Wow. I feel like I just watched an ESPN or sports center documentary, great editing/great dialogue and just overall, an amazing video, I’m definitely subbing 🤙
@@firstteamfootball Yeah, this was a really really well put together video. This channel definitely has the talent to be a major informative platform. Look forward to more content
@@RobynHood1021You know, even without a Super Bowl win... Or a Super Bowl... I'm guessing he probably is glad to have had what he did in Miami. VS whatever could have happened here. IDK, just guessing 😁
Passing over Rodgers was like the Browns passing over Roethlisberger as the guy each passed over went on to personally torture that team and the fanbase for many many years.
I think passing over Lamar was worse, for everybody. Baker Mayfield, the Browns, & Lamar himself. The Ravens seem to resent having an élite QB (especially the cost). The Browns meanwhile chased after The Worst QB Option & over-paid him. All of this could have been avoided had they chosen Lamar.
cabal williams could be another in a long line of BUSTS for the bears. cabal whining over his rookie contract is not a good sign, as this many times indicates a player that has little interest in the game....only money.
Wow, clicked on this video fully expecting it to be a bears teardown session. watched what felt like an espn 30 for 30 documentary, then be surprised when i see this channel only has 724 subscribers. hats off to this channel. definitely deserves more. you got one more sub today and i look forward to more football breakdowns like this in the future.
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@@firstteamfootballThat's even better! Show us all the good, bad, and ugly. Even if it's my team not passing to Marshawn😭🤣✌️ Looking forward to what you bring!
If you want, I can tear them down. You remember when Mac Jones was discovered to be Seeking Advice outside the Pats? If Bellichick had responded to that With Silence we'd all know Jones was on the way out, right? Well? Fields called out his coaches publicly after week 7 of '22. What did *their silence* indicate? The Exact Same Thing. But because this indicated that the Bears were betraying We The Fans as well as Fields, everyone seems to have gone into denial over it. Well, let me remind you of what you "forgot" while in denial. 1) "The Bears _had to call_ for Fields to Not Throw to Certain Receivers on Certain Plays to simplify the offense for him because he Can't Read Defenses." That's the 'reason' Bears fans made up to excuse a play-call that had Zero Chance of succeeding. What's wrong with all this? First, obviously, if Fields can't read defenses, you're putting his life at risk out there. _Especially_ when you call for your o-line to ruclips.net/video/FiiK21VzI_o/видео.html let all the pass-rushers through to him. He can't read defenses so he may not run for his life. 2nd, how is forcing Fields to stop mid-play or mid-throw, read a player's jersey #, try & remember whether it's one he's allowed to throw to on that play _then_ throw simpler than throwing to whatever receiver he sees? A real head-scratcher these excuses y'all make up. 2) The You The Fans said "Fields holds onto the ball too long." So now you not only forgot that he was ordered *By His Coaches To* hold onto the ball instead of pass it, it's his fault now. Or should he drop the ball instead of run away from the pass-rushers his coaches order his o-linesmen to run away from? Like they _told us that_ they were moving away from him. You think they spent the next 1.5 years calling plays designed to make their decision look stupid? 3) One can't _unlearn_ to read defenses. So ruclips.net/video/QuhUbISnr8s/видео.html *proves* he can now & always did read 'em which means that there is No Excuse for calling plays with zero chance of success. Also in weeks 8-10 of '22 & weeks 11, 14-17 of '23 different play sets were called in which Fields was far more efficient & scored more points. The 3-game streak in '22 he led the Entire NFL in offense proving it was _only_ the play-calling holding him back as he played up with Allen, Mahomes & Burrow when the play0-calling changed. The last thing is someone spliced Fields' college highlights into a video with Caleb Williams'. It's no surprise to me, but what do you know? Fields ruclips.net/video/5JO1PsupF_U/видео.html is a better rusher _AND_ more accurate passer who scrambles & makes throws on the run & at weird arm angles better in the NFL than Caleb has done so far in college. This team is _great!_
Its funny. Im not a bears fan, but I never saw them as one of the worst franchises. It was always baffling how they continued to screw at QB. Even more so than the lions did for years. They're really a representation of how far defense and a strong run game can take you.
Dreadful front office is the problem that's been the curse. Not just bad coaching. Bad recruitment look at the list of QBs they past up on. Jim Finks was the best GM bears have had. He even past up greats QBs like Dan Marino. Ryan Poles would have drafted him & Rodgers. Poles is different. Caleb Williams time.
It goes one level higher than the front office. The TEAM OWNERS don't care. The Halas-McCaskey family have been coasting off their ONE Super Bowl win from 40 years ago. The only thing will save the Bears is to sell the team.
Just want to echo what everyone else here is saying. Incredible work, quality is right up there with docus from NFL Films and ESPN. Ready to watch you speed run 1,000,000 subscribers.
