@@ChaseDanielShow only if the tailor the offense around what he already does. We have already seen that changing him doesnt work. Groom an offense around what got him drafted or let him go!
Watching Justin hold onto the ball makes you grind your teeth. He has no play imagination. There no anticipation. He has good enough protection to execute.
Mr. Chase I said some things about your career on one of your videos that was out of pocket lol. I wanna apologize. Honestly. Your a good dude with intelligent observations. Have a good one!
If I was coaching Fields, I'd be telling him to simply just let it rip on 1st or 2nd read during preseason. If you turn it over you turn it over, got to get used to making quick decisions.
You don't think the Bears were TELLING him that for three years? They couldn't get him to throw the ball unless a guy was already open. That's too late. That doesn't work in the NFL.
That play at 6:22 is EXACTLY why Bears had to move on. Fields almost NEVER threw in down the middle. He almost always hesitated and just plain froze up. As a Bears fan it was infuriating to endure.
FACTS. BUSTIN FIELDGOALS just SUX, he isn’t a high level NFL QB and I don’t think he ever will be! So glad he isn’t the QB anymore. So glad poles dumped his running AZZ, good riddance to bad rubbish. CALEB WILLIAMS TIME
yeah I never thought he would be good he came from the bears already knew he sucked people out hear are just stupid and believe everyone better than kenny pickett
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He makes the easy stuff look difficult. Nobody has ever questioned his athletic ability. He has a great arm. The problem is he processes the defense too slow and waits to throw. Idk if he's big play hunting but there is a play from the Bills game where he has a wide open receiver 10-15 yards in the middle of the field and he's looking at the guy through a giant hole in the pocket and decides to take off to his right. We saw this every game with the Bears. It drives you nuts because when he makes a play it looks so good but so again, he makes the easy stuff look difficult.
haha yeah I think I know exactly what play youre talking about...I saw a youtube compilation of Fields holding on to the ball instead of passing and you could see the receivers throwing their hands up in the air in frustration. He not only didn't throw the ball to a wide open receiver but ran straight into a defender for a sack. I saw every single snap that Fields took and it was super frustrating to watch.
Chase working OT to make JF look passable. he slowed down and jumped b/c he would have had to be 7'4" to catch it. If the "best quality" a QB has is not involving his Arm and head, well there is your problem.
I understand kinda what you're saying... but I'm honestly thinking maybe his inherent football "IQ" may not be as advanced as advertised? Food for thought, and again, more time will tell...
@@DAMillich-lg9mz I think the problem w/JF is that in college it was a simple O that was if it's open, and it normally will be chuck it, if not tuck it and run. In Chicago, the team wasn't built to support a young qb that needed time, so JF had to scramble and run a lot, doesn't seem he is capable, or willing to grow out of it. Maybe it's b/c social and sports media praised him for his legs and running his first 2 years. Either way, if the coaching staff cannot fix his mental blocks it doesn't matter what his physical gifts are. Every NFL player is an elite physical talent, what makes/breaks players is their football IQ and willingness to learn and work ehtic to perfect their craft.
@@bigda6407 99% of Chicago media never did either. Still trash talk Trubisky as if he had everything to succeed, but then blink and act like Fields had nothing. Both were trash for similar reasons; lack of ability to understand what was going on after the snap. Neither are longed to even be backups b/c if you cannot understand what is happening you cannot operate as QB in the NFL
his pocket presence is non existent. that in combination with his anticipatory struggles makes it very difficult to sustain drives. the second something isn't perfect he takes off and runs. it's the most frustrating experience to watch.
Long story short: there's just too much going on for him. For whatever reason he can't balance all the stuff going on (which for QB is a TON). Some team needs to seriously put him in that Taysom Hill role. It's the only hope for his career. If he could stay healthy, in that role, he might actually be basically a pro bowl caliber player. At QB he's not even backup caliber 😂
@@threezysworld8089fields would be great in a role like that or RB or WR a position that solely relies mostly on who more talented player fields is heck of a athlete probably one of the best athletes in the NFL truly some players are QBs all their life n get away with it till the NFL this why the NFL is the NFL they will study you like a project n expose the shit out of you !! Fields is not will never be NFL QB yes his job position is that n he barley fits it he’s gadget player who excel at QB in college because of talent that surrounded him Ohio State hid his weakness behind top prospect on the Oline and WRs
First play wide open, not open lmao. Last play, the receiver slowed down? Yeah dude we get it year 4, the excuses ain’t working anymore. Fields ain’t good period
Agreed- first play the slot was wide open, I don't know what this dude is talking about. Is he saying, Tom Brady wouldn't have thrown it there? Or Mahomes? I call b.s.
Chase Daniels with the honest reviews, straight facts. My concern with athletic QB is their overreliance on one WR. They will literally stare down one man hoping they get open, then run before they even think about option 2 or 3. None of them ever walk to the line and scout what the defense is doing in the background, just line up and run plays, never figuring out how the play fits in to what the defense is doing.
I remember when Rodgers was doing that with Davante against the 49ers, but I guess you mean they just get stuck on their first read and don't understand where the open guy would be. The Steelers offense has looked bad for a while and everything looked like a mess in this game. Receivers running the wrong routes, Fields making the wrong reads, etc. A lot of it is bad coaching. I wonder what Fields would look like with one of the great offensive coaches in this league.
@@Ishai1Is it bad coaching or is it players lacking the ability to learn their jobs ? Honestly, it could go either way but Tomlin and his crew being bad coaches in my opinion is a stretch.
@@Ishai1tomlin being a bad coach we talking about the same guy who’s never had a losing season since he started coaching??? I think it’s fields !!! Idk I mean the tape is the tape Chase Daniels is doing nothing but showing the tape n telling you what normal QB would do in a situation where fields puts his self n his team !! Sometimes it’s just better to not speak n just listen bro if bears fans are telling you Fields is the problem and the tape doesn’t lie about it Steelers got baited !! Don’t give this guy a contract for another year this year 5 he still doing what he did in year 1
GREAT commentary; very helpful to a novice football-head (basketball 24/7 until about 1 year ago). I play a lot of Madden, and have been Fields a bit on CHI in '24 and now PIT in '25 . Throwing Accuracy is a big concern because his legs can't get him out of a lot of the s(h)ituations he's put in b/c of a bad offensive line (as shown in these clips here) but I also just can't process the field fast enough to either make the correct read from Jump or stay alive to improvise and pick things up after getting by initial pressure. Lots of big plays off luck b/c of the athleticism and basic FB knowledge but lots of picks too or turnovers on downs.... So I see what Chase is saying here with JF2 and not making the right reads to start. Fields is def a bright guy -- thoughtful, well-spoken in interviews -- but for whatever reason real-life IQ isn't football IQ. And I don't think he can ever overcome that to the point where the athleticism meets the mental aspects enuf to fulfill his considerable potential. Which is a shame.
