Chicago Bears Just Got The Perfect News On The OL
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- čas přidán 28. 05. 2024
- Da Bears just got unexpected GREAT news when the PFF ranking just came out saying that the Chicago Bears will have one of the best Offensive Lines in the NFL heading into next year. So... a team weakness is now suddenly a strength? Bear down.
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Remember the year rookie Kyle Orton won 10 games? Orton was not good but he did what he could and didn't try to play hero ball. The O line was healthy and intact all year I believe. John Tait, Roberto Garza, Rueben Brown, Olin Kreutz and Fred Miller. A healthy cohesive line is like gold. They don't have to all be great .
Haven’t heard those names in a long time!
Blessed to have you as a long time fan watching.
I appreciate that - very good point! 🐻⬇️
WE haven't got close to that libne.No interior.
So sorry fir u bro. All that hard work u definitely need your own piece. Not fair u keep having to start over. U got a little look into life of an addict. No joke we build ourselves up to be broken down over n over. Stay strong every step back followed by two forwards. U have proven your dedication for will provide.💛🖤💛
6:28 Tev brings the DAWG to the O-line!
Thanks Shawn...BEAR DOWN!
🐻⬇️!!! Thanks for being here!!
I think Nate Davis is comeback player of the year for the Bears!!
6:08 Love Braxton, he simply doesn't get the love he deserves.
9:26 Davis had a very difficult year last year, he'll bounce back this year.
The only question on the Oline is, Can they stay healthy? BEAR DOWN!
That’s our hope! 🐻⬇️
With the additions of Bates, Shelton, Amagadjie, and some UDFAs they'll be better than 10.
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I hope this is just part of the show and my man knows how good the o-line potentially has.
I don't buy into all this PFF metrics nonsense. The fact is that the Bears O-line gave up 44 sacks last year, that is awful! They were also among the worst in total pressures allowed. Thw Tyson Bagent example should not even be mentioned, it is too small of a sample size. Braxton Jones still struggled against the bullrush last year. And Teven Jenkins has never played a full season!
Justin Fields held the ball longer than anyone else in football
Justin fields would superglue the ball to his hands every snap. His read time was soooo long cmon man a real fan knows he was the problem. I.e. 6th round draft pick
Tyson bagent was only sacked 5 times total in 4 starts. 3.5% vs fields sacked over 10% of drop backs ever year of his career
(Edit: Added last few sentences) Fields also leads the league in self-inflicted sack% since his inception to the league. No one talks about that part because it doesn’t show up in the surface level stats. Sacks are counted the same either way and makes the oline look worse than it really is
He playing out of position
It’s about staying healthy like every NFL team. Were better this year than last
Vegas must have there hands in this, it’s all about the money.
10 is very good got to stay in good health !!!
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Insane. We have no interior line.
Wright will be a monster this year and Davis will bounce back. Center will be mildly improved. The extra TE sets, versitality from subbing via injuries and depth will also help. Let's not suffer from positivity bias however.
For sure brother… I think the versatility is the best attribute of this line.
Grateful for you watching - you’re always here! Blessings to you and family. 🐻⬇️
So Jones, Jenkins, Bates, Davis and Wright, I hope your optimism comes to fruition
As do I:) Honestly, if the starters stay healthy we are in good shape. We have much better versatile depth as well. I understand though - it’s hard to be positive when the line has been bad for so long!
Thx for watching 🐻⬇️
Plus wright was a rookie. And show out with Jenkins
Look here. Until Ryan Poles drafts physically dominant offensive linemen we will have questions. You look at teams who go deep into the playoffs and go to the super bowl they all have physically tough hard nosed offensive linemen. NO FINESSE BS like we got in Chicago. Jenkins is the only tuff guy we got on our offensive line. We need a mean assed offensive line and not a bunch of revolving doors
Sure hope we have less injuries and more continuity for our O-line this season. Is there any statistic that indicates when your QB gets rid of the ball faster, blockers get injured less?
Not sure there’s a stat… but probably makes sense that there are less injuries if you don’t have to hold a block as long right? Haha
Appreciate you! 🐻⬇️
Gotta say- preseason ratings aren’t accurate.
I’m cautiously optimistic: but Tev needs to stay healthy- Davis needs his head back in the game. ( my condolences to him).
We will see-
Bro numbers don't lie fool!
The comparison between Fields & Bagent is a bunch of crap. Bagent's "release time" was shorter than Fields because he was mainly asked to throw short. On the other hand, Fields had the entire playbook at his disposal: short, long, inside & outside routes. Of course, his release time would be longer as he goes through his progressions. BUT WHO CARES. THIS IS OLD NEWS. IT'S TIME TO LOOK AHEAD TO CALEB WILLIAMS, THE NEW RECEIVING CORPS, THE UPGRADED RUNNING BACK ROOM & THE RE-TOOLED OFFENSIVE LINE... & HOW THE OFFENSE WILL FUNCTION UNDER OC SHANE WALDRON & HIS PLAYBOOK. Yup, let's quit yapping about the past in order to focus on what I believe is a very bright future for the Chicago Bears. BEAR🐻DOWN!!
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I don't think the numbers mean a whole lot and most teams if they run the ball a lot they could have be successful it's is when they got to pass the ball is win offensive lines have the problems
We getting a center?
Bates , Shelton ?
Why should we care about PFF? They can be top third, if things work out, or bottom third if everything goes wrong
Or middle third if some things go right and some things go wrong.
@@lukeyduke89 true, about where we were last year
I miss Justin. It is hard for me to believe the Bears know what they are doing. I want to, but logic keeps interrupting all my good feelings. Moving on from Justin was a mistake. We have to wait for Caleb to catch up to Justin, but what if Justin is head and shoulders above Caleb for life? Why would a guy with less experience do well with our line? I’m a lil lost. We know how much Caleb likes to run around back there. Y’all think he can out run Justin? Think he is as strong as Justin? He does not have a stronger arm. I’m lost. Good QB with the ability to esacape, run to avoid sacks. I noticed Justin rarely had balls batters down at the line of scrimmage. Justin can see when his follow through is going to end up with a defensive hand in the way. He didn’t Just run. He often escaped tackles to throw the ball or run for a first. There was only on QB that scared you last year, with ability to take it to the house, from anywhere. Caleb is Justin light. Now let’s talk about the draft capital that went into the toilet with the Caleb pick. That offense was offensive last year, but Justin was a gem. You kept the receiver that had a career high, but not the guy throwing him the ball? Why the fuck did the get rid of Justin? Without lies.
Look at justins 4th quarter stats. Absolutely terrifying. He didnt show up when we needed him most to help us win a game. Also caleb does have a stronger arm no question about that
Theres also the rookie qb contract saves us millions to bring in guys like Keenan allen
The O-line is closer to 17-20 best line. The Center and Depth is not very good. Run blocking is a top 8, although the pass blocking is bottom 3rd in the league.
I think the line will give up around 45-50 sacks this year. I am not sold on the Center, Nate Davis and we are not talking about the health of Jones, Wright and Jenkins.
That was the entire point of this video, you clearly just ignored all the stats beyond the eye test that were just presented.
bagent wasn’t asked to throw downfield. He was dink and dunk only