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Not really. They're both similar in that their owners don't have a clue what makes a good or winning GM, HC or anything else. When NFL: team owners don't understand something, they do what all other humans do: either shunt away all decision-making about it onto someone else (the Bears hired Poles & Poles hires everyone else) or go the other extreme like Jerry Jones & pretend they're competent. Both spell disaster because either way you have No Accountability. The owner who wants to act macho will only hire yes-men & the person in charge will only want to keep the checks coming in & there's no one above them who can tell they're not doing their all. When you get a coach that cares about winning &/or their players that is the _exception,_ not the rule. Even Gruden is quite a tyrant. & that's the thing. When humans don't know what they're looking at, subconsciously they rephrase things in their heads into terms they can understand. As business owners they see players as employees & coaches like supervisors. Ergo _all_ team owners are going to look at tyrannical windbags like McDaniels (that's how you get back at Raiders fans) like Suitable Supervisors. Once they've convinced themselves they've got a Suitable Supervisor, they stop thinking about any of this. Twisting the unknown to something familiar itself FEELS LIKE accomplishing something. In truth it has: you've fooled yourself into thinking you've accomplished something when all you've done is avoid the responsibility. Like with any teen, that feels like an accomplishment in itself.

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The short answer is that Williams can't fix what's wrong with these Bears because QB talent was never the issue. How I prove this takes longer. Let's start with czcams.com/video/5JO1PsupF_U/video.html. It's a video that spliced William's college highlights with those of fields. Fields isn't only a better rusher, he's a _WAY better_ passer. It's not even close. You know what else? czcams.com/video/QuhUbISnr8s/video.html proves with stats that Fields reads defenses at an Elevated Level. So right off, our Negative Perceptions about Fields were wrong from the start. What else did we get wrong? & why does it mean Williams can't fix them? As the Eagles proved this past season Bad Coaches don't come into teams that have Winning Play-calling, ask what worked & build off of it. They impose Their Plays. _After_ Fields called out _his play-callers publicly_ after week 7 of '22, the ones sabotaging him panicked & changed the offensive play-calls. (Ebeflus idiotically boasted about meddling the offense when no one asked, then got angry when reporters asked him about this. Wotta twit). For the nest 3 weeks, the supposedly bad Justin Fields led the Entire NFL in scoring proving he wasn't the problem. But... For whatever reason You The Fans, media & analysts totally ignored this entire sequence. It's as if seeing Fields prove himself triggered some sort of Grand Disappointment that forced everyone to go into Deep Denial. The Bears switched back to the play-sets that halved their offense for a Full Year (the good plays reappeared in weeks 11 & 14-17 of '23 & they again scored WAY MORE points) proving again that Fields Wasn't The Problem. So here's how it affects Caleb. If Getsy was calling the bad plays, you'd have to not only explain how he snuck them by Eberflus for a Full Year after seeing how His Good Plays doubled the scoring & he didn't fire Getsy. So this is how we know the plays that kept a QB who could out-score Allen, Mahomes & Burrow with their Far Better Rosters looking like a bust are Eberflus'. The other play-caller is Waldron. Remember how I said Bad Coaches don't build on what good ones do? The great QB play that resurrected Geno Smith's career went to Tampa with Canales while Waldron floundered with the doubling of his receiving & running rooms. The Bears have Two Inept Play-callers running Williams' offense, both of whom have Never Called for receivers to go for Long Passes thus nullifying one of his Greatest Strengths. It's not like Caleb can decide to throw to the Good Receivers who aren't obeying the coaches' order & running routes not ordered by the coaches. That's how they get benched, traded or lose their careers because Other Coaches don't want players who Don't Run the Routes As Called on their teams. So Caleb _will be stuck_ with having to throw to receivers on the routes these 2 inept play-callers call. Fields couldn't overcome this with his more accurate & more powerful arm, so I don't like Caleb's chances.

@@UsefulPreconceivedNotions Exactly, but many Bears’ fans think he’ll save them, and whether C. Williams can respond to expectations or not; they still don’t have the best coaching and their O-line is still awful

@@yoshimario710 I know I already wrote a novel, but feel free to not read this either. It bores most people. We look up to sports figures. But in football, possibly because most people don't truly understand what an HC does, there's more loyalty towards one than in hockey for instance. So when there's a dispute with a player & the team, people feel uncertain & look to the HC to make them feel more secure. Like a surrogate father-figure. So when Fields called out the Bears' coaches for effing him around, psychologically people retreated in to a state of discomfort that they then wanted to be relieved from & saw Only The HC or Father-figure as capable of doing. At this point, Fields was already doomed. But if you can remove yourself from those mixed feelings, you should be able to see the bare facts without getting all twisted up. "The NFL isn't a person & if an HC sabotages a player, that's A Person doing that, not some Grand Representative of a Father we all wish we had. If Bellichick had responded to the Mac Jones fiasco with silence we'd all know Jones was a goner. Well? If Eberflus wasn't the one who was effing Fields around, he should at least have done something behind the scenes to end it. Poles' career can be haunted or ended if the guy he traded for a bag of chips ends up being top-15 anywhere else. Isn't it Highly Suspicious that _he wasn't_ looking into whoever was making the QB look inept? I knew the instant they said nothing that Fields was gone. At the _VERY least_ they should have reprimanded Fields for speaking publicly. But not even that? They were avoiding dealing with questions. They made it _obvious_ they were sabotaging Fields. & everyone but me looked away.

