The Scary Truth Behind Chicago's Quarterback Problem
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
- The Chicago Bears have struggled for nearly 7 decades to find the right quarterback... In this video, we take a deep look at their misfortunes, and the mistakes that led them to become the only team in NFL history without a 4000 yard passer.
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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?
This was a very good video. My husband has been a long suffering Bears fan. I grew up in Kansas City and never lost my affection for the Chiefs and I tend to favor them. Not into the Bears except that I wish my husband could have games to be happy about. He goes and watches with his brother and every week it seems they loose.
This year both are super excited about Williams. I've watched some videos on him and he looks to be the real deal. His throwing reminds me of Jackson. For once it will be a fun year for my husband.
He throws nothing like Lamar but yes go bears
You should show him this video and see what he thinks.
You have had a very fun time being a fan of the chiefs though 😭😭😂
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
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Now I see why they were quick to move on from fields
Looking at the lists of qbs that could’ve been drafted by the bears is cringeworthy
THE CHICAGO BEAR'S DON'T LIKE TO SPEND MONEY 💵 ON GOOD QB THAT'S WHAT THEY ARE KNOWN FOR IF PEOPLE WILL GO BACK AND LOOK AT VIDEO'S ...
🐻 don’t realize you can play competent Offensive lineman.
ok, i like the video but i have to take issue with your analysis on the 2004 NFL draft.
You said the Bears passed on Eli Manning, Phillip Rivers, and Ben Roethlisberger.
Eli went #1 overall, Rivers went #4, and Ben went #11.
Problem is, the Bears picked 14th. It was impossible for them to "pass" over these guys. You MIGHT be able to make the case for trading up to 10 to get Ben, but theres no way that Bears team is going to trade up to #1 or #4, especially with what it would have cost to get there, also the Giants had no intent of trading and I dont think the Chargers did either because they werent sold on Drew Brees going into his 4th year, and how Jerry Angelo very rarely traded up in the 1st round.
Now watch as fields is undefeated XD
The Bears don't have a qb problem they have a development and coaching problem
Yeah they cannot develop quarterbacks to save their life . Jim McMahon was an average quarterback that had an awesome defense .
They had an OC and HC problem for Cutlers entire tenure.
Thats why they got shane waldron. I mean the guy made geno smith a franchise QB
It's ownership that is the problem just like all Chicago teams. All they care about is money and not fans
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.
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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!
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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 ua-cam.com/video/FiiK21VzI_o/v-deo.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 ua-cam.com/video/QuhUbISnr8s/v-deo.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 ua-cam.com/video/5JO1PsupF_U/v-deo.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!_
3,381 subscribers now.
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.
The Lions used to screw up at QB too until they got Matthew Stafford.
Justin Fields was not the “wrong” QB, the team was never built for him to succeed, the offense was never stable (he literally had a new coach every year)
Yea
But his contract was big so if he played 1 more year he would get paid 40 million dollars
I hope caleb does something
@@SammyPlayZ7I’d pay him that over what the qb market is growing to be. Hopefully Caleb lives up to the hype
Nah he buns for real
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.
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At least this time we can’t be BLAMED for picking Caleb if he stinks . Picking him was the conventional wisdom at the time.
Nah drake is better than
Careful with that. Bryce Young was the clear no°1 pick last year, nobody could've blamed the Panthers for drafting him. Now they've dropped him just into his second season in favour of Andy Dalton... Drafting is a lottery. Keep that in mind whenever you're trading up^^
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Great video!
As a Bears fan I will come right out and say it. They have an ownership problem! This is where players and coaches come to die. They can't draft well. The scout's evaluation of the talent is poor. Playing quarterback for the Bears is like a suicide mission. They have lacked an offensive line for 2 decades. Sure, we could have drafted better as the video shows, but those more recent picks would not have florished here. It would have been more of the same, injuries upon injuries. If you can't protect your quarterback, you have nothing....
I wondered about this. While I don't watch the Bears, it's my husband's team, I have said to him it is the front office that is the problem. The talent scouting, the guys in charge of who to pick, that the Bears cannot assess talent.