Im a JF loyalist to a fault... 100% biased. I see repeat concepts and a cleaner version on rep 2 vs rep 1. Am i just looking through rose colored glasses or is it a valid observation? As a former college football player, i will tell you that i had 3 offensive coordinators in 4 years and its beyond difficult to be able to play fast when your terminology and concepts are constantly new. Feel bad and just want him to succeed in the worst way.
Wow Chase, that was pretty eye opening.... I missed quite a few of those details that really made me aware and now with a more questioning approach to Fields... Don't get me wrong, I think he has talent and capability, with an enormous upside potential... I wonder about his level of true readiness or having enough experience maybe.... guess time will tell. But I'm subscribing, I enjoy being educated and that was very informative analysis. Im not a football newbie lol, just the opposite, but this old dog in Pittsburgh appreciates being taught and learning certainly. Gracias! Will be subscribing!
Dude CW is way better this how sad our franchise is and our fan base we don’t even see our own talent at QB CW is Miles ahead of fields in terms of passing !!
@@Trick.Ricky.Sternnyeah and KP went 5/5 with 5TD, maybe one incompletion and no sacks last preseason. I hope everything pans out for you but do not start throwing all your money at the house yet. Give It 2 years.
I’m sorry, Bro but this is the NFL, defenses are getting better. Justin Field has to get that ball out and get it out quickly and super accurately. There are thousands of dudes in college or free agents who are dying to be a starting quarterback in the NFL and these dude are still playing mediocre football!!!
I love your honest assessment of how you detail JF1. I wish you were in his QB Room. I am his number 1 fan and you are NOT wrong. He has to stop thinking about Coach Flus saying don't through an INT
I been saying since a few games into his second season that if he didn’t learn to read and react quick enough by now he’s never gonna be able to and look 4th season he still can’t read and get the ball out he’s gun shy he’s not comfortable playing quarterback the game moves too fast for him. He’s cooked as a quarterback in the nfl he doesn’t learn he doesn’t want to learn he thinks he’s gonna just break out when he gets a better team around him which won’t happen.
Bears Fan of 53 years here: *Justin Fields is the best Chicago Bears player since Walter Payton!* The Bears Sabotaged Justin, just ask the Bears Best Receiver Moore! When the Steelers finally let Justin play, the only teams stopping the Steelers are the Ravens and Chiefs!!! I hate the Bears now! 53 years gone! I'm going to love it when the Bears don't make the Playoffs!
@@otherZinc Moore has to say that type of stuff you think he wants to be known as someone who would put down a teammate? Who wants to put down the quarterback? Fields will always be trash he’s not comfortable being a quarterback he can’t slow the game down so he’s always in trouble in his head
If you and JT Osuillivan are cool i would love to see you 2 do a combined podcast once a month to focus on 1 or 2 quarterbacks and what you have seen from them!
IMO He's open in that first play as he's breaking on the post, but Field's has a lineman in his face by that point, so whether he's open or not is kind of irrelevant.
As a lifelong OSU fan, these were the things i started saying late in his second season. I understood why he started dropping down boards from a top 3 pick to maybe not a top 10 pick. It was hard to tell most games because most games in college CHris Olave and Garrett Wilson were winning off the snap 95% of the time. But as the season wore on you saw a guy holding the ball more and more. And it's just been made apparently clear in the NFL. He won't throw a guy open. Plain and simple.
Don't understand the bashing here. Chase is doing his analysis on JF and in one day gets 18k views. Good for you Chase. He explains from his career experience, routes, timing and use or not of hitches, how to read the play called then gives you multiple angles to demonstrate how JF did. He even stops film after the drop to show where receivers are at that exact moment. The negative reactions because a guy is explaining the plays lack logic but overwhelm in emotion. He is even telling you when it's a bad read or decision. Lol. But hey 18k in 1 day. Well done Chase. 👏
@@JT-vu1di In terms of Chase getting 18k views in one day you have to give JF the credit. Chase never got that many viewers when he analyzes other quarterbacks so far.
He has to get rid of the ball. He doesn't have the pocket awareness or just the awareness that someone like a Caleb Williams does, which is why he gets sacked way more. I just dont really see much progress as each year goes on. Its always just more Justin Fields, just like his Bears days.
It's obvious you are a Justin Fields Hater, Mr. Metalguy86. That's ok because Justin is going to have a successful NFL Career. I hope you realize that your words WILL NOT DETERMINE JUSTIN'S FUTURE. For you to say, Justin doesn't have Pocket-Awareness is Hog-Wash. I bet you have never ever watched a Bears Games in your Life. So, why don't you take some time-off away from your computer and go watched some of the Bears Games back in 2022 and 2023. Then come back on You-Tube and let us know what you saw!
I don't think either Wilson or Fields are the long term answer for the Steelers, but assuming the Steelers squeak out another non-losing season - meaning not being in a position to draft Top 3 mush less Top 10 - Fields will be the placeholder moving forward. The Steelers went through a ton of mediocrity between Bradshaw and Roethlisberger; this is not a team that's ever going to give up a ton of draft capital to trade into the Top 3 and hope it pays off.
JF-2 gets total happy feet, starts dancing and takes off like a scared rabbit. He has had a few great games with the Bears, like his 5 TD game against Washington, but he had way too many games where he just couldn’t see the field. After games he always looked depressed as heck and seemed too passive. He started 38 games for Chicago over 3 years with 10-28 record, losing a lot. He had 60% completion percentage, with 40 TD passes and 30 INT. His QBR was 82.3. He has two advanced degrees and already has a net worth of $15,000,000!! Smart guy, he probably won’t last as long as the Great QB Chase Daniel, a 13 year nfl veteran. I enjoy your show. I also watch The QB School!
I actually think that if he had a really solid line blocking will and giving him time that he could get better. He spent proved quickly, but he has never had the luxury of time in the pocket. If the Steelers line, with all that new talent gels, Justin will start to look much better as a passer. He has the arm talent and understanding, but can’t process super fast. A small amount of time more could make a huge difference with him.
Honestly... imo, the offensive coordinators aren't drawing plays for a mobile QB. The defense is sitting on Fields instead of bailing like they would with pocket QB'S... that's why the timing seems off. That's just how i played against mobile QB'S when i played semi pro. I never overreacted on passing plays. It's like basketball. I'll stay down for you to shoot and miss the tree, but I'm not giving you the lane for an easy layup. Too me Fields isn't a 3 pt assassin or a D.Rose to the basket, but he's one helluva scorer.
Chase, you are describing Justin's reluctance to rip some throws as if he is a rookie... " He's got to trust it.. " Not sure if that is good at this point in his career.. I am a life long Chicago Bear Fan.. I want Justin to succeed for Chicago Bear Draft capital reasons and the fact I would love to see Justin flourish...
