Peterman starting for the bears this Sunday

[co_springs_billsfan]

2 hours ago, RiotAct said:

I forget, did he get injured in that game?  I’m almost positive Joe “Package” Webb came in at some point for us

Yes, you are correct on both accounts

[TheBrownBear]

Now that we've got the good news on Damar, I can finally get really excited about watching Peterman play this weekend.

[BarleyNY]

On 1/4/2023 at 3:17 PM, BarleyNY said:

These are currently the five worst records in the NFL:

Indianapolis 4-11-1

Denver 4-12

Arizona 4-12
Chicago is 3-13

Houston is 2-13-1

 

By starting Peterman Da Bearce are doing what they can to get that 1st overall pick. The Texicans are playing a foundering Indy team that also wants to lose their last game. This is going to go down to the wire. 

And it worked. 

[Arkady Renko]

7 minutes ago, BarleyNY said:

And it worked. 

Wonder if the Bears trade out of the pick… would they go QB with Fields picked high last year?
 

[BarleyNY]

6 minutes ago, Arkady Renko said:

Wonder if the Bears trade out of the pick… would they go QB with Fields picked high last year?
 

I guess it depends on whether they like a QB in the draft more than Fields. They’re either going to trade the pick for a haul or Fields for a lesser but still substantial haul. 

[The Frankish Reich]

So pure box score scouting here (who in their right mind would've been watching the Bears-Vikings this afternoon?): looks like Peterman gave them exactly what they wanted. A conservative style of play, 11-19, 114 yards (!), one TD, and amazingly, no INTs. Most importantly, it allowed the Bears to lose in a respectable manner that didn't have anyone saying they threw the game to get the 1st draft pick, even though the strategy was to throw the game to get the first draft pick.

 

Nathan Peterman, Bears fans someday will thank you for taking one for the team.

[Steptide]

10 hours ago, The Frankish Reich said:

So pure box score scouting here (who in their right mind would've been watching the Bears-Vikings this afternoon?): looks like Peterman gave them exactly what they wanted. A conservative style of play, 11-19, 114 yards (!), one TD, and amazingly, no INTs. Most importantly, it allowed the Bears to lose in a respectable manner that didn't have anyone saying they threw the game to get the 1st draft pick, even though the strategy was to throw the game to get the first draft pick.

 

Nathan Peterman, Bears fans someday will thank you for taking one for the team.

I saw a few of his plays and he looked ok. Glad he didn't embarrass himself. Bet those stats get him signed to a practice squad next year