Flus could be in trouble at some point

Hate to say it, but I don't think Flus is in danger unless this season goes really, really bad. The Bears changed HCs 1 year into both Mitch's and Justin's time here and that was a mess. It's generally not a good idea to have a lot of turnover when you're trying to develop a new QB.

This is why they should have wiped the coaching staff clean last January and started fresh so that everyone was aligned. Then you give the coaching staff 3 years (min) to get your young QB off the ground.

Harbaugh was available. One of football's best offensive coaches who knows QBing. Just sayin.....you had better options than Flus.

Instead it feels like we are reinventing the wheel yet again on offense.

So close, should have just stopped after the 2nd sentence.  

1 this team was going to have 0 to do w/Harbaugh. The Mc's don't want a dude like that, and all the reports from the big 10 is that he and Poles didn't get alone b/c of how Covid went down. So Harbaugh was never an option even if they wipe the slate clean. Which they were never even thinking about doing.


But the first 2 sentences are dead on. Flus is in no real danger unless it all goes tits up, which nothing in the first 2 games suggests it will. First game was vs a legit Def and the 2nd was one of the best teams in the AFC w/a really good pass rush. That's a nasty way to start for a new QB and OC. Team should still find a way to win 9-10 games, which is what it was expected to do. 

IF the O is still in the starting blocks by week 10-12 he's on the hot seat though. You cannot have an O struggling to run and throw 2/3rds into the season; but I don't think that is going to be the case, my guess is it starts to look acceptable in the next 2-3 weeks. 

I completely agree. That is how it see it too