That last play it looks like the ball sailed to the right of the wr. An his running motion was to the left of the field. Pretty sure thats why the wr shuffled his feet sn took that jump at the ball. Watch where the ball lands
Please excuse my ignorance, I'm just a casual fan, but how was that guy that looked wide open on the first play not open? You never explained why or I missed it. Love your breakdowns!
Hall of Famer Wide Receiver, Cris Carter explained it this way: The Receiver slowed down and he was running the wrong route. Not Justin's fault but he gets the blame! Mr. Daniels didn't explain it because he doesn't know himself.
It ain’t over for Justin, learning new Offense. He’s never been in the same offense for more than 1 season. They been saying he can’t process since high school, it’s something people hear and repeat.
#SteelerNation #JustinFields #QB1 & Justin wasn’t training with the backups, he’s been training with the starters so he wasn’t confident with them but it’s crazy Justin still got us into FG range 3x & Russ 0
So frustrating. You have to find out quickly if a player is coachable. The kid can play. He has a confidence problem which is coaching problem. If the ball is not coming out, it's coaching. Ball out, ball out. If the ball is not coming out, he shouldn't be on the field. He rarely pump fakes and fires. He's rarely deliberate. I have little patience for timidity and lack of confidence. You speed practice up and force the ball out. He doesn't take this long to find out. Push him to succeed or fail. NFL coaching and development is weak, especially for QBs. A simple pump fake can expose a defense, move or freeze defenders.
O-line stinks, receivers stink, which extenuate Justin's problems. Making good fast decisions, processing the D before the snap, and being totally familiar with the playbook.
Seems like he doesnt aticipate well. Its the problem with guys like him. Hes got the intangibles to make him an elite qb, without the core competancies that make him a good one.
Chase, on that last play I thought the receiver slowed down because the ball was thrown. He had to jump bc he stopped gaining depth when he slowed down but if the ball was thrown toward the middle more he would have kept running.
@@ChaseDanielShowthat play had nothing to do with the receiver slowing down,it was bad ball placement by fields,instead of throwing the ball infront of the receiver toward the centre of the field,he tried to throw it directly at the receiver and threw it high and behind the receiver, he's just a terrible QB.
Receivers want to know that if they run a good route and beat their man, the quarterback is going to get them the ball. They don’t want to block for the quarterback, they want the ball. It has to be frustrating.
He was correctly evaluated as a great player in the 8 years before he was drafted. He didn't suddely lose his skill or talent or actual courage playing in Chicago. I think he is too concerned about living up to those evaluations rather than learning and maybe being average for a while.
Justin had bad footwork on the last throw which caused the ball to sail. Instead of turning his body to the right and striding towards the receiver, he strides to the left and opens up his body which causes the ball to sail. The receiver slowing down some didn’t cause the ball to sail high. Even if he would have kept running hard, the ball would have been behind him and high. Justin’s issues are easy to sum up. He doesn’t trust what he sees which causes him to take too long, he has bad footwork and throwing arm positions and he doesn’t read defenses well. He also has an ego problem that doesn’t allow him to take coaching well. He had so much success in high school and college doing his own thing that he thinks he is better than everybody else and makes better decisions than anyone. He developed a lot of bad habits doing his own thing but he had so much success doing things his way that he won’t admit that it DOESN’T do work in the NFL. When the Bears tried to teach him, he blamed coaching for his problems in an after game press conference last year. Then when Nick Foles tried to help him, he ignored him. Justin’s biggest problem is his ego.
People say Fields can't read defenses or go through his progressions, that's blatantly false. His issue is that he doesn't trust what he sees. He lacks the confidence to throw when he knows it's open so he misses good opportunities and makes things harder for himself.
Bears organization broke this man. It was year 2 when they were designing all them run plays for him because of how bad that o line was. Justin never looked this bad man in college. He's shot mentally unfortunately. Unreal man
I'm still waiting for JF to snap out of that funk: he seems to hesitate for half a second every time he has to throw, and it almost feels like he's relieved when his only option left is to run. Very worrying.
JF is the problem. Stop making excuses for players. He had plenty of opportunities to succeed. CJ Stroud came in as a rookie on the 2nd worst team in the league the prior season, and look what he did.
I always thought it looked like if Justin kept it he should've handed it off and vice versa and I really hoped he was gonna be the one! Best of luck Justin!
@@colemiller8183 point still stands, that ball isn't catchable if he doesn't try and jump he's at the front of the endzone, even if he keeps running he's not getting that deep.
So many people are commenting on this like Chase torched him and Fields is a bum but there was a lot of good in there. Room to improve no doubt, but hey, it’s preseason.
Chase how is that first play not open to the guy in the middle of the field? There is nobody near him. Is his only job to be a decoy and never even look back for the ball?
That's kinda how I interpret it. I don't like the "he's not open because he's not supposed to be" approach. No scramble is ever "supposed" to happen, but those receivers find themselves in open grass and get the ball thrown to them. Just seems like it's not taking advantage of opportunities the defense gives you. BUT... I'm not an offensive coordinator. I know absolutely shit about play design. Maybe the receiver looking back draws the safety too far up and completely blows up the play.
@@Melrose51653 He had 10 seconds on every play to throw the ball in college with OSU playing a bunch of patsies most games. He can't process in the NFL since QB has to get rid of the ball in less than 3 seconds.
@@Melrose51653 His receivers were wide open at Ohio State. The NFL isn't like that at all. Why the hell do you think most college QBs fail in the NFL? This is why.
@@DavidKfilmmaker That may be true today but trust me you don't want to go down this road. There is always an excuse for Fields if you look hard enough. Next week it'll be something else. Eventually you'll realize Fields is the problem. I watched this crap for three years in Chicago.
He had to stop running, the ball was thrown behind him. Fields needs to throw the ball to all that open field away from defender and let his receiver run under it.
Dude, at 5:06 (3 receivers left), that #2 receiver running the seam (not a corner- JT Daniels calls it a "Shock" concept)) was wide frickin' open. That defender between #2 and #3 sits in zone! There were two routes open left, deep out but that Seam was a HUGE miss. Especially watching those LBs stay mostly static! I think Fields does have some PTSD but the coaching he's getting, seems baffling. I do question his ability to process what the defense is doing (pre and post snap). He will not be in the league much longer with those happy feet either!
@@ChaseDanielShow JT Daniels, myself and other agree to disagree I guess. We all agree on something, J Fields is mightly struggling to read porgessions and make the proper throw!
Man I can’t watch these break downs. I honestly don’t understand how a team watched years of Justin in Chicago and then give him another chance. This has got to be his last year in the NFL
@@Jay-ci4to do you just run a wild cat offense then? Justin can’t throw has zero IQ. He’s like a point guard that doesn’t know what a pick and roll is. He doesn’t know the basics and it’s clear
If he doesn't work out he's a bargaining chip , but I believe the Steelers believe that they can mold him into a pocket passer and only one way to find out 🤞
The problem ia Justin Fields is athelete playing QB. Caleb is a Qb that is atheletic. I can already see how Williams reads the defense better and stays in the play more effectivley. Also if Caleb if he improvs makes better decisions. Caleb gets rid of the ball faster and doesnt hold onto the ball. Williams also throws away the ball instead of taking sacks from what ive seen so far.