This auto played after i watched another video and i thought it was a NFL Films production. This is insanely well done. Instant subscription from me. You are extremely talented. Keep up the amazing work.
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It never fails to irritate me when McMahon is spoken of like he was a winner by circumstance. When I go back and watch the '85 games (all are online, except Game 3 (???...) I see one darn good QB in McMahon. That guy was a heck of a QB, I don't care what anybody says. I've been watching them most of my 60 years, there have been a few truly bad ones.
I see a lot of people say “how do you not have more subscribers” on other channels. But with this channel, that statement couldn’t be more true… Like this video was amazingly edited and high quality. If you keep this content up it’s only a matter of time for you to get more noticed. I get to say I was here when you were a smaller channel 🤭
Speaking as a bears fan. The problem with the bears starts at the top and I fear that we won't see any kind of success until the mccaskeys sell the team
@@AmateurSynthusiast I liked Fields. I thought all of his issues with holding the ball too long and reading a defense better could've been fixed but we had an incompetent coaching especially OC Luke Getsy at the time. He might be the worst OC the Bears have had in my lifetime.
Soooo good! Your editing and narration are awesome. While the Bears have struggled, hopefully they are heading in the right direction and their new face of the franchise can turn things around! Thanks for a great video and can’t wait to see what you post next!
This was amazing, great work! As a bears fan, I am cautiously optimistic about Williams. Although as you have pointed out in the video, this isn’t the first time I have thought that ‘we found our guy’. I hope he is different!
I think a big problem with the Bears is the team tends to hire defensive minded head coaches vs coaches with an offensive mindset who could draft and develop its quarterback. The Packers traded for Farve and drafted Rodgers and Love…but since the 90s the Packers have hired offensive minded coaches.
I think you're kind of right, but it's worth pointing out that 2 of their last 4 coaches were offensive-minded coaches, and 3 of the 8 coaches they've had since 1980 were offensive-minded. They skew defensive, but not drastically. I certainly won't claim that Trestman and Nagy were offensive geniuses, but they were at least offensive guys.
INSANE.......where did this first team football team come from haha? this feels like an ESPN 30//30 documentary.....good work gentlemen. I am now avidly waiting for y'alls next video
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It's hard to complete passes when you're dodging the entire front line of the other team. The Bears are famous for not having a decent front line. Even McMahon had that problem and ended up with a lacerated kidney and repeated concussions. He currently is suffering from CTE as a result of repeated brain trauma. The pad that all quarterbacks wear around their waists and middle was first introduced for McMahon to protect his kidney and ribs. Even a mediocre quarterback can have a decent game if he isn't getting pounded into the turf play after play. It used to irritate the heck out of me when critics would call McMahon "brittle." He took some incredibly strong hits.
Awesome video boys! At the end of the video you mentioned the breakdown of the top prospects from this years draft but the only other video i see is the Lions curse video. Cant wait to see what else you guys do. BEAR DOWN!
Great video, as a Bears fan, our seemingly eternal QB struggles been a truly maddening thing to deal with over the years... When we drafted Fields, I thought we might finally have our guy, but that didn't work out either. With our improving defense and the weapons we have at all of the skill positions on offense, hopefully Williams will finally be the one to lead us out of QB purgatory. My main worry is the o-line as they've been far less than spectacular the last few years.
Sadly as a Bears fan....I know first hand of the mediocrity (at best) at the QB position. The part that's most troubling though isn't the PERSON playing the position....but the way this franchise coaches and treats this position. I truly believe the Bears have had some great players come in to play in Chicago....and were cut down at the knees by horrendous play calling and overall game strategy. I don't think Aaron Rogers or Patrick MaHomes would have had the careers they've had....if they ended up with the Bears. We'll see if this changes with Caleb....but as someone who's seen this many times before.... they'll have to prove it before I'll believe it.
Everybody has to start somewhere ! Now you can say you were here before we got big haha. Just 3 dudes who love football. Thanks for the nice comment…seriously means a lot
Yo this was well put together yo! As a die hard you told our story well. As a young fan all those woes from 2006 and on I've felt each one. The way you built up the Parkey kick with excellent, it's like it was that playoff game all over again! I called the mis kick cause I had watched him hit the uprights more than five times throughout the whole season 🤦🤦🤦
Im not gonna say he doesn’t have flaws but the bears organization didn’t really do him any justice in developing him. To dump him after you finally build a team just doesn’t sit right and we still have to see how they perform
You forgot the moment where the Bears lost out to the Steelers for drafting Terry Bradshaw. Going into the draft that year, the Bears and the Steelers had identical records, literally identical everything. So to determine the tiebreaker for who got the first pick, they decided the draft order with a coin toss. Yes the Bears lost out due to a coin toss. As for Caleb Williams, I would like him to succeed, but I'll believe it when I see it.