I grew up in KC. I grew up with the Chiefs. My team. I watched a video about the guy who discovered Mahomens. In 2017, Veech was the guy watching the tapes and the talent. He was suppose to assess a guy on the same team at Texas Tech as Mahomes. He found himself drawn to the QB. He began a campaign for getting this kid. But, it was a year before Mahomes even declared. Still, Veech wanted him and told Andy Reid he was the next Goat. So when he declared the Chiefs were sold on him and move mountains to get him. The only real thing in their way was the Bears. They had the 2nd draft pick and The Chiefs traded big stuff to get to 10th pick. Breath was held until the Bears announced Trubitski.
The Bears long needed a Veech in their scouting and then listen to him.
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 💯
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
@@POPToppins He was mid on a good day. I’m neutral on the Bears.
Sid Luckman enters the chat... "excuse me?" 😀
Seriously 😂
He said 7 decades.
It has, in fact, been 70 years.
😭🙏🏼
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.
@@brockstar1461 remember John Shoop? (sp) lol
I'm so damn glad I'm not the only one who thinks this. The McCaskey family is cancerous to this team.
It's the same with every Chicago sports team owner. Fans go to GL the games regardless of how the team performs and it's how owners keep getting away with such lackluster products
The Bears didn't have a 4000 yd QB because their main focus has always been defense.
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 didn’t know McMahon was chill like that…
😭😭😭
McMahon was THEE MAN! Cooler than ice on Pluto
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.
The 85 Bears defense were like " if we cant have a qb, we'll kill yours"
The back to back shutouts in the playoffs in 85 was an unreal accomplishment
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
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.
You forgot Cade McNown. Most of us needed therapy to do so
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.
Honestly, McMahon was an above average quarterback. People talk about him as if he was a run of the mill, satisfactory QB with nothing special or noteworthy around him, who succeeded because he played on a team that made it easy for him. And while I agree that Jim was never a star caliber quarterback, he was better than people give him credit for. He was a pretty talented player.
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.
Guys Im from the future and I have bad Caleb Williams news...
He’s chilling
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.
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.
you don’t really develop qbs or any players. you give them playing time. 3 years is more than enough to know that JF has no idea what he is doing out there.
Kyle Orton is probably the best Bears QB in the last 25 years lol
Caleb Williams acts like he’s a superstar already, the Football Gods don’t take kindly to that kind of attitude from a rookie QB so Bears fans should expect the humbling of a lifetime this season for Williams.. While Justin Fields is probably about to take the Steelers to the AFC championship game because of the way he runs the ball
The last good qb they had was Mitchell Trubisky in 2018😂
This was done better than any major media outlet could do it
Thank you, Kyle!!
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.
Bears done fkd up again, Kaleb Williams has the mental toughness of a 7 yr old child. This will end poorly l.
Great video! As a lifelong bears fan (since ‘95), all the memories of shitty QB, after shitty QB came flooding back. By pointing out the Bears lack of being proactive at the position despite having a “QB” already, makes me feel even more confident in them drafting Caleb Williams. I’m cautiously optimistic, but we will see how it turns out in a few years.
Can we just appreciate the irony of a guy named cokecannon getting arrested for nose nacho’s
Thank God they decided to take the best prospect instead of passing up on him again. Many wanted to keep Fields. They FINALLY broke the cycle. Caleb is a leader and has the same winning attitude that Derrick Rose had when he was the youngest to ever win the MVP award. LETS FREAKING GO!!!!🐻⬇️
Subbed and shared on facebook. Hope you get more followers. Bears defense looks dominant again. Maybe you can make a video on the history of the Bears defense.
yaa. looking back at history, many fans wanted to foolishly do what the bears have done for 40 years. keep an awful qb and hope he magically gets better.
3 of NE's 10 points came after Walter fumbled on the 19-yard line lol. The scoring drive was 3 incompletions and a field goal.
If you watch Week 1 vs Green Bay on the QB School you’ll know that the Bears have a coaching problem. Their offense is sloppy, poorly timed and poorly called frankly.
I probably speak for most Bear's fans when I say: please, Caleb, be good.
I love my Chicago bears regardless of what people say or think go bears 🧡💙☺️💯
Your analysis and history is very informative and I do appreciate it, but in all honesty, they are going to be continue looking for another quarterback in just a couple years because Caleb Williams is not it. All you have to do is realize the town he had around him when he was at college and the fact that he had such superior howling compared to teams he was facing and still fell short of what was expected at the minimum. The guy may be a generational talent between his arm and his legs, but he cracks under pressure if his line is not very good he’s panicking and not making good decisions and then not to mention he is not exactly the best forgiven his wide receivers, great opportunities, in coverage.