I love the excuses for Fields. As a business owner, if I don’t deliver over this much time I can’t go to my clients with these type of excuses. It’s ok, dude is just not meant to be a QB. It’s cool, not the end of the world.
I genuinely believe Tomlin is scaring these QBs by trying to make them perfect and not make any turnovers. Huge Tomlin fan but it’s causing them to play scared. Saw it with Pickett, Mitch, and now Fields. There were several throws Fields could of let go if he trusted himself but chose not to for the sake of there being a risk.
Tomlin sucks, fields sucks, trubisky sucks, and Tomlin never gave Pickett a real chance in an NFL offense. What a wasted opportunity. Tomlin is the worst.
When was the first or last time Justin Fields threw for 26 TD’s…with only 8 int’s.? Justin needs high classroom study and cognizance…he would be a whole ass problem …not yet ready
He's a hard worker and has the right attitude. He will have a long career in the NFL but it is looking like he will mostly be a backup. He could maybe become a fringe starter like Tyrod Taylor if he keeps working and improving.
Nah, he's too talented to be a back-up. He's a Franchise Quarterback. In time, he'll land on the Right Team. Maybe as soon as 2025. Other Teams are watching to see what happens here in Pittsburgh. Justin is a hard worker, a great Leader, a great Team-mate with a great attitude. Justin will be fine!
Justin has all the talent needed to be great. Nagy and Getsy destroyed his confidence. He’s lost all confidence. He’s not making throws he made in college, and that speaks confidence. Tomlin needs to sit him down and work with him directly. He can be good, but he’s not trusting his eyes for some reason. The Bears obviously mishandled him, and he’s lost confidence…
I watched every one of his games twice over the years. Cannot make a decision. Cannot read a defense and audible out of the play. But he has crazy playaction skills. No one has his legs. He can kill you with his legs. I would play him solely in playaction, let him roll out and either find someone open downfield, or just get the first down. But he is not smart, that’s the drawback.
He has accuracy issues at time. Don't like his occasional long wind-up & footwork. Look what several rookies are already doing this yr. I would take Caleb, Nix & Daniels over Justin anyday. And McCarthy looked decent prior to injury.
I dunno abut the others, but Daniels is 100% going to be a bust. He is an awful lot like Justin, without the big body. Single read, wont look off safeties, locks on too early.
Peoples opinions on Fields differ. The SMART people understand that Fields really isn’t a QB, at least not yet, and he certainly isn’t anywhere near as good as Russ. He should consider converting to RB, imo. He could probably be like Corey Dillon.
Do you believe in Justin Fields?
@@ChaseDanielShow only if the tailor the offense around what he already does.
We have already seen that changing him doesnt work.
Groom an offense around what got him drafted or let him go!
No
@ChaseDanielShow Does Justin Fields believe in Justin Fields?! There I fixed it.
Watching Justin hold onto the ball makes you grind your teeth. He has no play imagination. There no anticipation. He has good enough protection to execute.
Mr. Chase I said some things about your career on one of your videos that was out of pocket lol. I wanna apologize. Honestly. Your a good dude with intelligent observations. Have a good one!
If I was coaching Fields, I'd be telling him to simply just let it rip on 1st or 2nd read during preseason. If you turn it over you turn it over, got to get used to making quick decisions.
Too bad defense HC tells him not to turn the ball over, he’s not allowed to throw the ball
You don't think the Bears were TELLING him that for three years? They couldn't get him to throw the ball unless a guy was already open. That's too late. That doesn't work in the NFL.
That play at 6:22 is EXACTLY why Bears had to move on. Fields almost NEVER threw in down the middle. He almost always hesitated and just plain froze up. As a Bears fan it was infuriating to endure.
FACTS. BUSTIN FIELDGOALS just SUX, he isn’t a high level NFL QB and I don’t think he ever will be! So glad he isn’t the QB anymore. So glad poles dumped his running AZZ, good riddance to bad rubbish. CALEB WILLIAMS TIME
@@hendrix7948Best roast ever. Damn.
He played the exact same way in Chicago. This is just who he is. Sorry Pittsburgh. It will be a frustrated year for you.
yeah I never thought he would be good he came from the bears already knew he sucked people out hear are just stupid and believe everyone better than kenny pickett
Not if he doesn't play!
doubt he'll play in the steelers uniform as a starter. steelers are not as retarded as bears, at least i dont think so.
We had Kenny Pickett the last two years....we are used to it
@@electrickfuturegod0015we had Matt Canada. Pickett can actually read a defense.
@ 0:52 I couldn't stop laughing as if you meant to show the thickness of the highlighter to let me know about my previous request. THANK YOU for making the highlighter Madden Thick, lol. 🎉 🐻⬇️
He makes the easy stuff look difficult. Nobody has ever questioned his athletic ability. He has a great arm. The problem is he processes the defense too slow and waits to throw. Idk if he's big play hunting but there is a play from the Bills game where he has a wide open receiver 10-15 yards in the middle of the field and he's looking at the guy through a giant hole in the pocket and decides to take off to his right. We saw this every game with the Bears. It drives you nuts because when he makes a play it looks so good but so again, he makes the easy stuff look difficult.
haha yeah I think I know exactly what play youre talking about...I saw a youtube compilation of Fields holding on to the ball instead of passing and you could see the receivers throwing their hands up in the air in frustration. He not only didn't throw the ball to a wide open receiver but ran straight into a defender for a sack. I saw every single snap that Fields took and it was super frustrating to watch.
Justin "I can't see the" Fields
Chase working OT to make JF look passable. he slowed down and jumped b/c he would have had to be 7'4" to catch it. If the "best quality" a QB has is not involving his Arm and head, well there is your problem.
I understand kinda what you're saying... but I'm honestly thinking maybe his inherent football "IQ" may not be as advanced as advertised? Food for thought, and again, more time will tell...
@@DAMillich-lg9mz I think the problem w/JF is that in college it was a simple O that was if it's open, and it normally will be chuck it, if not tuck it and run. In Chicago, the team wasn't built to support a young qb that needed time, so JF had to scramble and run a lot, doesn't seem he is capable, or willing to grow out of it. Maybe it's b/c social and sports media praised him for his legs and running his first 2 years.
Either way, if the coaching staff cannot fix his mental blocks it doesn't matter what his physical gifts are. Every NFL player is an elite physical talent, what makes/breaks players is their football IQ and willingness to learn and work ehtic to perfect their craft.