At some point you gotta stop pointing the finger at the man under center and point the fingers at the people in charge. Coaches change, players change, the owners stayed the same, and there's more to that "owners stayed the same" than I care to even try to explain.
Just stumbled onto this channel, good stuff! Tbh until he plays an actual down, it’s hard to buy into the hype. The talent is definitely there, but he played against mediocre defense at best in the PAC-12
I’ve said it once and I’ll say it again: the common denominator is the MacCaskies. They need to sell the team. There’s no other franchise that has this much ineptitude at QB.
Good video overall but you missed a couple things on the Fields analysis. Dalton was signed first and only signed there because he was promised the starting job. They had no idea they’d be able to draft a qb but made a horrible desperation trade when Fields dropped because Pace and Nagy were lame ducks and thought a young qb might buy them more time. Dalton was not brought in to mentor anyone, but it came out recently that when he and Foles did try to be good teammates and give Fields some pointers he had no interest. “Faulty pass protection” - the line has been ranked top 10 both of the last 2 years in ESPN pass block win rate%. I’m not making that up, anyone can look it up. That stat measures how often the line holds their blocks for 2.5 sec, when most good qbs have the ball out of there. But as we all know Fields holds the ball for-fing-ever and only got slightly better over time at sensing pressure and/or throwing the ball away. Sorry not sorry to bust everyone’s bubble but most of the sacks were on him. Looking forward to more of your videos.
Phenomenal points! Justin was in fact drafted to save their jobs, and definitely struggled going through progressions in the passing game. Great insight and we’re glad you enjoyed the video!
I just hope for the Bears' sake that Caleb isnt just Fields 2.0. No doubt this comment will get some backlash, but if you want to see something interesting, look up the long list of USC QBs that have been drafted into the NFL. They were all busts, some of them terrible terrible busts, and all of them highly regarded in scouting reports. The ONE exception being Carson Palmer, who although had a long and fairly consistent career, didnt achieve the HoF, nor will he. That's the only one (You can say Hayden, I disagree). USC has a long history of being a very QB friendly system, and an equally long history of those QBs not being nearly as good in the NFL as they looked in college. It's not just Darnold, Kessler, Sanchez, Barkley, Leinart or Cassel either. It's a long and storied list. Does that mean Caleb will follow suit? Who knows. Just saying drafting stud QBs from that system has had a very low percentage success rate.
@@Heathcoatman The most tired argument. What in the world does Lincoln Riley's USC team from 2023 have to do with QBs who played at that university 20-30 years ago? I guess the Chiefs should have never drafted Mahomes, because "How many great QBs has Texas Tech produced?"
@@VicInNocal Tech has had exactly 2 QBs taken before the 6th round in history. The other is Billy Joe, remember him? Me either. A little different than USC, wouldnt you say? To me the most tired argument is "he was so good in College he is a lock for the NFL" Two completely different games. When was Brady taken again? I wish Caleb luck.
Lifelong Bears fan, lotta hurt in this vid. I remember being optimistic of Rex Grossman LOL I was fully bought in on Fields, he's gone now. hopefully Caleb Williams is that guy cuz if i have to hear Jordan Love saying "I still own you" in 10 to 15 years I'm going to lose my marbles Excellent Video all said, liked and subscribed
The most beautiful yet painful thing about football is the hope that it brings. Caleb may very well be the answer to decades of waiting. Glad you enjoyed the video and thanks for the sub!
Grossman should have been a great QB but after that initial injury, he lost most of his mobility and had to resort to becoming a pocket passer. Was never his style of play in college at Florida. Watch some of his old college films and you will see what I’m trying to indicate.
In 1983 the Bears passed on Marino twice. As well as others. The drafted Jimbo Covert, Marino’s roommate at Pitt, earlier in the first round. They had McMahon who was ROY in 1982.
I’m a bit torn with the Bears offloading a QB they drafted in Rd 1 to take another prospect. The Bears don’t do much in the field of QB development from what I’ve seen over the years. I believe this is why they are constantly looking for that franchise QB. I also can’t 100% put the blame on the QBs because in the modern era their offensive line hasn’t exactly been spectacular while at the same time running into injuries. It makes for a terrible situation with Bears QBs. Is Caleb really the answer? No, unless they can find a way to develop what many say is a generational talent.
The one that hurts out of them all is not drafting Rodgers and taking Benson. I've lived through the Bears passing on Rodgers, Watson and Maholmes. I'm hoping we finally got it right with Caleb. Excellent work on this video!!!
Hey man! Love the video, subscribed! Can I ask how you did the dream like effect over the footage? I have a short I’m editing that has flashbacks and I was thinking about something similar. Is it Gaussian blur masked to just the edges and feathered out?
