09-19-2021, 10:48 PM
(09-19-2021, 10:39 PM)Joelist Wrote: The moment they saw the Bears starting to sit on short routes the immediate response should have been max protect / deep ball. Also try some screens and definitely NO EMPTY BACKFIELDS.
It's malpractice from a coaching standpoint. Zac and his staff have done everything possible to telegraph the fact that they are scared shitless to let their surgically-repaired quarterback operate behind this line. It's a really screwed up way to approach a football season. Oh, our franchise quarterback is just fine and will be ready for the season, but we're gonna run the offense like he's an eyelash away from breaking again at any moment. Sounds like a real good way to get him hurt again. If he wasn't ready, they never should have put him out there.
It sucks to start a season without Burrow, but I'd rather sacrifice a month of games to get him to 100 percent than watch him get broken again and go through the same nightmare 2 seasons straight.