No one scores in Chicago. Not us but also not the other team. Weirdly it often works out, until a kicked ball double doinks.
Rick Mirer trade was laughable. Being he cost a first it was way too much.
Yeah they had bobby layne And George blanda And got rid of both of them wow lol. But regardless The mccaskys are the problem
@@leethecomedianHave to agree. Like Ditka once said, Halas threw nickels around like man hole covers. Some things never change. I’m waiting for Virginia to pass and see if the grandkids want out of their share of the team which may or should force a sale. 🤞
@@skeletor9121 we know they don't care about the alumni either. Ed (son in law) who George hated got a patch when he died, but Gale didn't. That still pisses me off. That's embarrassingly disrespectful in my opinion. I can live with the losing, but not honoring the alumni, that's disheartening
Good qbs need good o lines. That has never been a priority for the Bears because they're run by stupid people.
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.
Until they put emphasis on the offensive line, Williams will be Fields 2.0
You deserve way more subscribers. Awesome video
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.
The Bears lack talent at the ownership position. There’s nothing wrong with the players.
How Bears is it to pa0ss on Aaron Rodgers while drafting Cedric Benson?
Too early to say if William is the guy. Haven't seen him play.
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.
Totally agree 👍🏻
Name the best WIDE RECEIVER in Bears history 🤔
Almost as sad as their futility at QB
Johnny Morris?
Harlan Hill? (who?)
WALTER PAYTON is the Bears 4th all-time Receiver 😳 with 4,538 yards receiving
… AND he has the MOST RECEPTIONS in team history with 492 catches!
They should do a similar video
“the Scary Truth behind Chicago’s Wide Receiver Problem”
Fields might have been great if he would have been given time to develop. All the tools are there.
They still haven’t find their guy. Caleb is a bust.
You can't blame Fields when the whole team,sucked
Anyone else here after watching the Bears Hard Knocks?
Yeah...we're gonna be just fine this season and many more to come.
Its OUR time, Bears fans...
My husband and his brother are so excited for this year. This guy has an arm. I had to smile -as I usually do - when they show the 2017 draft. Passing over Mahomes was the best thing for my hometown team to happen. But, not so much for my husband's team. For years he has been thinking it is a new start and then it busts. But, this guy, Williams, is gonna be the best thing for the Bears.
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.
So Williams is a great talent he has showed that in high school and college as a life long Bears fan since the early 80s I hope he is that guy ..But my guy is Ryan Poles he hands down changed the culture and I trust in Poles ..BEARDOWN BABY
🐻⬇️
Justin Fields isn’t a failure the franchise is a failure.
Let’s see if they can figure out their QB development with Caleb. Sure hope they can
Naw niga
i agree
If you watch his film you'll see that he lacks football IQ and relies way too much on his legs and strong arm to make plays. It is a combination of both he being a bad QB and bad ownership that led to his failure in Chicago.
@@Blizzard58 thats a cute opinion bro he was making strides caleb has no escuse to fail with the team they have around him justin didnt have the support NO WHERE NEAR the support that caleb has its impossible for caleb to fail with the amount of talent around him but we shall see caleb has the intelect of a child watch and see
Cutler's wife split after he retired saying he only was watching TV. The man was tired and had MS. I don't think Cutler's wife loved him ever.
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
Caitlin Williams isn't the answer.
Unless they got pass protection Caleb isnt throwing for 4000 yards
he looks pretty solid tbh. we shall see
Jay cutler was decent
You should do a similar video …
“the Scary Truth behind Chicago’s WIDE RECEIVER Problem”
Name the best WIDE RECEIVER in Bears history 🤔
Almost as sad as their futility at QB
Johnny Morris?
Harlan Hill? (who?)
WALTER PAYTON is the Bears 4th all-time Receiver 😳 with 4,538 yards receiving
… AND he has the MOST RECEPTIONS in team history with 492 catches!
What’s that say about the position? 🤷🏼♂️
20:00 wow you forgot about the 2 first round picks and Kyle Orton, not just a fifth round pick.
You’re 100% spot on! Great call.
I WAS ABOUT TO SAY WTF
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.
