when i watch Williams, i noticed he's still trying to find "college open" and hasn't adjusted to the tight windows that exist in the NFL. he still has a lot to learn. That's causing a lot of the problem here, because on most of these sacks he had options he just didn't want to throw it.
That is spot on. He is very good at scrambling and then finding a guy. Back yard football, nothing wrong with that. Brett Favre made a career of it. I do like Caleb, I hope he finds the right balance and finds a way to use that talent at the right time.
He trying to hard to go for the big gain and not taking the check downs. Has nothing to do with college open or tight windows or any other goofiness you speak of
@@LuisGarcia-wq7ih you can interprit it however you want. i've watched rookie QBs struggle with NFL passing windows for 40 years. he's struggling with the nfl passing windows. it's not a mark against Caleb williams, all rookies go through this unless the scheme protects them to a point against it. like the one they ran for cj stroud last year (a lot of people chalk it up to cj just being outstanding, no, he basically got the donte culpeper intro to the league. good running game, and a coach who knew how to give a rookie easy stuff to work with, good defenses could and did expose him by shutting down the easy stuff, but for the most part he was served really well by his good deep ball). When the game slows down for him he'll be able to see the tight windows better and he'll turn the corner.
I can only agree on throws over 15 at the point of catch. It’s there are more problems than his ball placement. Many of which need to be laid at the feet of the coaches for not addressing them. Things like personal use and assignments. There are WRs running routes that should likely be given to other receivers and Moore is constantly be asked to be press when he’s not that guy. Windows are an issue but it’s not all THE issue.
Last week I rediscovered the channel and thought to myself, man, how great it would be to have a friend like this to sit around and talk football. And then as I watched your video earlier today, that feel was confirmed.
The missing part of the equation in this video is who is calling the protections and are they getting it right? If the linemen block the direction they're instructed to and rushers go unblocked that's not on them...
PFF is a joke. Always has been. They told us Charles Leno was doing well. They're ranking Shelton in the top third of the league? When a player doesnt know who to block and engages in a double team and lets their go sack the QB unblocked, PFF grades that as a successful play because they double teamed well. It's ridiculous. PFF is so wrong it's hard to even imagine. And sportswriters use it to bolster insane arguments. PFF is random at best.
PFF says the bears o line allowed the most players to pressure Caleb at the highest percentage in 8 years against one of the worst pass rush teams then turns around and says they’re the 11th ranked group. And this is why statistics are a fools game
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@9:44 before I watch the play my guess is Cov 0. Let's see what CW does. So, it turns out to be Cov 4 and CW gets confused, and he immediately takes off instead of recognizing it's not a blitz and extending the play which is why we drafted him. In his defense it was a nice disguise by Arizona.
Dude, that first play he had a red jersey in his face as soon as he comes out of his drop. That’s not good time. The WRs are not even out of their breaks.
Nah the line is trash Colman Shelton on his butt every play mat Pryor has been good Tevin is so inconsistent and always injured Darnell has been good and bad at times and Braxton’s can’t stop the bull rush to save his life
On the first play it's 3rd and 13. You say it's an obvious pass situation. Agreed, it is. the Bears are on the 42-yard line and it's safe to say if they can get to the 35 they can at least come away with a FG and get some momentum. They need 7 yards. If the pass is so obvious why not try for a 7-yard run to secure the FG and possibly get the first down by catching the defense off guard? That's on the coaching. They're asking CW to do too much.
We don't know that. Just because he's not doing it doesn't mean they aren't trying to get him to do it. Everyone seems to now hate Shane Waldron but the dud got where he is for a reason and clearly must have some idea what he's doing. People loved him when he turned Geno Smith into a viable NFL starter. He did that by having him thrown on time and in rhythm which Caleb simply doesn't (or can't) do. Caleb clearly wants to play like he did in college and it just isn't working in the NFL
Caleb needs to be better at getting the ball out, but the OC needs to do a better job of making things easy for Caleb. Can’t be 100% certain, but it looks like Caleb is responsible for adjusting protections at the line in addition to reading the defense pre snap. Give the protections responsibilities to the center and build in more hot reads to the play call.
Not really, it shows that Caleb is not good at avoiding pressure as a QB and that the protection calls on the OL are bad…protection calls that Caleb is making. OC needs to do a better job of building in hot reads and should probably give the protection call responsibility to the center.
