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Any time you can shut down a great offense like the Bears did to the Rams tonite, you just gotta say, Fuckin' A!! And any time you can prevent Aaron Donald from being a decisive factor on the Rams defense, you once again just gotta say, Fuckin' A!! This was a huge win against a really, really, really good football team. And the defense, which was far and away the dominant group for the Bears this game, did it the right way. the old school way - shut down the run, forced the offense to beat you in the air on a cold, crisp, dry night where its less than ideal conditions for ball grip. And the Bears worked it to perfection. Oh, and the crowd tonite.....easily the loudest I've heard them since Soldier Field was reconfigured. Here are the grades:
QB: D-
Trubisky avoids a total failing grade because we won and at least he did a few things with his feet. Otherwise, he sucked.
RB: A
Jordans busts 100 yards, Tarik averages 7.7 with his carries. The perfect night for the running game to finally get untracked.
WR/TE: C
Nothing special from this group, but they didn't do anything to blow the game either.
OL: A
Tremendous in run support and really did a very decent job at pass protection as well. Again, making Donald look human alone would get this group an A grade.
DL: A
They shut down Gurley just about the entire game except garbage time. Goldman's safety seemed to urn the game around at that point and really energized the team and the already-energized fans.
LB: A
Good grief, if Smith and Trevathan aren't the fastest pair of ILBs in the league, then who is? Smith is going to be a superstar in this league. No question about it. Mack and Floyd helped keep pressure on Goff all night. Outstanding play from our LB crew thruout the game.
CB/S: A+
Best game I've seen this unit play all season, and they've had some pretty damn good games prior to this one. I was really proud of Sherrick McManis, who had to step in for the injured Callahan, and who I thought acquitted himself quite well.
ST: C
Missed FG, allowed the Rams to grab a 1st down on a fake punt (and which led to 3 points for them). They'd get a lower grade but O'Donnell had a fantastic game punting tonight.
Coaches: A-
Nagy was wise to commit to the run, especially in lieu of how crappy Trubisky was playing. I would have liked to see more slant-ins, crossing patterns and screens, but I'm probably being picky. Fangio is God.
Game balls:
Offense: Daniels, Howard, Cohen
Defense: The Defense
QB: D-
Trubisky avoids a total failing grade because we won and at least he did a few things with his feet. Otherwise, he sucked.
RB: A
Jordans busts 100 yards, Tarik averages 7.7 with his carries. The perfect night for the running game to finally get untracked.
WR/TE: C
Nothing special from this group, but they didn't do anything to blow the game either.
OL: A
Tremendous in run support and really did a very decent job at pass protection as well. Again, making Donald look human alone would get this group an A grade.
DL: A
They shut down Gurley just about the entire game except garbage time. Goldman's safety seemed to urn the game around at that point and really energized the team and the already-energized fans.
LB: A
Good grief, if Smith and Trevathan aren't the fastest pair of ILBs in the league, then who is? Smith is going to be a superstar in this league. No question about it. Mack and Floyd helped keep pressure on Goff all night. Outstanding play from our LB crew thruout the game.
CB/S: A+
Best game I've seen this unit play all season, and they've had some pretty damn good games prior to this one. I was really proud of Sherrick McManis, who had to step in for the injured Callahan, and who I thought acquitted himself quite well.
ST: C
Missed FG, allowed the Rams to grab a 1st down on a fake punt (and which led to 3 points for them). They'd get a lower grade but O'Donnell had a fantastic game punting tonight.
Coaches: A-
Nagy was wise to commit to the run, especially in lieu of how crappy Trubisky was playing. I would have liked to see more slant-ins, crossing patterns and screens, but I'm probably being picky. Fangio is God.
Game balls:
Offense: Daniels, Howard, Cohen
Defense: The Defense