Chase ain’t the only one half the espn staff never blames fields for anything
@@bigda6407 99% of Chicago media never did either. Still trash talk Trubisky as if he had everything to succeed, but then blink and act like Fields had nothing.
Both were trash for similar reasons; lack of ability to understand what was going on after the snap. Neither are longed to even be backups b/c if you cannot understand what is happening you cannot operate as QB in the NFL
💯% he slowed to try and jump higher
his pocket presence is non existent. that in combination with his anticipatory struggles makes it very difficult to sustain drives. the second something isn't perfect he takes off and runs. it's the most frustrating experience to watch.
Long story short: there's just too much going on for him. For whatever reason he can't balance all the stuff going on (which for QB is a TON).
Some team needs to seriously put him in that Taysom Hill role. It's the only hope for his career. If he could stay healthy, in that role, he might actually be basically a pro bowl caliber player. At QB he's not even backup caliber 😂
@@threezysworld8089fields would be great in a role like that or RB or WR a position that solely relies mostly on who more talented player fields is heck of a athlete probably one of the best athletes in the NFL truly some players are QBs all their life n get away with it till the NFL this why the NFL is the NFL they will study you like a project n expose the shit out of you !! Fields is not will never be NFL QB yes his job position is that n he barley fits it he’s gadget player who excel at QB in college because of talent that surrounded him Ohio State hid his weakness behind top prospect on the Oline and WRs
enjoyed watching more plays with your comments. it gives me a better feel of the flow and a bigger sample size to form an opinion. great video
First play wide open, not open lmao. Last play, the receiver slowed down? Yeah dude we get it year 4, the excuses ain’t working anymore. Fields ain’t good period
He literally has 8 Chicago Bears records and 2NFL records for playing quarterback but he's not good wow😂
@@chrislaughlin6598 Caleb Williams will have more passing yards than Justin in 3 years 😂😂😂😂 Justin been in the league for 5 years
@@chrislaughlin6598😂😂😂😂 and not all are good records. Like 30 ints, and 34 fumbles in less than 3 years. Some great records there😂
All the people evaluating him from high school through the draft weren't all wrong. He has about every skill and talent you need.
Agreed- first play the slot was wide open, I don't know what this dude is talking about. Is he saying, Tom Brady wouldn't have thrown it there? Or Mahomes? I call b.s.
Chase Daniels with the honest reviews, straight facts.
My concern with athletic QB is their overreliance on one WR. They will literally stare down one man hoping they get open, then run before they even think about option 2 or 3. None of them ever walk to the line and scout what the defense is doing in the background, just line up and run plays, never figuring out how the play fits in to what the defense is doing.
Straight facts
I remember when Rodgers was doing that with Davante against the 49ers, but I guess you mean they just get stuck on their first read and don't understand where the open guy would be.
The Steelers offense has looked bad for a while and everything looked like a mess in this game. Receivers running the wrong routes, Fields making the wrong reads, etc. A lot of it is bad coaching. I wonder what Fields would look like with one of the great offensive coaches in this league.
@@Ishai1Is it bad coaching or is it players lacking the ability to learn their jobs ? Honestly, it could go either way but Tomlin and his crew being bad coaches in my opinion is a stretch.
@@Ishai1tomlin being a bad coach we talking about the same guy who’s never had a losing season since he started coaching??? I think it’s fields !!! Idk I mean the tape is the tape Chase Daniels is doing nothing but showing the tape n telling you what normal QB would do in a situation where fields puts his self n his team !! Sometimes it’s just better to not speak n just listen bro if bears fans are telling you Fields is the problem and the tape doesn’t lie about it Steelers got baited !! Don’t give this guy a contract for another year this year 5 he still doing what he did in year 1
@@Freeeeeeeedoooooooombingo
Congrats on your new job!! Much success to your new gig!!
Thank you so much!!
@@ChaseDanielShow no problem
GREAT commentary; very helpful to a novice football-head (basketball 24/7 until about 1 year ago). I play a lot of Madden, and have been Fields a bit on CHI in '24 and now PIT in '25 . Throwing Accuracy is a big concern because his legs can't get him out of a lot of the s(h)ituations he's put in b/c of a bad offensive line (as shown in these clips here) but I also just can't process the field fast enough to either make the correct read from Jump or stay alive to improvise and pick things up after getting by initial pressure. Lots of big plays off luck b/c of the athleticism and basic FB knowledge but lots of picks too or turnovers on downs.... So I see what Chase is saying here with JF2 and not making the right reads to start. Fields is def a bright guy -- thoughtful, well-spoken in interviews -- but for whatever reason real-life IQ isn't football IQ. And I don't think he can ever overcome that to the point where the athleticism meets the mental aspects enuf to fulfill his considerable potential. Which is a shame.
Im a JF loyalist to a fault... 100% biased. I see repeat concepts and a cleaner version on rep 2 vs rep 1. Am i just looking through rose colored glasses or is it a valid observation? As a former college football player, i will tell you that i had 3 offensive coordinators in 4 years and its beyond difficult to be able to play fast when your terminology and concepts are constantly new. Feel bad and just want him to succeed in the worst way.
Wow Chase, that was pretty eye opening.... I missed quite a few of those details that really made me aware and now with a more questioning approach to Fields...
Don't get me wrong, I think he has talent and capability, with an enormous upside potential... I wonder about his level of true readiness or having enough experience maybe.... guess time will tell.
But I'm subscribing, I enjoy being educated and that was very informative analysis.
Im not a football newbie lol, just the opposite, but this old dog in Pittsburgh appreciates being taught and learning certainly. Gracias!
Will be subscribing!
Thank you!
Bear fan here. Watching this brings back memories I wish I never had. Hopefully Caleb will help me forget 🙏 Bear down 💙🐻🧡🐻💙🐻🧡🐻💙🐻🧡🙏
Cw is way better then fields
Dude CW is way better this how sad our franchise is and our fan base we don’t even see our own talent at QB CW is Miles ahead of fields in terms of passing !!
@@eddyband026thank you finally someone understands football this comparison is so easy CW is way better than fields
@@Trick.Ricky.Sternnyeah and KP went 5/5 with 5TD, maybe one incompletion and no sacks last preseason. I hope everything pans out for you but do not start throwing all your money at the house yet. Give It 2 years.
I’m sorry, Bro but this is the NFL, defenses are getting better. Justin Field has to get that ball out and get it out quickly and super accurately. There are thousands of dudes in college or free agents who are dying to be a starting quarterback in the NFL and these dude are still playing mediocre football!!!
Congratulations on your new show. I think you will do great.
Thank you so much!
I love your honest assessment of how you detail JF1. I wish you were in his QB Room. I am his number 1 fan and you are NOT wrong. He has to stop thinking about Coach Flus saying don't through an INT
Bears fan here. I yelled “get rid of the ball” so many times watching JF. Great guy, just can’t process information.
He’s got to get rid of it!