The Bears quarterback carousel wasn't completely the quarterback's fault. For any QB to be successful the team needs a strong offensive line and some good receivers. Plus, an offensive coordinator who maximizes the talent available. Too many Bear teams focused on the defense while ending up with a strong running game and little passing. Hopefully Caleb Willians will change that in 2024.
Great content. One correction: Cutler wasn’t just traded for a 5th round pick. The Bears gave the farm away. 2- 1st, a 3rd, a 5th and Kyle Orton. Regardless, Great job with the entire production.
Seeing the video I was thinking it would be more of a hit piece which i mean fair enough we deserve. But this was a fair assessment of the pitiful situations we've had in Chicago at Qb. Though i will say Jim Mcmahon may have not had the stats but he was definitely a telented quarterback who fit the bears and the city perfectly. Hoping Caleb can break the cycle.
I’m a new bears fan my family has always loved the bears and I just recently got introduced to football by my friends and now I think that it’s fun and I get how to play football but being a bears fan is hard I really do hope Caleb is our guy because I can’t have the packers beat us again
Wow. I feel like I just watched an ESPN or sports center documentary, great editing/great dialogue and just overall, an amazing video, I’m definitely subbing 🤙
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I can't leave a comment I assume unless I subscribe...Well, tell him he got a down vote. Also tell him to stop being a pussy
@@firstteamfootball Yeah, this was a really really well put together video. This channel definitely has the talent to be a major informative platform. Look forward to more content
Im guessing the bears should have drafted marino…
@@RobynHood1021You know, even without a Super Bowl win... Or a Super Bowl... I'm guessing he probably is glad to have had what he did in Miami. VS whatever could have happened here. IDK, just guessing 😁
Hester’s return in the opening of the Super Bowl was unreal. The amount of flash photography used is something will probably never see again.
INSANE! A truly historical moment
Felt like an earthquake was happening around the city.
It may be a long time before we see the opening kick off of the Super Bowl returned. We will see how the new kick off rules change that
Worst franchise in sports.
@@Ghostedfaet did that comment make you feel better lil guy?
Passing over Rodgers was like the Browns passing over Roethlisberger as the guy each passed over went on to personally torture that team and the fanbase for many many years.
Tbf Rodgers was a late 1st round prospect and the Bears had the 4th pick. Of course hindsight is always 20:20 though
At least we got Cedric Benson
Yes Rodgers was a huge pain, but imagine Marino with the '80s defenses. Could've been the greatest dynasty ever besides the Patriots.
I think passing over Lamar was worse, for everybody. Baker Mayfield, the Browns, & Lamar himself. The Ravens seem to resent having an élite QB (especially the cost). The Browns meanwhile chased after The Worst QB Option & over-paid him.
All of this could have been avoided had they chosen Lamar.
cabal williams could be another in a long line of BUSTS for the bears.
cabal whining over his rookie contract is not a good sign, as this many times indicates a player that has little interest in the game....only money.
Wow, clicked on this video fully expecting it to be a bears teardown session. watched what felt like an espn 30 for 30 documentary, then be surprised when i see this channel only has 724 subscribers. hats off to this channel. definitely deserves more. you got one more sub today and i look forward to more football breakdowns like this in the future.
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@@firstteamfootballThat's even better! Show us all the good, bad, and ugly. Even if it's my team not passing to Marshawn😭🤣✌️ Looking forward to what you bring!
Thank you! Glad to have you on board!
If you want, I can tear them down. You remember when Mac Jones was discovered to be Seeking Advice outside the Pats? If Bellichick had responded to that With Silence we'd all know Jones was on the way out, right? Well?
Fields called out his coaches publicly after week 7 of '22. What did *their silence* indicate? The Exact Same Thing. But because this indicated that the Bears were betraying We The Fans as well as Fields, everyone seems to have gone into denial over it.
Well, let me remind you of what you "forgot" while in denial. 1) "The Bears _had to call_ for Fields to Not Throw to Certain Receivers on Certain Plays to simplify the offense for him because he Can't Read Defenses." That's the 'reason' Bears fans made up to excuse a play-call that had Zero Chance of succeeding. What's wrong with all this?
First, obviously, if Fields can't read defenses, you're putting his life at risk out there. _Especially_ when you call for your o-line to ruclips.net/video/FiiK21VzI_o/видео.html let all the pass-rushers through to him. He can't read defenses so he may not run for his life.
2nd, how is forcing Fields to stop mid-play or mid-throw, read a player's jersey #, try & remember whether it's one he's allowed to throw to on that play _then_ throw simpler than throwing to whatever receiver he sees? A real head-scratcher these excuses y'all make up.
2) The You The Fans said "Fields holds onto the ball too long." So now you not only forgot that he was ordered *By His Coaches To* hold onto the ball instead of pass it, it's his fault now. Or should he drop the ball instead of run away from the pass-rushers his coaches order his o-linesmen to run away from? Like they _told us that_ they were moving away from him. You think they spent the next 1.5 years calling plays designed to make their decision look stupid?