@@sffan10 now thats a bad answer the oline is garbage we all know that no left tackles the center is trash i dont even know our guards and tevin is about the best one and if tevin is ur best u in trouble
@@DeionHarris every fanbase thinks their OL sucks. The PFF grades clearly disagree. I don’t have the time to watch every snap of every offensive lineman in the league and neither do you so I’ll trust them over you.
@@sffan10 and every fanbase dont think they oline sucks that was stupid to say just as stupid as u believing pff so u keep believing the blind leading the blind blind
Great analysis. What I don't like to see is receivers who run a route then stand like pilons. Too easy to defend. At the 3.0 sec mark Caleb is looking and seeing pilons with defenders close by. The play design needs to keep receivers running so if Caleb chooses to scramble he has targets. If Caleb is responsible for the sacks most of the time then I'd rather see the experienced QB backup in the game. Caleb can take a year to develop. The Bears need wins.
Let the rookie QB be a rookie. His future is so much brighter than any other QB that played for the Bears. Watch the other rookie QBs in the league. It's obvious that they are all still learning. The offensive line can be better as well. It's not about retrospect. The tape is of mistakes from the past is not an indication of how the future will be.
The answer to this is the game is too fast for him and he cannot process his reads and read the defense fast enough. He got away with it at OU and USC by drifting back and doing scramble plays and then finding someone open vs B12 and PAC 12 defenses. Those off script plays worn once in a while but it cannot be your offense. The book is out already. Just blitz him most of the times and confuse him by showing blitz and backing off as he will run himself out of clean pockets. Bad mechanics and so far horrible depth ball thrower
Such an awful video. Showed you HATE Caleb and not seeing the game at all! Out of thr million reasons why, I’ll use the one at 3:50 mark where you MAKE BELIEVe Caleb has time when doesn’t. Look at his wr’s, all deep routes and he gets hit within 2 seconds. And stick up for a line w pff grades if averaged are 20’s. Know only 32 teams ? Bad break down
@@deshaunwatson4462 they said justin cant read defenses so whats ur point and he holds the ball and that weapon thing is overrated sometimes that means a name now keenan just got old as soon as he came to chicago he dont look the same dropping balls and mistiming his jumps he might be still hurt but we know he old and then dj quit he checked out because he not the man no more he a diva if i dont get 98 catches im mad he not running crisp routes he pulling up on routes he running the wrong routes he dont want to be here and i would trade him to a sorrier team and that bump he gave cw after cw was hurt was it u have to go and calling him bossy at the podium trade him next year and then u got rome who is a rookie who aint gonna do that much he not a randy moss rookie poles dont draft that good look he drafted tyler scott and velus jones so the man knows nothing about wrs what in the hell did u see in tyler scott and a 26 yr old velus jones the man was 26 that should have told u something right there and then u trade for a old man allen why would u do that he 34 his career is over
Bro since when has average been a good thing? When it comes to talent on a OLine you won't be good till your over average and you have one above average guy that's not good for any Oline
our line is fine skillwise, but they are dumb. they cant pick up a blitz or handle a stunt. our linemen frequently block the wrong player. especially our center and guards. honestly that could be coaching as much as anything. but oline play isnt just 1-1 skill. thats why PFF is wrong.
everybody just look at darnell wright he just a big lazy dude and he dont stay with his blocks and he always leaning on the rusher all u have to do is watch its like thats his cop out to fall on the ground and say well its not my fault i fell watch him he never stands up
@7:46 you have underneath leverage in both slots and wideouts. It looks like Cov 3 zone blitz. The left slot has outside leverage as well to the hook curl defender who does drop in coverage. This is not complicated. He has 17 seconds on the clock to read this. He starts right instead of left. The left is the wide side and there's plenty of room to throw to the slot receiver in the flat with the wideout streaking and taking the CB with him. It's actually a good play call he just doesn't recognize the pre-snap coverage.
@8:17. There's one high safety. The CB's and Nickel are pressed up with their eyes on the receiver. It appears to be man coverage. The question becomes is it robber with a LB or strong safety playing zone up the middle or is it a blitz. Before I watch the play I would say it's robber. You can see the SS over the TE appears to looking at the TE and his body is aligned with the TE 7 yards off the ball. The RILB is aligned with the RB. The LILB is aligned with the QB. The LILB is the middle zone defender. Either way it doesn't matter. If you read man you figure who has the best chance to beat his man. I would choose DJM a majority of the time and put him on a hot route with a 5-yard drag. That could end in a big play. It turns out I was exactly right. These were poor routes against man coverage. It wasn't the receivers it was the play design. The play is better against zone. CW doesn't recognize that and doesn't audible.