I been saying since a few games into his second season that if he didn’t learn to read and react quick enough by now he’s never gonna be able to and look 4th season he still can’t read and get the ball out he’s gun shy he’s not comfortable playing quarterback the game moves too fast for him. He’s cooked as a quarterback in the nfl he doesn’t learn he doesn’t want to learn he thinks he’s gonna just break out when he gets a better team around him which won’t happen.
Bears Fan of 53 years here:
*Justin Fields is the best Chicago Bears player since Walter Payton!* The Bears Sabotaged Justin, just ask the Bears Best Receiver Moore! When the Steelers finally let Justin play, the only teams stopping the Steelers are the Ravens and Chiefs!!!
I hate the Bears now! 53 years gone! I'm going to love it when the Bears don't make the Playoffs!
@otherZinc you need to watch the QB school video on his preseason game if you truly believe that. Fields is not a good QB
@@otherZinc Moore has to say that type of stuff you think he wants to be known as someone who would put down a teammate? Who wants to put down the quarterback? Fields will always be trash he’s not comfortable being a quarterback he can’t slow the game down so he’s always in trouble in his head
23:42 Justin Loaded that throw but the WR broke the route too sharpe…Fields threw it right where he should’ve been.
Great video. This is very interesting. It makes watching the game way more interesting. And nerve-wracking, lol
If you and JT Osuillivan are cool i would love to see you 2 do a combined podcast once a month to focus on 1 or 2 quarterbacks and what you have seen from them!
Would love to do a collab with Qb school
@@ChaseDanielShowyou guys should do Caleb Williams n some experience QB like Rodgers or mahomes to show why Williams is living up to the hype.
@@ChaseDanielShowor maybe do all the rookies n what impressing you guys what not !
The O'line is the issue with this team.
Say it louder
IMO He's open in that first play as he's breaking on the post, but Field's has a lineman in his face by that point, so whether he's open or not is kind of irrelevant.
Keep your friends close and your enemies🤣🤣🤣 Ravens fan here. Keep the great videos flowing. I am pulling for Fields, just not against us!
Great job! Thank you very much! Steelers in for a long season.
Our pleasure!
As a lifelong OSU fan, these were the things i started saying late in his second season. I understood why he started dropping down boards from a top 3 pick to maybe not a top 10 pick.
It was hard to tell most games because most games in college CHris Olave and Garrett Wilson were winning off the snap 95% of the time.
But as the season wore on you saw a guy holding the ball more and more.
And it's just been made apparently clear in the NFL. He won't throw a guy open. Plain and simple.
Captain Russ is solid Pro wins games & SB '24. Allen is sharp BU QB. QB4 is excellent receiver. Jus is great RB.
TAKE THE SHOT.
So, if defenses are getting to Fields that quickly, how long do you think Wilson will last? Two three four weeks tops?
Fantastic breakdown..
Glad you liked it!
Don't understand the bashing here. Chase is doing his analysis on JF and in one day gets 18k views. Good for you Chase. He explains from his career experience, routes, timing and use or not of hitches, how to read the play called then gives you multiple angles to demonstrate how JF did. He even stops film after the drop to show where receivers are at that exact moment. The negative reactions because a guy is explaining the plays lack logic but overwhelm in emotion. He is even telling you when it's a bad read or decision. Lol. But hey 18k in 1 day. Well done Chase. 👏
@@JT-vu1di
In terms of Chase getting 18k views in one day you have to give JF the credit. Chase never got that many viewers when he analyzes other quarterbacks so far.
JF doesn't process the middle of the field after the snap.
He has to get rid of the ball. He doesn't have the pocket awareness or just the awareness that someone like a Caleb Williams does, which is why he gets sacked way more. I just dont really see much progress as each year goes on. Its always just more Justin Fields, just like his Bears days.
It's obvious you are a Justin Fields Hater, Mr. Metalguy86. That's ok because Justin is going to have a successful NFL Career. I hope you realize that your words WILL NOT DETERMINE JUSTIN'S FUTURE. For you to say, Justin doesn't have Pocket-Awareness is Hog-Wash. I bet you have never ever watched a Bears Games in your Life. So, why don't you take some time-off away from your computer and go watched some of the Bears Games back in 2022 and 2023. Then come back on You-Tube and let us know what you saw!
I still remember those Fields fanboys keep yelling that the Bears should get a 1st or 2nd round pick in a trade for Fields.
I don't think either Wilson or Fields are the long term answer for the Steelers, but assuming the Steelers squeak out another non-losing season - meaning not being in a position to draft Top 3 mush less Top 10 - Fields will be the placeholder moving forward. The Steelers went through a ton of mediocrity between Bradshaw and Roethlisberger; this is not a team that's ever going to give up a ton of draft capital to trade into the Top 3 and hope it pays off.
Love these RUclips film breakdowns by retired qbs. J. T. O'Sullivan started a good trend.
JF-2 gets total happy feet, starts dancing and takes off like a scared rabbit. He has had a few great games with the Bears, like his 5 TD game against Washington, but he had way too many games where he just couldn’t see the field. After games he always looked depressed as heck and seemed too passive. He started 38 games for Chicago over 3 years with 10-28 record, losing a lot. He had 60% completion percentage, with 40 TD passes and 30 INT. His QBR was 82.3. He has two advanced degrees and already has a net worth of $15,000,000!! Smart guy, he probably won’t last as long as the Great QB Chase Daniel, a 13 year nfl veteran. I enjoy your show. I also watch The QB School!
I actually think that if he had a really solid line blocking will and giving him time that he could get better. He spent proved quickly, but he has never had the luxury of time in the pocket. If the Steelers line, with all that new talent gels, Justin will start to look much better as a passer. He has the arm talent and understanding, but can’t process super fast. A small amount of time more could make a huge difference with him.
I know he’s your boy and you don’t want to trash a former bear but you gotta be honest his anticipation and leading the man open has never been great
How do you get this video?
After watching this all ima say is once Justin stops hesitating he will be fine plane and simply 😊
year 4. still waiting.
Chase Daniel is the one keep defending Justin Fields for the last 3 seasons. Now he made a 180 turn.
Honestly... imo, the offensive coordinators aren't drawing plays for a mobile QB. The defense is sitting on Fields instead of bailing like they would with pocket QB'S... that's why the timing seems off. That's just how i played against mobile QB'S when i played semi pro. I never overreacted on passing plays. It's like basketball. I'll stay down for you to shoot and miss the tree, but I'm not giving you the lane for an easy layup. Too me Fields isn't a 3 pt assassin or a D.Rose to the basket, but he's one helluva scorer.
Chase, do you see “any” difference in Fields play that maybe coming from Steelers coaching staff?
Preseason too early to tell
Chase, you are describing Justin's reluctance to rip some throws as if he is a rookie... " He's got to trust it.. " Not sure if that is good at this point in his career..
I am a life long Chicago Bear Fan.. I want Justin to succeed for Chicago Bear Draft capital reasons and the fact I would love to see Justin flourish...