3) One can't _unlearn_ to read defenses. So ruclips.net/video/QuhUbISnr8s/видео.html *proves* he can now & always did read 'em which means that there is No Excuse for calling plays with zero chance of success. Also in weeks 8-10 of '22 & weeks 11, 14-17 of '23 different play sets were called in which Fields was far more efficient & scored more points. The 3-game streak in '22 he led the Entire NFL in offense proving it was _only_ the play-calling holding him back as he played up with Allen, Mahomes & Burrow when the play0-calling changed.
The last thing is someone spliced Fields' college highlights into a video with Caleb Williams'. It's no surprise to me, but what do you know? Fields ruclips.net/video/5JO1PsupF_U/видео.html is a better rusher _AND_ more accurate passer who scrambles & makes throws on the run & at weird arm angles better in the NFL than Caleb has done so far in college.
This team is _great!_
Its funny. Im not a bears fan, but I never saw them as one of the worst franchises. It was always baffling how they continued to screw at QB. Even more so than the lions did for years. They're really a representation of how far defense and a strong run game can take you.
We've wasted many great teams by having sub par QB play, and we also like to run QBs out of town who have potential.
Dreadful front office is the problem that's been the curse. Not just bad coaching. Bad recruitment look at the list of QBs they past up on. Jim Finks was the best GM bears have had. He even past up greats QBs like Dan Marino. Ryan Poles would have drafted him & Rodgers. Poles is different. Caleb Williams time.
It goes one level higher than the front office. The TEAM OWNERS don't care. The Halas-McCaskey family have been coasting off their ONE Super Bowl win from 40 years ago. The only thing will save the Bears is to sell the team.
Just want to echo what everyone else here is saying. Incredible work, quality is right up there with docus from NFL Films and ESPN. Ready to watch you speed run 1,000,000 subscribers.
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This auto played after i watched another video and i thought it was a NFL Films production. This is insanely well done. Instant subscription from me. You are extremely talented. Keep up the amazing work.
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It never fails to irritate me when McMahon is spoken of like he was a winner by circumstance. When I go back and watch the '85 games (all are online, except Game 3 (???...) I see one darn good QB in McMahon. That guy was a heck of a QB, I don't care what anybody says. I've been watching them most of my 60 years, there have been a few truly bad ones.
Agree. Injuries plagued him for most of his career.
Jim was tough as hell and really fit the bears well. He was a good qb.
He really wasn’t that good though…
@@mitchcolburn1216 he really was though your just a closet bears hater
@@TheUnseen0n3 He was mid on a good day. I’m neutral on the Bears.
I see a lot of people say “how do you not have more subscribers” on other channels. But with this channel, that statement couldn’t be more true…
Like this video was amazingly edited and high quality. If you keep this content up it’s only a matter of time for you to get more noticed. I get to say I was here when you were a smaller channel 🤭
That means a ton to our team! Thank you for being one of the first 💯
Speaking as a bears fan. The problem with the bears starts at the top and I fear that we won't see any kind of success until the mccaskeys sell the team
Yep. The franchise has no clue how to develop QB. Mahomes Brady any QB you name would have failed here.
@@AmateurSynthusiast I liked Fields. I thought all of his issues with holding the ball too long and reading a defense better could've been fixed but we had an incompetent coaching especially OC Luke Getsy at the time. He might be the worst OC the Bears have had in my lifetime.
I didn’t know McMahon was chill like that…
😭😭😭
McMahon was THEE MAN! Cooler than ice on Pluto
Soooo good! Your editing and narration are awesome. While the Bears have struggled, hopefully they are heading in the right direction and their new face of the franchise can turn things around! Thanks for a great video and can’t wait to see what you post next!
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed the video. Hopefully Caleb works out for the bears
This was done better than any major media outlet could do it
Thank you, Kyle!!
Not a Bears fan but loved the excellent documentary style..damn good stuff!
Thank you! Who’s your team?? We’ll be making more of these in the future
This was amazing, great work! As a bears fan, I am cautiously optimistic about Williams. Although as you have pointed out in the video, this isn’t the first time I have thought that ‘we found our guy’. I hope he is different!
Thank you! Happy you enjoyed it. Williams definitely has the potential to be a real difference maker
I think a big problem with the Bears is the team tends to hire defensive minded head coaches vs coaches with an offensive mindset who could draft and develop its quarterback. The Packers traded for Farve and drafted Rodgers and Love…but since the 90s the Packers have hired offensive minded coaches.
I think you're kind of right, but it's worth pointing out that 2 of their last 4 coaches were offensive-minded coaches, and 3 of the 8 coaches they've had since 1980 were offensive-minded.
They skew defensive, but not drastically.
