Good breakdown of what was wrong in Pats game

Definitely. CW is a rookie. He's going to make mistakes. It's the job of the coaching staff to help him and put him in a position to succeed. Waldron up to this point makes Luke Getsy look like Bill Walsh. Asking a rookie to bailout your poor game plans and play calls is going is never going to work well. 

Contrast this with Daniels in the Commanders. They have a solid running game and they give him quick easy reads and only occasionally ask him to make tough throws. The last game the Bears didn't average 4 yds/rush and passed it 50% more than we ran it. That's putting a lot on a rookie QB. 

Here's another "good" one. 



They get into some of the bizarre route concepts and blocking schemes. 

I heartily disagreed with the decision to stick with Flus last offseason.  You all know the reasons why and I won't repeat them.

However, IF you were gonna stick with him, then it was absolutely paramount to nail the OC choice.  A) Because Flus is from the D side of the ball and B) because CW's development hinged on it.

So, to miss this badly, so badly that the guy you chose failed and got canned only halfway into his first season, is a major disaster.  I'm talking titanic level catastrophe here.  It's one thing for Luke Getsy to get fired after only a 1/2 season as he was with a uncompetitive rebuilding team running out Aiden O'Connell at QB.  It's another thing entirely here where you were expecting to compete for a WC berth and develop the #W1 overall pick in his rookie year.

Just when you thought the Chicago Bears organization couldn't possibly embarrass themselves any further, they now are threatening to wreck the most talented QB they have had in decades, if ever.  Their ineptitude has already squandered his first season, barring a miracle turnaround here which won't happen.