Caleb pressured 46% of the time. Thats pretty much half the snaps. And you’re saying the line is not the problem. Blah, blah…. He’s hurried every other play. Stop spreading your narrative.it’s wrong!!!’n
@edwardfurlong2708 so he gave his statistical numbers as you have given yours. Why are yours correct and his wrong? what upsets me is when people hear what they want to hear he did give blame to the offensive line, but he also showed proof that Caleb can hold on to the ball sometimes too long, as well as missing certain reads he also pointed out the fact that there is a offensive scheme problem and he showed that with the film while you are just regurgitating numbers from one particular game. The numbers and statistics are a summary of what actually happens during the game, but the actual film allows you to know why these things happen. Numbers just don't come from the sky my friend they are analysis and summary of the actual play that happens on the field he has illustrated that there's been times where the offensive line protected well over the amount of average time and Caleb still either get sack or missed a open receiver, so that's the offensive line fault too 🤔 knowledge is one thing comprehension brings understanding to your knowledge. In summary yes he could have been pressured on 46% of his snaps that does not prove that every pressure was the fault of the offensive line you do know there are other factors such as a receiver getting open on that route in time, the quarterback actually seeing the open receiver and getting rid of the ball in his allotted time, the offensive line failing to block their man and the offensive coach scheming up the right pass protection for that particular defense.
Great analysis. Partly why I think the Oline has stood out to fans is because 1. It's been a historical weak spot for this franchise since Olin Kreutz, particularly pass blocking and 2. Even if they're not getting beat at a league high rate, when they are getting beat, in particular on blitzes which are getting ran on us constantly, it's a disaster. I think everyone is making a lot of mistakes now, Oline, Caleb, WRs, Waldron. They're all taking turns sabotaging plays and its dragging all of them down further. I'm most frustrated with Waldron, because like your point about hot routes, it looks like he is not game planning based on what's actually happening on the field every week. Teams are killing us on the blitz, assume every team is going to blitz constantly. I don't know what happened to the game plan he was running in London against the Jags with a lot of max protection, lots a screens, runs + play-action and bootlegs.
so far my judgment of caleb is the same as justin he holds the ball but cw is worst because he not accurate and then he refuses to run and then again not being accurate is real bad i see guys open all the time he just wont throw the ball now sometimes the people arent open but i see a lot of openings
No offensive line has a chance to look good when they're protecting a QB who plays like a chicken with its head cut off. Ad-libbing is fine within reason but generally the QB should be moving up in the pocket and moving forward. Caleb tends to run around haphazardly back and forth forward and backward and anywhere in-between waiting to try to make the highlight reel big play and no amount of media hype/love is going to make that strategy work in the NFL.
@6:13 you say he can throw it over there. Yes, he can. That is the play. The left guard gave him enough time by blocking 2 guys to make the throw. I think it's called hanks concept. CW has a difficult time reading coverages and pulling the trigger. He struggled with fundamentals in college. Poles and Eberflus bought the into the hero ball hype like children. Guess who was hitting that concept consistently this season.
CW looks bad and no one wants to admit it. His pre snap read seems nonexistent and yet the coaching staff wants him to call plays. He has a great arm and pretty good pocket presence. One thing he does well is if pre snap he knows who he's throwing to he can get the ball to the receiver. For that reason the coaching staff need to play conservative football. Win the turnover battle, win field position, run the ball, control the clock. What you can't do is expect CW to be instant Mahomes and that's what I'm seeing here. Poles and Eberflus bought the hero ball hype like children and for that they should be fired. We had a QB who was progressively getting better, scoring points, protecting the ball, who scored 40 against Washington who had Sweat and Chase Young and was regarded as one of the best defense lines and he scored 26 against Arizona last year. He dominated the Lions, one of the best team in the league. The team was rallying around him as their leader. DJM and Kemet had career years. The team finished with momentum. For that Poles and Eberflus should be fired for lack of foresight.
yes Caleb is bad, but no Fields wasn't the answer either lol. Bagent is better than both of them. Maybe Caleb will be better eventually, maybe not, but Bagent should be starting right now.
