@startkyIeorton I don’t see how him having the packers winning the north is not biased the only team that that actually got worse from last year and I think clearly have the worst roster in the north
@Gabagol94 Every year they cater to bunch giving it all their attention with new unique and quality plays, routes, and versions of the formation. And instead of adding to one of their only few unique quality comp formation that isn’t named bunch, they decide to remove one of its best routes
@troublejalen@sYoDrip@Official_Mole Every year they cater to bunch giving it all their attention with new unique and quality plays, routes, and versions of the formation. And instead of adding to one of their only few unique quality comp formation that isn’t named bunch, they decide to remove one of its best routes
Ben Johnson is the first head coach in NFL history to take over a team that had the worst offense in the NFL (in total yards), then win their division AND a playoff game in their first-ever season as a HC.
Take away winning a playoff game, only two other HC’s had ever reached that plateau—Jim Faissel with the Giants in 1997, and Sean McVay in his first season with the Rams.
50/50 shot he’s on track to be a Super Bowl-winning coach and one of the greatest offensive minds of his generation.
Our photog, Jeff Wierus (best in the biz), got a sick angle of Caleb Williams' 2nd TD pass to DJ Moore. Came right at his camera and he shot it perfectly. Enjoy!
@fox32sports
I thought he played really well today.
There are certainly a few throws he may be frustrated he missed, but 3 TD/0 INT on a day the run game wasn’t quite what it normally is, he stepped up and led the day.
OL did a great job protecting him today too, outside of the one strip sack TD.
Ben Johnson is the real deal.
Minimizes risk for his players while also taking full advantage of weaknesses in defenses. But not only that, his personality and leadership is phenomenal. He has been spectacular in our meetings so far this year.
It’s still early, but going off what we’ve seen so far, Chicago found themselves one hell of a head coach.