Bears beat Titans - who gets the game ball?

I agree it wasn't his best game, but we know he can play.  

Week one of the NFL is always unpredictable, and this was no exception. Here are my thoughts:

Offense: The IOL struggled against the Titans' defensive front, with Jeffrey Simmons and rookie T’Vondre Sweat looking dominant. I hope this week was an abberation and we just underestimated the Titan's DTs as even Teven Jenkins had trouble handling them. But if Shelton continues to underperform I hope they consider a move to Ryan Bates or Doug Kramer at Center. Caleb Williams didn’t have a great first game, but at least he avoided costly mistakes, so I hope he is reading defenses well even if execution wasn’t very good. The dropped TD by Keenan Allen was unfortunate and I suspect we'd be feeling a bit better about the game if he had brought that in. Allen and Moore did seem to be getting open, and I hope Allen's injury isn’t serious. The run game was largely ineffective, and the Titan's seemed to anticipate anything behind the line of scrimmage - probably because we never established the run.

Defense: The defense were dominant, with both the front seven and the secondary performing well. I loved Darrell Taylor's strip sack and Tyrique Stevenson's interception. To me it seemed like the turning point came when their starting guard went down and credit to Eberflus and the D Line for getting after his replacement. Will Levis crumbled under pressure towards the end, and his overall play was pretty bad. Overall I think the Titan's were a better team that we thought and with improved QB play they could be a decent team. If Mason Rudolph had started, I think we might have lost this one.

Special Teams: I really liked watching Tory Taylor punt, although I expect we’ll be seeing more than we'd like of him this season. Santos remains consistent. The highlight on special teams was obviously Daniel Hardy and Jonathan Owens combining for a punt block TD. Velus Jones had another bad muff, though I don’t think he should be cut. He’s still valuable as a gunner and offers versatility as a power back and receiver. But he absolutely can't be allowed to return any more kicks.

Enough ink on V jones. Let’s talk about something that matters. There was a lot of hype about Amegadjie.  I know nothing about him, but starting to get interested.  He was on the inactive list Sunday.  Is he still injured?  Or is a guy drafted #75 not worth having on the active roster? Could he transition to guard and replace Davis?  After what we saw on the OL against Titans, all options should be on the table.

Exactly. If he's on at RB he's taking snaps from Herbert or Swift, and if he's playing WR than Scott isn't (and I don't trust Scott at all but I'd rather have Scott running routes downfield than VJJ.)