Chase had been making all kinds of excuses for Justin the past 3 seasons where have you been, now he comes around to tell it like it is.😂😂😂
That last play it looks like the ball sailed to the right of the wr. An his running motion was to the left of the field. Pretty sure thats why the wr shuffled his feet sn took that jump at the ball. Watch where the ball lands
When the fans can see it and the QB doesn't! Gonna be a long season.
Please excuse my ignorance, I'm just a casual fan, but how was that guy that looked wide open on the first play not open? You never explained why or I missed it.
Love your breakdowns!
Hall of Famer Wide Receiver, Cris Carter explained it this way: The Receiver slowed down and he was running the wrong route. Not Justin's fault but he gets the blame! Mr. Daniels didn't explain it because he doesn't know himself.
@@barbaradee9304What was the playcall? You were in the huddle? Do you play for the Steelers? 😂
8:40 he’s not throwing outs if he’s on the far hash from the read. Maybe he doesn’t trust his arm strength from a one step hitch
It ain’t over for Justin, learning new Offense. He’s never been in the same offense for more than 1 season. They been saying he can’t process since high school, it’s something people hear and repeat.
the tape doesn't lie.
They've been saying it because it's true.
He processes well enough not to have a lotta turnovers
#SteelerNation #JustinFields #QB1 & Justin wasn’t training with the backups, he’s been training with the starters so he wasn’t confident with them but it’s crazy Justin still got us into FG range 3x & Russ 0
So frustrating. You have to find out quickly if a player is coachable. The kid can play. He has a confidence problem which is coaching problem. If the ball is not coming out, it's coaching. Ball out, ball out. If the ball is not coming out, he shouldn't be on the field. He rarely pump fakes and fires. He's rarely deliberate. I have little patience for timidity and lack of confidence. You speed practice up and force the ball out. He doesn't take this long to find out. Push him to succeed or fail. NFL coaching and development is weak, especially for QBs. A simple pump fake can expose a defense, move or freeze defenders.
It only works if he understands what he's looking at. You can't anticipate or pull a safety if you can't read the defense.
O-line stinks, receivers stink, which extenuate Justin's problems. Making good fast decisions, processing the D before the snap, and being totally familiar with the playbook.
Seems like he doesnt aticipate well. Its the problem with guys like him. Hes got the intangibles to make him an elite qb, without the core competancies that make him a good one.
Chase, on that last play I thought the receiver slowed down because the ball was thrown. He had to jump bc he stopped gaining depth when he slowed down but if the ball was thrown toward the middle more he would have kept running.
Slowed down way too early
@@ChaseDanielShowthat play had nothing to do with the receiver slowing down,it was bad ball placement by fields,instead of throwing the ball infront of the receiver toward the centre of the field,he tried to throw it directly at the receiver and threw it high and behind the receiver, he's just a terrible QB.
@@ronskullie9380I remember Chase was the one always defending Fields’ performance the last 2 years in Chicago.
Arthur smith loves his dagger concepts. Think he angered Pitts because he kept having him as the decoy on the concept
The receiver that stopped running. He can at least run 10 yards in 1.2 seconds. The ball appears over thrown by 5 yards. He should have kept running.
Receivers want to know that if they run a good route and beat their man, the quarterback is going to get them the ball. They don’t want to block for the quarterback, they want the ball. It has to be frustrating.
He was correctly evaluated as a great player in the 8 years before he was drafted. He didn't suddely lose his skill or talent or actual courage playing in Chicago. I think he is too concerned about living up to those evaluations rather than learning and maybe being average for a while.
I told everyone russ and fields sucks has no idea what people saw but I never seen anything fields to make me feel like he is going to be good as hell
Justin had bad footwork on the last throw which caused the ball to sail. Instead of turning his body to the right and striding towards the receiver, he strides to the left and opens up his body which causes the ball to sail. The receiver slowing down some didn’t cause the ball to sail high. Even if he would have kept running hard, the ball would have been behind him and high.
Justin’s issues are easy to sum up. He doesn’t trust what he sees which causes him to take too long, he has bad footwork and throwing arm positions and he doesn’t read defenses well. He also has an ego problem that doesn’t allow him to take coaching well. He had so much success in high school and college doing his own thing that he thinks he is better than everybody else and makes better decisions than anyone.
He developed a lot of bad habits doing his own thing but he had so much success doing things his way that he won’t admit that it DOESN’T do work in the NFL. When the Bears tried to teach him, he blamed coaching for his problems in an after game press conference last year. Then when Nick Foles tried to help him, he ignored him. Justin’s biggest problem is his ego.
That dagger was wide open after the drop.
Fields is definitely gonna get some playing time in the regular season.
People say Fields can't read defenses or go through his progressions, that's blatantly false. His issue is that he doesn't trust what he sees. He lacks the confidence to throw when he knows it's open so he misses good opportunities and makes things harder for himself.
It’s absolutely baffling how much the media propped up this dude despite never being a good passer.
Bears organization broke this man. It was year 2 when they were designing all them run plays for him because of how bad that o line was. Justin never looked this bad man in college. He's shot mentally unfortunately. Unreal man
He'll bounce back. He is not broken yet.
@@barbaradee9304- 3 years in the league and he still can’t read a defense.
College ain't the league. Nfl is FAST. Keep blaming Chicago
I'm still waiting for JF to snap out of that funk: he seems to hesitate for half a second every time he has to throw, and it almost feels like he's relieved when his only option left is to run. Very worrying.
JF is the problem. Stop making excuses for players. He had plenty of opportunities to succeed. CJ Stroud came in as a rookie on the 2nd worst team in the league the prior season, and look what he did.
I always thought it looked like if Justin kept it he should've handed it off and vice versa and I really hoped he was gonna be the one! Best of luck Justin!
Yes two wrong reads
The word is out. After trade its is now safe to criticize Fields a little. Last year it was not.
I'll never forget the Justin Fields defense force online last season. ANY criticism of terrible QB play was immediately called racist.
@@mikevismyelementExactly because as a fan it couldn't be that you just didn't like crappy play.
Chase. Justin threw that ball out of the back of the end zone. He missed him.
thank you!
It hits the top of Pittsburgh in the end zone,he didn’t throw it out the back
@@colemiller8183 get your eyes checked. Either way the ball was overthrown
@@colemiller8183 point still stands, that ball isn't catchable if he doesn't try and jump he's at the front of the endzone, even if he keeps running he's not getting that deep.
So many people are commenting on this like Chase torched him and Fields is a bum but there was a lot of good in there. Room to improve no doubt, but hey, it’s preseason.
Moral of the story. Chase is saying Steelers are going to suck at qb
I know not a lot of people want to admit, but his seizure drugs may be the cause of the delays.
Fields isn't ready Let him learn Behind Russel.
