I'm less concerned about missing passes than him holding onto the ball too long. Neither action is good, but to me it's easier to clean up easy missed throws than it is not able to get rid of the ball when needed.
We can argue till the cows come home as to whether or not Poles overpaid Sweat with that contract extention. What can't be denied is the impact Sweat has made on the DL, the pass rush. and the overall defense.
there was a comment referring to goff when they slo mo'd one of his throws that was two inches from Edwards knocking it down, past a CB and on a safety where he mentioned, thats not open in college. I thought that was a great call for the Fields game. NFL open is something Fields is just a little unclear about. Sure, it keeps his interceptions down, but leaves great plays on the field too.
They have a tough four games remaining against the suddenly hot Broncos, then the Vikings, Cowboys, and Vikings again. If they split these remaining four games, then they'll finish exactly as I predicted at the start of the season. But the way they're playing lately, I'm not sure they'll even split them.
He's definitely playing better of late, but in all honesty, it's the defense that's been the catalyst behind our recent success. Detroit has struggled in recent weeks, but they still have a powerful offense, and for us to have limited them to just 267 net yards yesterday really says a lot about our D.
You see Brisker had 17 tackles? Crazy stat line.
I think that's a Bears record for DBs. This guy's gonna be a good one for a long time.
Thought for sure when GB took the lead it was game over. DeVito is a stud!
I would totally agree. However, there's no one who is capable of catching them, IMO. Minnesota is just about dead. The Dobbs magic crashed and burned (predictably). They've scored 13 points in their last two games. Green Bay blew any chance with their loss on MNF to NYG.
