stop the madness."
Plus this logic helps me ignore all the CW cultists.
By this logic, though, aren't you basically saying "Until you show me you know how to generate an offense, we'll pay this mediocre guy that we couldn't develop big money instead of drafting a cheaper guy that could work out"?
"Until you show me you know how to generate an offense, you don't deserve to draft guys like CW or Maye or anyone else for that matter. Get it right and stop the madness."
Plus this logic helps me ignore all the CW cultists.
By this logic, though, aren't you basically saying "Until you show me you know how to generate an offense, we'll pay this mediocre guy that we couldn't develop big money instead of drafting a cheaper guy that could work out"?
My hope is that the new CEO/President Kevin Warren, and of course Ryan Poles - understand the modern NFL - and consequently they will build up the talent on the offense side of the ball to where it needs to be in the modern NFL. Building a defense has always been easy for Chicago. But the offense has been the albatross around our neck forever here. They have no clue (in the past) but beginning in 2024 I do believe we will see the investment in offense that needs to be there in order to have a great ROI, return on the investment.
"Until you show me you know how to generate an offense, you don't deserve to draft guys like CW or Maye or anyone else for that matter. Get it right and stop the madness."
Plus this logic helps me ignore all the CW cultists.
By this logic, though, aren't you basically saying "Until you show me you know how to generate an offense, we'll pay this mediocre guy that we couldn't develop big money instead of drafting a cheaper guy that could work out"?
LOL, exactly.
The next ex-Bears QB who goes on to stardom somewhere else will be the FIRST.
Bears had the #2 offense in the NFL in 2013 with Forte, Bennett, Jeffery, and Marshall. But the D was poor and the QB was GoodJay/BadJay Cutler so they couldn't make a run. We could play these chicken-and-egg games all day long.
I love JF as a person. Wanted him to work out sooooo badly. But he couldn't lead a clutch drive to save his life and was befuddled by zone coverage every time. Oh yeah.....that was all Getsy's fault.
The Fields cultists are so enamored with his persona and golden feet that can't see his intrinsic flaws. Flaws which have barely improved, if at all, in 40 games.
Fields is a bottom Tier QB in every meaningful stats. The Bears would be better off without him and no one can provide any meaningful stats showing why the Bears should keep him outside of my feelings.
This is my one post in this thread cause people will cry for stating it.