QBs like Caleb Williams, Justin Fields, and Deshaun Watson make their O-Lines look significantly worse than what they really are. Those guys hold onto the ball and drift into sacks on a regular basis. The casual football fan doesn’t understand this concept - They just look at Sacks and immediately blame the O-Line. The Bears have a solid O-Line, but a very very poor QB. Caleb is clearly a BUST.
when i watch Williams, i noticed he's still trying to find "college open" and hasn't adjusted to the tight windows that exist in the NFL. he still has a lot to learn. That's causing a lot of the problem here, because on most of these sacks he had options he just didn't want to throw it.
That is spot on. He is very good at scrambling and then finding a guy. Back yard football, nothing wrong with that. Brett Favre made a career of it. I do like Caleb, I hope he finds the right balance and finds a way to use that talent at the right time.
He trying to hard to go for the big gain and not taking the check downs. Has nothing to do with college open or tight windows or any other goofiness you speak of
@@LuisGarcia-wq7ih you can interprit it however you want. i've watched rookie QBs struggle with NFL passing windows for 40 years. he's struggling with the nfl passing windows. it's not a mark against Caleb williams, all rookies go through this unless the scheme protects them to a point against it. like the one they ran for cj stroud last year (a lot of people chalk it up to cj just being outstanding, no, he basically got the donte culpeper intro to the league. good running game, and a coach who knew how to give a rookie easy stuff to work with, good defenses could and did expose him by shutting down the easy stuff, but for the most part he was served really well by his good deep ball). When the game slows down for him he'll be able to see the tight windows better and he'll turn the corner.
I can only agree on throws over 15 at the point of catch. It’s there are more problems than his ball placement. Many of which need to be laid at the feet of the coaches for not addressing them. Things like personal use and assignments. There are WRs running routes that should likely be given to other receivers and Moore is constantly be asked to be press when he’s not that guy.
Windows are an issue but it’s not all THE issue.
Last week I rediscovered the channel and thought to myself, man, how great it would be to have a friend like this to sit around and talk football. And then as I watched your video earlier today, that feel was confirmed.
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The missing part of the equation in this video is who is calling the protections and are they getting it right? If the linemen block the direction they're instructed to and rushers go unblocked that's not on them...
Tim Jenkins brought that up multiple times where Caleb should have moved Swift into position and he got blown up.
and by everybody being out of position nobody knows and u cant put that on a rookie of 7 ,8 games those veterans are suppose to help him out
PFF is a joke. Always has been. They told us Charles Leno was doing well. They're ranking Shelton in the top third of the league? When a player doesnt know who to block and engages in a double team and lets their go sack the QB unblocked, PFF grades that as a successful play because they double teamed well. It's ridiculous. PFF is so wrong it's hard to even imagine.
And sportswriters use it to bolster insane arguments. PFF is random at best.
yea pff is trash i never believe them
PFF says the bears o line allowed the most players to pressure Caleb at the highest percentage in 8 years against one of the worst pass rush teams then turns around and says they’re the 11th ranked group. And this is why statistics are a fools game
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@9:44 before I watch the play my guess is Cov 0. Let's see what CW does.
So, it turns out to be Cov 4 and CW gets confused, and he immediately takes off instead of recognizing it's not a blitz and extending the play which is why we drafted him. In his defense it was a nice disguise by Arizona.
Thanks for pointing this out. There's a lot of good scheming by Arizona here as well.
Dude, that first play he had a red jersey in his face as soon as he comes out of his drop. That’s not good time. The WRs are not even out of their breaks.
It’s almost like Caleb is the problem🤣. Caleb always held the ball far too long at USC and I knew it would not transfer well to the NFL
Retard
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dude take yo ass to bed fareal u just sound jealous
Bro on the first play you showed the damn routes hadn’t even developed before he got sacked so what are you really saying???
Nah the line is trash Colman Shelton on his butt every play mat Pryor has been good Tevin is so inconsistent and always injured Darnell has been good and bad at times and Braxton’s can’t stop the bull rush to save his life
On the first play it's 3rd and 13. You say it's an obvious pass situation. Agreed, it is. the Bears are on the 42-yard line and it's safe to say if they can get to the 35 they can at least come away with a FG and get some momentum. They need 7 yards. If the pass is so obvious why not try for a 7-yard run to secure the FG and possibly get the first down by catching the defense off guard? That's on the coaching. They're asking CW to do too much.
