@ProFootballTalk@CollegeGameDay Always loved your perspective on the league, wish you'd keep it to that and not inject your personal political bias. Likely the next time you post something positive about a republican will be the first time, but I could be wrong
@Brian4997299871@DavidHaugh X oddly just notified me of this response. My perspective was that guys make bad passes and drop them, but the caleb and swift plays were very rare and both were (likely) needed to lose
@_willcompton “Next morning I wake up and I can barely walk… Tears start coming out of my eyes because it’s like I’m finally getting an opportunity and I can’t even walk.” - attributed to @_willcompton . I never suffered one so don't know, but seems like you and caleb agree it was emotional
@DavidHaugh Those are significant and rare plays, and especially the caleb injury that Flores had nothing to do with. So while they are part of life, their occurrence is statistically insignificant and wo them the Bears win going away. Think they figured it out b4 Caleb's injury. Much love.
@FTFonFS1@getnickwright They did a lot of good things in that game?!?! They scored 10 pts. They had 2 drives extended on ticky-tack "roughing" penalties, the same courtesy wasn't extended to Lock OOB as was Maye, and a dpi on a horrid underthrow. W Darnold they get blown out.
@jacobinfante24 Keenan was a Bear before Caleb, so he didn't give it up. He didn't publically challenge or ask Keenan for it. It seems as if he didn't privately either.
@Kirsten_Tanis1 Great analysis as always and I agree the bears will run more plays in 13 and be better at it in 2026. The Rams accounted for over 70% of Total EPA and were 0.22 to 0.23 EPA per play, nonRams NFL was 0.045, still good but not as impressive.
@DetroitOnLion Why is that "crazy"? Seems like the most obvious correlation in the game and therefore anything a team can do to minimize time lost from injury seems important