I certainly won't claim that Trestman and Nagy were offensive geniuses, but they were at least offensive guys.
Remember…even Curly Lambeau and Vince Lombardi were offensive coaches.
INSANE.......where did this first team football team come from haha? this feels like an ESPN 30//30 documentary.....good work gentlemen. I am now avidly waiting for y'alls next video
Thanks brother. We put a ton of time into this one. Just 3 guys who love football and want to share it with the world in a way nobody has done before.
The production quality of this video is top shelf. Subscribed and liked. Keep it up!
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Great vid! As a bit of a football nerd, I appreciate this type of depth!
Great production value on this, I enjoyed reliving the pain. Correction, the Bears traded 2 first round picks for Cutler.
You deserve way more subscribers. Awesome video
Fantastic dialog, fantastic voice-over, fantastic animations/graphics, and great content for the entire video. Keep the grind alive 1st Team
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This was amazing put together. Just as good as any ESPN or similar documentary…. Keep it going guys !!!!
I appreciate you making a video like this. I enjoyed it and I can't wait to see more. Thank you.
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It's hard to complete passes when you're dodging the entire front line of the other team. The Bears are famous for not having a decent front line. Even McMahon had that problem and ended up with a lacerated kidney and repeated concussions. He currently is suffering from CTE as a result of repeated brain trauma. The pad that all quarterbacks wear around their waists and middle was first introduced for McMahon to protect his kidney and ribs. Even a mediocre quarterback can have a decent game if he isn't getting pounded into the turf play after play. It used to irritate the heck out of me when critics would call McMahon "brittle." He took some incredibly strong hits.
Awesome video boys! At the end of the video you mentioned the breakdown of the top prospects from this years draft but the only other video i see is the Lions curse video. Cant wait to see what else you guys do. BEAR DOWN!
The fact that this channel has under 2000 subs is insane to me. Really looking forward to see this channel explode.
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Caleb has to be just above average to be the greatest qb in bears history. Thats kind of crazy
Just above average was Trubisky. He has to be better than that.
@@MFBloosh if trubisky was above average he would still be a starter.
This is honestly wild 😳, great video!!
Awesome video dude!! It definatly had a professional look to it! Great job
This was incredible great job on everything man I’m subbed jow
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The editing and production of this video was phenomenal one of the best nfl vids I’ve seen in a while
Well done, can't wait to watch your other videos 🍿
Thank you!
Great video, as a Bears fan, our seemingly eternal QB struggles been a truly maddening thing to deal with over the years... When we drafted Fields, I thought we might finally have our guy, but that didn't work out either. With our improving defense and the weapons we have at all of the skill positions on offense, hopefully Williams will finally be the one to lead us out of QB purgatory. My main worry is the o-line as they've been far less than spectacular the last few years.
Floored by the quality, subbed, look forward to watching more!
Thank you Jansen! We got a new vid dropping very soon
Sadly as a Bears fan....I know first hand of the mediocrity (at best) at the QB position. The part that's most troubling though isn't the PERSON playing the position....but the way this franchise coaches and treats this position. I truly believe the Bears have had some great players come in to play in Chicago....and were cut down at the knees by horrendous play calling and overall game strategy. I don't think Aaron Rogers or Patrick MaHomes would have had the careers they've had....if they ended up with the Bears. We'll see if this changes with Caleb....but as someone who's seen this many times before.... they'll have to prove it before I'll believe it.
This needs more views and subs for the quality!
You did a fantastic job on this .
Keep up the good work and you will get a ton of subscribers
Wow amazing video as bears fan it’s been hell over here man !! Hopefully Caleb can make this different
The Bears don't have a qb problem they have a development and coaching problem
746 subs? This is quality work. Keep it up, your time will come. Subscribed 👍🏿
Thank you for being #747….now you can officially say you were early
Very good my dude 👏🏻. This just randomly played next while I’m chillin’ on the couch after work. #DaBears
Happy you enjoyed it! Our content is best post-work 😂🤙
What a fantastic production from such a small channel. Great job!
Everybody has to start somewhere ! Now you can say you were here before we got big haha.
Just 3 dudes who love football. Thanks for the nice comment…seriously means a lot
@@firstteamfootball yeah dude! I subbed! Can’t wait to see more from yall. Maybe we can get something about the woes the cowboys keep going through😭
@Catalyst512 cowboys are on our short list of teams we want to cover soon! Thanks for the sub!
Well put together.
Fantastic video. Would love to have half of the production and editing knowledge you have. Great work. Definitely earned a like and a sub
Appreciate the love and glad you enjoyed the video! Thanks for the sub 🤙
Great video! Perfect history of Bears QB’s!
20 seconds in and I can tell you’re gonna blow up. You got the voice and editing skills bro
Thank you Michael! It was a collaborative effort and that means a ton to our team. What content would you like to see?