We don't know that. Just because he's not doing it doesn't mean they aren't trying to get him to do it. Everyone seems to now hate Shane Waldron but the dud got where he is for a reason and clearly must have some idea what he's doing. People loved him when he turned Geno Smith into a viable NFL starter. He did that by having him thrown on time and in rhythm which Caleb simply doesn't (or can't) do. Caleb clearly wants to play like he did in college and it just isn't working in the NFL
@@davet2459my guy there’s a reason why everyone was happy Shane got let go including receivers
@@davet2459Waldron was horrible in Seattle, Geno had his schemes work, but the opposite. I wanted Kingsbury, but Poles chose Shakey Shane.
Caleb needs to be better at getting the ball out, but the OC needs to do a better job of making things easy for Caleb. Can’t be 100% certain, but it looks like Caleb is responsible for adjusting protections at the line in addition to reading the defense pre snap. Give the protections responsibilities to the center and build in more hot reads to the play call.
now thats a good answer
Believe me as a commie fan I had a qb and playcaller that made me think our OL was absolute garbage
"the pff grade is above average"
and what do your eyes say
that caleb sucks
The entire bears team is weak. We don't run the ball with any physical toughness and we can't stop the run. Just look at the game footage
u too overboard
This video showcase how bad our O-Line is lol.
Not really, it shows that Caleb is not good at avoiding pressure as a QB and that the protection calls on the OL are bad…protection calls that Caleb is making. OC needs to do a better job of building in hot reads and should probably give the protection call responsibility to the center.
@@sffan10 now thats a bad answer the oline is garbage we all know that no left tackles the center is trash i dont even know our guards and tevin is about the best one and if tevin is ur best u in trouble
@@DeionHarris every fanbase thinks their OL sucks. The PFF grades clearly disagree. I don’t have the time to watch every snap of every offensive lineman in the league and neither do you so I’ll trust them over you.
@@sffan10 and every fanbase dont think they oline sucks that was stupid to say just as stupid as u believing pff so u keep believing the blind leading the blind blind
@@sffan10 and im blocking you i dont talk to stu people
Hes gonna need more than 3 seconds when all 3 receivers are running deep and cole can't get open underneath on your first play.
Really solid analysis.
You can tell the difference when the team actually works together and blocks for one another 👍
They have about 5 guys on the OL out right now with maybe 2 returning against the Pats
Caleb is a Rookie and has done some great things and some rookie things. Waldren needs to go max protection and take a receiver off the field.
Great analysis. What I don't like to see is receivers who run a route then stand like pilons. Too easy to defend. At the 3.0 sec mark Caleb is looking and seeing pilons with defenders close by. The play design needs to keep receivers running so if Caleb chooses to scramble he has targets. If Caleb is responsible for the sacks most of the time then I'd rather see the experienced QB backup in the game. Caleb can take a year to develop. The Bears need wins.
6 sacks on the bears says “OLINE” is trash.
sacks are a QB stat bud
@ then the OLINE is trash to let that happen. Dummy
@@lifttreesup lol yea OLine should be able to protect perfectly for 20 seconds every play.
Let the rookie QB be a rookie. His future is so much brighter than any other QB that played for the Bears. Watch the other rookie QBs in the league. It's obvious that they are all still learning. The offensive line can be better as well. It's not about retrospect. The tape is of mistakes from the past is not an indication of how the future will be.
The answer to this is the game is too fast for him and he cannot process his reads and read the defense fast enough. He got away with it at OU and USC by drifting back and doing scramble plays and then finding someone open vs B12 and PAC 12 defenses. Those off script plays worn once in a while but it cannot be your offense. The book is out already. Just blitz him most of the times and confuse him by showing blitz and backing off as he will run himself out of clean pockets. Bad mechanics and so far horrible depth ball thrower
that aint it wrong
Aside from him letting some sacks happen the positive for him and the Bears that game against my Cardz is he didn’t throw any INTs.
Such an awful video. Showed you HATE Caleb and not seeing the game at all! Out of thr million reasons why, I’ll use the one at 3:50 mark where you MAKE BELIEVe Caleb has time when doesn’t. Look at his wr’s, all deep routes and he gets hit within 2 seconds. And stick up for a line w pff grades if averaged are 20’s. Know only 32 teams ? Bad break down
cope harder, Caleb has been straight trash
At 9:20 he has DJ Moore wide open underneath.
