SirAndrew

Properly using our offensive talent might be our greatest weakness. We click on all cylinders when we do, but then get away from it.

True, but at some point you need to assess your highly drafted QB. Putting him in a bunch of third and longs isn’t fair.

They really don’t trust Fields at all. I thought this Bears coach was an offensive guru.

The Bears need to get Fields NFL receivers and actually throw the ball before they can properly assess him.

The crowd isn’t much better. I’m sure weather and the Bears failures reduce attendance, but that stadium never seems raucous. The stands seem a million miles from the field too.

I’m feeling good now, we’re running the ball, they aren’t running well, and Fields can’t do it by himself. I think it’s finally under control.

Huge plays in the run game, Josh needs someone to take the pressure of him. You can tell it’s that type of day. All QB’s have them.

Bad news is that we’re down, the good news is we win if Allen comes out of halftime his normal self.

That’s all I could think, but that’s quite negative thinking from a coaching staff with a team competing for home field advantage.

Glad McD took a timeout, that’s the stuff of champions.

Davis is a mess

Camera missing all the action on the sideline plays.

I’m not sure how much is on him though. This offense doesn’t really use anyone except relying on Josh Allen with Diggs help to carry them.

Jonathan has been better than Edmunds today.

I’d like to see more Beasley. The one pass to him looked so easy, that’s what Josh needs right now.

Hines has yet to prove himself as a solid trade. Cook can play Hines role, except poorly fielding punts.

Third and long is exactly where you want Fields. He isn’t capable of doing anything without the run game staying on schedule.

Seems like the NFL is legislating the run game out with calling too many holdings. We see it every week.

That’s the Knox we want, maybe he’s getting it together at the perfect time.

NFL teams are never willing to commit to the run. The fish randomly gave up on it last week. The blueprint to keep the ball out of Josh’s hands, and move against our soft defense is there, but teams just won’t run anymore. The Bears did.

IDK, if I’m taking my kids or older parents to a game, people throwing snowballs in the stands is just as lame (dangerous if we’re assuming they’re ice balls) as throwing them at the opposing bench.

I total believe this…but it wouldn’t shock me if a forfeit is in the rules if a venue isn’t considered safe. However, that would be a gutsy move by the league, especially during the playoffs. Rules are flexible when managing a large crowd. You must take thousands of disgruntled fans into account. Enforcing rules on the street with individuals or small groups is a different beast where rules are more concrete. An entire crowd breaking rules is tough to deal with. I’m not encouraging it, I’m just not sure if/how you fully prevent it.

Actually kind of impressive they knew Buffalo is in New York.

Saleh looked more intelligent and competent when he wore 49ers colors. He looks confused and exasperated now.

Wilson comes across as such a punk, I’m not sure who’d draft him in the first place.