I probably speak for most Bear's fans when I say: please, Caleb, be good.
Yo this was well put together yo! As a die hard you told our story well. As a young fan all those woes from 2006 and on I've felt each one. The way you built up the Parkey kick with excellent, it's like it was that playoff game all over again! I called the mis kick cause I had watched him hit the uprights more than five times throughout the whole season 🤦🤦🤦
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it
Fantastic video. I just subbed
well done. it seems even more insane to me just how many people were kicking and screaming saying the bears should keep fields.
Im not gonna say he doesn’t have flaws but the bears organization didn’t really do him any justice in developing him. To dump him after you finally build a team just doesn’t sit right and we still have to see how they perform
Incredible video. Well done. Buffalo Bills QB history next!!!
Great video man 💯
At least this time we can’t be BLAMED for picking Caleb if he stinks . Picking him was the conventional wisdom at the time.
I have never sworn as angrily or loudly at a tv as I did after the double doink. It still cuts even now
Excellent video. Subscribed.
Thank you!
Need a video on the Vikings never winning a Super Bowl but coming so close so many times. Great content!
On our radar! Glad you enjoyed the video
My entire block EXPLODED into madness when that double doink occurred. Philly fans thought we were going back to back on bowls almost immediately lol.
And if I remember, Philly went on to win the Super Bowl that season.
Amazing video had to sub
You forgot the moment where the Bears lost out to the Steelers for drafting Terry Bradshaw. Going into the draft that year, the Bears and the Steelers had identical records, literally identical everything. So to determine the tiebreaker for who got the first pick, they decided the draft order with a coin toss. Yes the Bears lost out due to a coin toss.
As for Caleb Williams, I would like him to succeed, but I'll believe it when I see it.
Great vid!!!!
Thank you!!
You have a good voice and delivery for these videos.
Thank you!
At some point you gotta stop pointing the finger at the man under center and point the fingers at the people in charge. Coaches change, players change, the owners stayed the same, and there's more to that "owners stayed the same" than I care to even try to explain.
Not a big football fan, but this was a really cool, very engaging documentary. Well done.
Awesome! Glad you enjoyed it and hope you stick around for more content
Sid Luckman enters the chat... "excuse me?" 😀
Seriously 😂
He said 7 decades.
It has, in fact, been 70 years.
😭🙏🏼
I’m 4 minutes in and giving this the like. The presentation alone is professional quality.
😂😂😂 thank you! That means a lot to us. What content would you like to see more of?
Amazing video. Subbed
Thank you John! Glad you enjoyed it
Just stumbled onto this channel, good stuff! Tbh until he plays an actual down, it’s hard to buy into the hype. The talent is definitely there, but he played against mediocre defense at best in the PAC-12
Outstanding. Subbed!
Thank you and thanks for the sub!
Outstanding work! Sad story as a Bears fan, but A+ to you for presentation and facts. Bravo.... Hope we don't fuck this up.
Good god. This is like the most heartbreaking story ever. How sick.
I’ve said it once and I’ll say it again: the common denominator is the MacCaskies. They need to sell the team. There’s no other franchise that has this much ineptitude at QB.
Good video overall but you missed a couple things on the Fields analysis. Dalton was signed first and only signed there because he was promised the starting job. They had no idea they’d be able to draft a qb but made a horrible desperation trade when Fields dropped because Pace and Nagy were lame ducks and thought a young qb might buy them more time. Dalton was not brought in to mentor anyone, but it came out recently that when he and Foles did try to be good teammates and give Fields some pointers he had no interest.
“Faulty pass protection” - the line has been ranked top 10 both of the last 2 years in ESPN pass block win rate%. I’m not making that up, anyone can look it up. That stat measures how often the line holds their blocks for 2.5 sec, when most good qbs have the ball out of there. But as we all know Fields holds the ball for-fing-ever and only got slightly better over time at sensing pressure and/or throwing the ball away. Sorry not sorry to bust everyone’s bubble but most of the sacks were on him.
Looking forward to more of your videos.
Phenomenal points! Justin was in fact drafted to save their jobs, and definitely struggled going through progressions in the passing game. Great insight and we’re glad you enjoyed the video!
I just hope for the Bears' sake that Caleb isnt just Fields 2.0. No doubt this comment will get some backlash, but if you want to see something interesting, look up the long list of USC QBs that have been drafted into the NFL. They were all busts, some of them terrible terrible busts, and all of them highly regarded in scouting reports. The ONE exception being Carson Palmer, who although had a long and fairly consistent career, didnt achieve the HoF, nor will he. That's the only one (You can say Hayden, I disagree). USC has a long history of being a very QB friendly system, and an equally long history of those QBs not being nearly as good in the NFL as they looked in college.
It's not just Darnold, Kessler, Sanchez, Barkley, Leinart or Cassel either. It's a long and storied list. Does that mean Caleb will follow suit? Who knows. Just saying drafting stud QBs from that system has had a very low percentage success rate.