I think Caleb shouldn't be starting.
Comprehensible breakdown.😮
Quoting stats about offensive line? I’m out. Casuals shouldn’t have football talk programs.
It's like Caleb turned into Justin the last two weeks. I'm yelling "Throw the ball!" like I did last year.
Except Caleb actually has weapons he just can’t read defenses
@@deshaunwatson4462 they said justin cant read defenses so whats ur point and he holds the ball and that weapon thing is overrated sometimes that means a name now keenan just got old as soon as he came to chicago he dont look the same dropping balls and mistiming his jumps he might be still hurt but we know he old and then dj quit he checked out because he not the man no more he a diva if i dont get 98 catches im mad he not running crisp routes he pulling up on routes he running the wrong routes he dont want to be here and i would trade him to a sorrier team and that bump he gave cw after cw was hurt was it u have to go and calling him bossy at the podium trade him next year and then u got rome who is a rookie who aint gonna do that much he not a randy moss rookie poles dont draft that good look he drafted tyler scott and velus jones so the man knows nothing about wrs what in the hell did u see in tyler scott and a 26 yr old velus jones the man was 26 that should have told u something right there and then u trade for a old man allen why would u do that he 34 his career is over
Bro since when has average been a good thing? When it comes to talent on a OLine you won't be good till your over average and you have one above average guy that's not good for any Oline
our line is fine skillwise, but they are dumb. they cant pick up a blitz or handle a stunt. our linemen frequently block the wrong player. especially our center and guards. honestly that could be coaching as much as anything. but oline play isnt just 1-1 skill. thats why PFF is wrong.
everybody just look at darnell wright he just a big lazy dude and he dont stay with his blocks and he always leaning on the rusher all u have to do is watch its like thats his cop out to fall on the ground and say well its not my fault i fell watch him he never stands up
Right, now blame the o line again. How do you dolts get your jobs? Holy mackerel der andy.
@7:46 you have underneath leverage in both slots and wideouts. It looks like Cov 3 zone blitz. The left slot has outside leverage as well to the hook curl defender who does drop in coverage. This is not complicated. He has 17 seconds on the clock to read this. He starts right instead of left. The left is the wide side and there's plenty of room to throw to the slot receiver in the flat with the wideout streaking and taking the CB with him. It's actually a good play call he just doesn't recognize the pre-snap coverage.
why did you turn off your comments of the Trump W video?
LOL
That first example was not enough time for him to throw. You failed to show who was open on the play for him to throw to.
Bear Fans Jaden Daniels? LOL
@8:17. There's one high safety. The CB's and Nickel are pressed up with their eyes on the receiver. It appears to be man coverage. The question becomes is it robber with a LB or strong safety playing zone up the middle or is it a blitz. Before I watch the play I would say it's robber. You can see the SS over the TE appears to looking at the TE and his body is aligned with the TE 7 yards off the ball. The RILB is aligned with the RB. The LILB is aligned with the QB. The LILB is the middle zone defender. Either way it doesn't matter. If you read man you figure who has the best chance to beat his man. I would choose DJM a majority of the time and put him on a hot route with a 5-yard drag. That could end in a big play.
It turns out I was exactly right. These were poor routes against man coverage. It wasn't the receivers it was the play design. The play is better against zone. CW doesn't recognize that and doesn't audible.
Is he allowed to audible?
Caleb pressured 46% of the time. Thats pretty much half the snaps. And you’re saying the line is not the problem. Blah, blah…. He’s hurried every other play. Stop spreading your narrative.it’s wrong!!!’n
@edwardfurlong2708 so he gave his statistical numbers as you have given yours. Why are yours correct and his wrong? what upsets me is when people hear what they want to hear he did give blame to the offensive line, but he also showed proof that Caleb can hold on to the ball sometimes too long, as well as missing certain reads he also pointed out the fact that there is a offensive scheme problem and he showed that with the film while you are just regurgitating numbers from one particular game. The numbers and statistics are a summary of what actually happens during the game, but the actual film allows you to know why these things happen. Numbers just don't come from the sky my friend they are analysis and summary of the actual play that happens on the field he has illustrated that there's been times where the offensive line protected well over the amount of average time and Caleb still either get sack or missed a open receiver, so that's the offensive line fault too 🤔 knowledge is one thing comprehension brings understanding to your knowledge. In summary yes he could have been pressured on 46% of his snaps that does not prove that every pressure was the fault of the offensive line you do know there are other factors such as a receiver getting open on that route in time, the quarterback actually seeing the open receiver and getting rid of the ball in his allotted time, the offensive line failing to block their man and the offensive coach scheming up the right pass protection for that particular defense.
