Kmet & Gerald Everett already proving to be lethal TE duo.
May 23, 2024 10:59:16 GMT -6
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Post by JABF on May 23, 2024 10:59:16 GMT -6
Apparently Shane Waldron loves using TEs to wreck defenses & Kmet and Everett are looking good already in OTA's. After listening the the NFL analysts discuss the Waldron O here in Chicago it sounds like this won't be a carbon-copy of Seattle's O due to the weapons here. Basically, they expect Waldron to have a big toolbox to use on gamedays & he can be strategic in how he takes down defenses. Don't expect the same thing each week. And opposing defensive coordinators are not going to have an easy time preparing for the Bears O this year.
In light of that, you gotta wonder about how this season will actually play out.
I get the 8.5 wins over/under. But then I think about, we had some close games last season that may have ended differently with a high-powered offense. Hey, we only lost by 8 points to Green Bay after a strong last half of the season. We lost to the Browns by 3 points, and the Lions by 5 points. We beat the Vikings during that run too. Broncos beat us by 3. Bills won by 3. There were other close losses. We still won 7 games anyway. Does it sound too crazy to think the team couldn't do even better in the NFCN than last year? And a 10 win season doesn't sound too crazy either, in light of the upgrades to this offense - yes, even with a rookie who will inevitably make his share of rookie mistakes.
I'm trying really really really hard to limit the Kool Aid drinking but gotta admit I'm hitting the sauce a bit early (and harder) this year. Anyway, here's the TE article:
In light of that, you gotta wonder about how this season will actually play out.
I get the 8.5 wins over/under. But then I think about, we had some close games last season that may have ended differently with a high-powered offense. Hey, we only lost by 8 points to Green Bay after a strong last half of the season. We lost to the Browns by 3 points, and the Lions by 5 points. We beat the Vikings during that run too. Broncos beat us by 3. Bills won by 3. There were other close losses. We still won 7 games anyway. Does it sound too crazy to think the team couldn't do even better in the NFCN than last year? And a 10 win season doesn't sound too crazy either, in light of the upgrades to this offense - yes, even with a rookie who will inevitably make his share of rookie mistakes.
I'm trying really really really hard to limit the Kool Aid drinking but gotta admit I'm hitting the sauce a bit early (and harder) this year. Anyway, here's the TE article:
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Bears TE duo already proving to be a huge problem for opposing defenses that no one is talking about in 2024
Bears TE duo already proving to be a huge problem for opposing defenses that no one is talking about in 2024