@@Heathcoatman The most tired argument. What in the world does Lincoln Riley's USC team from 2023 have to do with QBs who played at that university 20-30 years ago? I guess the Chiefs should have never drafted Mahomes, because "How many great QBs has Texas Tech produced?"
@@VicInNocal Same thing I heard when Darnold was drafted. Exact same.
Time will tell, results may vary.
@@VicInNocal Tech has had exactly 2 QBs taken before the 6th round in history. The other is Billy Joe, remember him? Me either.
A little different than USC, wouldnt you say? To me the most tired argument is "he was so good in College he is a lock for the NFL"
Two completely different games. When was Brady taken again? I wish Caleb luck.
Great work and definitely subbed. Bear down
Thanks for the sub!!
Lifelong Bears fan, lotta hurt in this vid. I remember being optimistic of Rex Grossman LOL I was fully bought in on Fields, he's gone now. hopefully Caleb Williams is that guy cuz if i have to hear Jordan Love saying "I still own you" in 10 to 15 years I'm going to lose my marbles
Excellent Video all said, liked and subscribed
The most beautiful yet painful thing about football is the hope that it brings. Caleb may very well be the answer to decades of waiting. Glad you enjoyed the video and thanks for the sub!
Grossman should have been a great QB but after that initial injury, he lost most of his mobility and had to resort to becoming a pocket passer. Was never his style of play in college at Florida. Watch some of his old college films and you will see what I’m trying to indicate.
Man, this is some top knotch quality stuff!
This is incredible work. Your sub count is going to explode
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed
Excellent job. This is the year hopefully
I hate that that's my teams history 😢, but video well done!
Great video man do you think can you make a video of why the Bears defense was so good and 85
incredible quality video.
Thank you!!
This showed up in my timeline and played it as I did some house work. I could swear that was watching broadcast TV. Automatic subscription.
Hahahah Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it
In 1983 the Bears passed on Marino twice. As well as others. The drafted Jimbo Covert, Marino’s roommate at Pitt, earlier in the first round. They had McMahon who was ROY in 1982.
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I’m a bit torn with the Bears offloading a QB they drafted in Rd 1 to take another prospect. The Bears don’t do much in the field of QB development from what I’ve seen over the years. I believe this is why they are constantly looking for that franchise QB. I also can’t 100% put the blame on the QBs because in the modern era their offensive line hasn’t exactly been spectacular while at the same time running into injuries. It makes for a terrible situation with Bears QBs. Is Caleb really the answer? No, unless they can find a way to develop what many say is a generational talent.
The Bears didn't have a 4000 yd QB because their main focus has always been defense.
The one that hurts out of them all is not drafting Rodgers and taking Benson. I've lived through the Bears passing on Rodgers, Watson and Maholmes. I'm hoping we finally got it right with Caleb. Excellent work on this video!!!
Hey man! Love the video, subscribed! Can I ask how you did the dream like effect over the footage? I have a short I’m editing that has flashbacks and I was thinking about something similar. Is it Gaussian blur masked to just the edges and feathered out?
Thanks for the sub! Yeah that’s essentially it. Then you play around with the opacity and blending modes
IF YOU DON'T BEEF UP THE OFFENSE LINE THE BEAR'S WON'T HAVE A FRANCHISE QB EVERBODY WANT'S TO BLAME THE QB BUT THE REAL PROBLEM IS THE OWNER'S
great video. Nice job
Thank you!!
Very well done 👍
Giving ESPN original vibes keep up the good work 💯
Wow! Thank you Zay 🙏🏼
The Bears quarterback carousel wasn't completely the quarterback's fault. For any QB to be successful the team needs a strong offensive line and some good receivers. Plus, an offensive coordinator who maximizes the talent available. Too many Bear teams focused on the defense while ending up with a strong running game and little passing. Hopefully Caleb Willians will change that in 2024.
I’ll believe in Williams when I see it on the field.
Facts, too many people are hyping him up and he hasn’t done anything yet.
Great content. One correction: Cutler wasn’t just traded for a 5th round pick. The Bears gave the farm away. 2- 1st, a 3rd, a 5th and Kyle Orton. Regardless, Great job with the entire production.
Seeing the video I was thinking it would be more of a hit piece which i mean fair enough we deserve. But this was a fair assessment of the pitiful situations we've had in Chicago at Qb. Though i will say Jim Mcmahon may have not had the stats but he was definitely a telented quarterback who fit the bears and the city perfectly. Hoping Caleb can break the cycle.
I’m a new bears fan my family has always loved the bears and I just recently got introduced to football by my friends and now I think that it’s fun and I get how to play football but being a bears fan is hard I really do hope Caleb is our guy because I can’t have the packers beat us again
Great video