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Great analysis. Partly why I think the Oline has stood out to fans is because 1. It's been a historical weak spot for this franchise since Olin Kreutz, particularly pass blocking and 2. Even if they're not getting beat at a league high rate, when they are getting beat, in particular on blitzes which are getting ran on us constantly, it's a disaster. I think everyone is making a lot of mistakes now, Oline, Caleb, WRs, Waldron. They're all taking turns sabotaging plays and its dragging all of them down further. I'm most frustrated with Waldron, because like your point about hot routes, it looks like he is not game planning based on what's actually happening on the field every week. Teams are killing us on the blitz, assume every team is going to blitz constantly. I don't know what happened to the game plan he was running in London against the Jags with a lot of max protection, lots a screens, runs + play-action and bootlegs.
Yes, there are a lot of dumb people out there Jackson.
so far my judgment of caleb is the same as justin he holds the ball but cw is worst because he not accurate and then he refuses to run and then again not being accurate is real bad i see guys open all the time he just wont throw the ball now sometimes the people arent open but i see a lot of openings
@9:07 he misses the throw. However, I would argue that the Bears drafted him because they believe he can make that throw.
No offensive line has a chance to look good when they're protecting a QB who plays like a chicken with its head cut off. Ad-libbing is fine within reason but generally the QB should be moving up in the pocket and moving forward. Caleb tends to run around haphazardly back and forth forward and backward and anywhere in-between waiting to try to make the highlight reel big play and no amount of media hype/love is going to make that strategy work in the NFL.
He also doesn’t keep his eyes downfield he keeps looking around trying to find guys to avoid while running
@6:13 you say he can throw it over there. Yes, he can. That is the play. The left guard gave him enough time by blocking 2 guys to make the throw. I think it's called hanks concept. CW has a difficult time reading coverages and pulling the trigger. He struggled with fundamentals in college. Poles and Eberflus bought the into the hero ball hype like children. Guess who was hitting that concept consistently this season.
That's why they went in on Shane as OC, his game is scheming guys open downfield. He needs a QB with good down field accuracy. They fooled themselves.
correction: idiots like cowherd and nick wrong are wrong about the chicago o line
CW looks bad and no one wants to admit it. His pre snap read seems nonexistent and yet the coaching staff wants him to call plays. He has a great arm and pretty good pocket presence. One thing he does well is if pre snap he knows who he's throwing to he can get the ball to the receiver. For that reason the coaching staff need to play conservative football. Win the turnover battle, win field position, run the ball, control the clock. What you can't do is expect CW to be instant Mahomes and that's what I'm seeing here. Poles and Eberflus bought the hero ball hype like children and for that they should be fired. We had a QB who was progressively getting better, scoring points, protecting the ball, who scored 40 against Washington who had Sweat and Chase Young and was regarded as one of the best defense lines and he scored 26 against Arizona last year. He dominated the Lions, one of the best team in the league. The team was rallying around him as their leader. DJM and Kemet had career years. The team finished with momentum. For that Poles and Eberflus should be fired for lack of foresight.
We can fire them in the court of public opinion but ole Georgie McCaskey ain't about to fire anyone and have to pay a new guy. Nope.
yes Caleb is bad, but no Fields wasn't the answer either lol. Bagent is better than both of them. Maybe Caleb will be better eventually, maybe not, but Bagent should be starting right now.
QBs like Caleb Williams, Justin Fields, and Deshaun Watson make their O-Lines look significantly worse than what they really are. Those guys hold onto the ball and drift into sacks on a regular basis. The casual football fan doesn’t understand this concept - They just look at Sacks and immediately blame the O-Line. The Bears have a solid O-Line, but a very very poor QB. Caleb is clearly a BUST.
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yep, start Bagent and i guarantee he barely takes any sacks and the OLine looks solid.
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