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It’s still the Bears. And Caleb is going to disappoint a lot of people.

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He doesn't have one and your take is pithy and correct.

Coleman could not get separation in college, gonna look even worse in the pros

A D1 football coach doesn't know ball? 🤔

No, he definitely doesn’t. I love Tyron Taylor more than most, but franchise QB? Put the crack pipe down lol

@@schartattackit’s TYROD Taylor. You love him so much you can’t even get his name right. 😂👎🤦‍♂️

​@@schartattackriiiiiight? Dude is UNHINGED like in a creepy AF way 😂

Me too (fins fan)

Hate away and live with this fruitcake in his delusional world. BILLS will be awesome again, probably better than last year. Haters can suck it and i hope it gets under all your skin when we succeed. 😂

so if u havent done something in life you cant have an opinion on it? I dont think so bro other wise it would be okay to tell you to stfu since noone knows what youve done.

If you have participated in organized football, youre opinion is gonna be based on nothing, so why bother? Sure you can be part of the conversation but dont hard line your opinion because its just gonna sound wacky to someone who has done it.

This dude is a D1 coach...

​​@@bigdog440spwho gives AF his take is dumb AF. "Tyrod Taylor blah blah.." Josh Allen was MVP-worthy last season. Broke multiple records. Led the NFL in touchdowns and yards and top-5 in every meaningful qb stat. Bills are closest to Chiefs and will replace them soon. Haters gonna hate. F them all.

You do know that worthy already pulled a hamstring, these videos are dumb!!

Your argument would hold a lot more weight if the first Bills Chiefs draft day trade didn’t result in the Chiefs getting the greatest QB of this generation and the Bills having zero players still on the roster from the trade. Xavier Worthy is in a significantly better situation than Keon Coleman is, the Bills gave Patrick Mahomes and Andy Reid the fastest recorded player ever entering the NFL, if you think they won’t find a way to utilize him in a DeSean Jackson or Tyreek Hill role that is straight up grade A copium. Keon Coleman I would argue has the same amount of question marks as Xavier Worthy, he’s a big 50 50 ball receiver that struggles with separation and that usually means he won’t have a very long career, in order to succeed long term in the NFL wide receivers need to create separation in order to get open. Xavier Worthy might be small but you know that motherfucker will be faster than anyone else on the field, and once again, he’s on the field with Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce with Andy Reid as his coach Don’t come crying to me when Xavier Worthy makes a play to beat the Bills in the playoffs for a 4th straight time.

Khalil shakir will have final say.that guy can run.dogs got double covered and kinda disappeared.offense went to running game/ball control and it worked.their mlb got hurt and is too small.d/line lost a step.team needs to tighten hp loose ends and will be fine.josh has to stay healthy.new eng/ tenets not contenders.miami has no defense. Division still there for the taking.worry about tennis tuxedos down the road

​​@@prestonrowe5157what's the Chiefs record of successfully drafting star wide receivers versus busts and also runs they got? It's NOT good. Chiefs getting handed the SB's on a lot of accounts, Worthy is not gonna be this lynch pin to secure the Chiefs future of winning the Super Bowl every year. He is much more likely at 165 lbs range to be the next John Ross. Bills are not going to apologize to casual fans like yourself or the OP with the wrong take, nor are they going to proceed with fear of the Chiefs or their organization. We won't get paralyzed because the Chiefs like who they think Worthy COULD be, even though he could be lesser. Fact is Bills organization didn't want Worthy and the crappy mainstream sports media tried to twist it like that was who we should've drafted but sorry, we didn't see it that way. Bills literally got who they wanted and fleeced 2 teams on the way to getting that player, and at a more reasonable contract and lower pressure spot to boot. Bills getting bigger and faster and younger. Chiefs getting faster but slower. What good is Worthy's 4.2 speed if he's getting pressed and beat up physically? Not much. Which is exactly why historically there are very very few successful receivers in Worthy's mold. Bills were not gonna play defensively and take a player they didn't want to keep that player they didn't believe in from going to their rival. 😂 No, instead they got who THEY wanted and took valuable assets from their rival while allowing the Chiefs to swing HUGE and miss on John Ross 2.0. That's how we see it. Haters gonna hate. We will be in the thick of it all again, whether this jackazz making the video, or you or anyone else likes it or not. 😂 Mahomes "greatest qb of our generation" hit the breaks son. This generation ain't over and it'll be 15 years before Josh Allen is done competing against spoiled rotten Mahomes coddled legacy.

Her's how I would use Worthy in Every Game: you line him up behind the line of scrimmage & send him on One Play Once the kind that he ran over 25% of the time (I think) in college where he runs it in from behind that line all the way for a TD. From that point on, All Other Teams will triple-team him to avoid that embarrassment & he doesn't have to do a Damned Thing the rest of the game. Your QB won't get sacked because the blitzers will be over to whatever side Worthy is on & your other receivers can casually walk to open areas of the field keeping their strength for running after the catch. What can Coleman do that other receivers can't again? Run slowly? I think that while many WRs *can* do that, it doesn't usually help their careers in the NFL.