Chase how is that first play not open to the guy in the middle of the field? There is nobody near him. Is his only job to be a decoy and never even look back for the ball?
That's kinda how I interpret it. I don't like the "he's not open because he's not supposed to be" approach. No scramble is ever "supposed" to happen, but those receivers find themselves in open grass and get the ball thrown to them. Just seems like it's not taking advantage of opportunities the defense gives you. BUT... I'm not an offensive coordinator. I know absolutely shit about play design. Maybe the receiver looking back draws the safety too far up and completely blows up the play.
He looks like he’s scared to throw the ball
He's not. Look at his college career. The coaching staff made him scared of throwing
@@Melrose51653 He had 10 seconds on every play to throw the ball in college with OSU playing a bunch of patsies most games. He can't process in the NFL since QB has to get rid of the ball in less than 3 seconds.
@@Melrose51653 His receivers were wide open at Ohio State. The NFL isn't like that at all. Why the hell do you think most college QBs fail in the NFL? This is why.
Our right tackle decided to not block Greg Rousseau 3 sacks and he was prolly scared.
@@DavidKfilmmaker That may be true today but trust me you don't want to go down this road. There is always an excuse for Fields if you look hard enough. Next week it'll be something else. Eventually you'll realize Fields is the problem. I watched this crap for three years in Chicago.
He had to stop running, the ball was thrown behind him. Fields needs to throw the ball to all that open field away from defender and let his receiver run under it.
Dude, at 5:06 (3 receivers left), that #2 receiver running the seam (not a corner- JT Daniels calls it a "Shock" concept)) was wide frickin' open. That defender between #2 and #3 sits in zone! There were two routes open left, deep out but that Seam was a HUGE miss. Especially watching those LBs stay mostly static!
I think Fields does have some PTSD but the coaching he's getting, seems baffling. I do question his ability to process what the defense is doing (pre and post snap). He will not be in the league much longer with those happy feet either!
Throw the out route
@@ChaseDanielShow JT Daniels, myself and other agree to disagree I guess.
We all agree on something, J Fields is mightly struggling to read porgessions and make the proper throw!
@@open2626 who is JT Daniels????
@@MCfact1827 Sorry. JT O' Sullivan
Man I can’t watch these break downs. I honestly don’t understand how a team watched years of Justin in Chicago and then give him another chance. This has got to be his last year in the NFL
His stats are almost identical to Zach Wilson.
No I feel he would be a backup
@@Jay-ci4to do you just run a wild cat offense then? Justin can’t throw has zero IQ. He’s like a point guard that doesn’t know what a pick and roll is. He doesn’t know the basics and it’s clear
It wasn't easy...unless he took off and ran with it
If he doesn't work out he's a bargaining chip , but I believe the Steelers believe that they can mold him into a pocket passer and only one way to find out 🤞
The problem ia Justin Fields is athelete playing QB. Caleb is a Qb that is atheletic. I can already see how Williams reads the defense better and stays in the play more effectivley. Also if Caleb if he improvs makes better decisions. Caleb gets rid of the ball faster and doesnt hold onto the ball. Williams also throws away the ball instead of taking sacks from what ive seen so far.
This hurts my Gosh
I love the excuses for Fields. As a business owner, if I don’t deliver over this much time I can’t go to my clients with these type of excuses. It’s ok, dude is just not meant to be a QB. It’s cool, not the end of the world.
I genuinely believe Tomlin is scaring these QBs by trying to make them perfect and not make any turnovers. Huge Tomlin fan but it’s causing them to play scared. Saw it with Pickett, Mitch, and now Fields. There were several throws Fields could of let go if he trusted himself but chose not to for the sake of there being a risk.
Tomlin sucks, fields sucks, trubisky sucks, and Tomlin never gave Pickett a real chance in an NFL offense. What a wasted opportunity. Tomlin is the worst.
@@alexm2889 lmao. Unfortunately I agree
Not going to know until he plays reg season. I am sure at some point wilson will get hurt he always gets little stingers where he is out a few games.
All the bears fans are so frustrated 😅 watch us pull off an immaculate season 🤫
When was the first or last time Justin Fields threw for 26 TD’s…with only 8 int’s.? Justin needs high classroom study and cognizance…he would be a whole ass problem …not yet ready
Bro can we talk a lil bit about Dan Moore he got beat on ever run play ever play bro I can wait Troy gets back
He's a hard worker and has the right attitude. He will have a long career in the NFL but it is looking like he will mostly be a backup. He could maybe become a fringe starter like Tyrod Taylor if he keeps working and improving.
Nah, he's too talented to be a back-up. He's a Franchise Quarterback. In time, he'll land on the Right Team. Maybe as soon as 2025. Other Teams are watching to see what happens here in Pittsburgh. Justin is a hard worker, a great Leader, a great Team-mate with a great attitude. Justin will be fine!
Only if Justin Fields can read defense the sky is the limit.
I think Pittsburgh except for Ben chooses the wrong QB’s. Jayden Daniel’s is gonno be great
All Fields needs is an all-pro OL and 3 1st rd wrs…then look out!
And a 7 on 7 league to play in
I love JF1, but he fumbles the ball like he was trained by Rex Grossman
Ryan Poles wasn't wrong.
Justin has all the talent needed to be great. Nagy and Getsy destroyed his confidence. He’s lost all confidence. He’s not making throws he made in college, and that speaks confidence. Tomlin needs to sit him down and work with him directly. He can be good, but he’s not trusting his eyes for some reason. The Bears obviously mishandled him, and he’s lost confidence…
The only way he can revive his career is if he assumes the Taysom Hill role. He would be an unstoppable Swiss Army knife but his ego is too big.
I watched every one of his games twice over the years. Cannot make a decision. Cannot read a defense and audible out of the play. But he has crazy playaction skills. No one has his legs. He can kill you with his legs. I would play him solely in playaction, let him roll out and either find someone open downfield, or just get the first down. But he is not smart, that’s the drawback.
He has accuracy issues at time. Don't like his occasional long wind-up & footwork. Look what several rookies are already doing this yr. I would take Caleb, Nix & Daniels over Justin anyday. And McCarthy looked decent prior to injury.
I dunno abut the others, but Daniels is 100% going to be a bust. He is an awful lot like Justin, without the big body. Single read, wont look off safeties, locks on too early.
We have a better back up, I like fields but he needs to sit and learn from a vet for a little bit.
Windows 95 processes faster than fields
He's got some vista in him. Runs fast, but freezes constantly
Peoples opinions on Fields differ. The SMART people understand that Fields really isn’t a QB, at least not yet, and he certainly isn’t anywhere near as good as Russ. He should consider converting to RB, imo. He could probably be like Corey Dillon.
That's silly.
Honestly, i still see where he held the balls..he still hasnt grasped NFL open and college open IMO.
He wears #2?! Ahaha, thats funny!
Bear 👇🏽 ! 😅