Can’t wait for Caleb Williams to start for three years and then get traded and go 0 and six against the packers during his time as starter
That was Justin Fields
Im not betting on Caleb Williams being the answer. A good coach would have gotten better out of fields. Which is currently happening. Best QB prospect since who.. Trevor Lawrence?
The bears should have traded down and drafted alt and odonze. Another mismanagement of assets.
I do believe McMahon deserved that Pro Bowl in '85. While he didn't put up the biggest counting stats, he had the seventh-best passer rating in the NFL, including the second best in the NFC. Possibly the main reason his counting stats aren't that big is because the Bears kept blowing out opponents in games that were usually over by the end of the third quarter, they ran the ball more to chew clock and potentially limit mistakes. Only one of his touchdown passes was in the fourth quarter, and it was early in that quarter, and they were up 13, which it is definitely possible to come back from.
I was a senior In high school for 85 bears...All the games(except Miami ..Minnesota) were over at half time... that D instilled fear in the other team .the O jess punched em in the face with 34 and suhey the rest of the game.not a lot of passing stats..lots of long time consuming drives...real football.
After week 6 we can talk. Need to see him play few games
not aging as well as we would have liked
Every time the bears select a new QB, drink. What a video man, good job. Cheers
😂😂😂 based on the QB counter alone, you’d be in for one hell of a night!
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I’m not sold on Caleb Williams. Too many weird quirks, just doesn’t seem to have the right head for the game.
The right head? He literally stated how he wanted to learn the offense immediately and wanted to bring the city super bowls if that's not having your head in the right place idk what is. Fact of the matter is he's an incredible qb prospect and now people are mad that the bears might have finally got one.
@@POPToppins Dude cried over losing a game and was constantly making demands or running his mouth.
Good god. This is like the most heartbreaking story ever. How sick.
Unfortunately The Bears are the place Quarterbacks go to fail!!!
Thank you for giving Payton his props
He deserves em! An all time great
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.
The production quality of this video is top shelf. Subscribed and liked. Keep it up!
Thank you for the sub!! More videos like this on the way
To be honest, every time I watched Williams at USC it looked like he was clueless and I couldn't understand why he was so highly rated
The Bears had to pick him as Fields was not worth the money and everyone calling for Caleb. If they did not draft him and another team had success with him, Poles would be gone if Bears didn't make the playoffs.
He is not 6'1".. that is pure nonsense.. not a chance he is that tall. He is lucky if he is 6'0".. You are not going to win a Superbowl with a 6ft tall QB. Drew Breese only QB that short to win.
Well we're moving towards week 4 of Caleb's rookie season, and it's the same story, the Bears are failing another young QB.
* And Justin Fields is clearly at peace with being traded to the Steelers.
The Bears are one of the only teams in the NFL historically that have ALWAYS been offensively one-dimensional;run the ball. And have awesome defense,it's always been that way,and I do not see that changing anytime soon.
Amazing to hear about Jim McMahon era. As a kid, he was so popular even tho we never really followed the nfl closely. Just thru media and advertising, they made him seem like the best qb and alongside the goats. But because of this vid, I now know that he was mid and that it was personality that made him popular, more than his talent. Crazh how media/advertising can influence people who aren't paying much attention or looking into the details. Thanks fornthe trip down memory lane
No they did not get it right. I've been a fan for 20+ years, and this team REFUSES to change the way they operate on the offensive side of the ball. Three years of this Poles GM we've had ONE real investment on the OL and what they're doing with Caleb right now is nothing different than in the past where QBs careers died. It is never about the QB it is more about what is surrounding it, but this media consumed big market fanbase keeps wanting a wash and cycle at QB position while nothing is established on the offense to begin with. And the owners take advantage of these casual Chicago fans just for the ticket and jersey sales. this team will never be built for championship contention, but rather for media hype and a random playoff appearance maybe once in 8 years.
The Bears not being able to spot a talented quarterback is because they don’t want to pay for a head coach with NFL experience I mean a top tier coach like a Bill Belacheck or even a Jim Harbaugh .
The Bears have the poster child for what to do in their own division. They need new ownership in charge the way the Lions changed it up a few years ago. A new owner who’s leading the way with a good football focused staff has a much better chance of winning. To consistently fail in the way they have is absurd.
Great production value on this, I enjoyed reliving the pain. Correction, the Bears traded 2 first round picks for Cutler.
Did you somehow forget Jim Mcmahon's existence? I know he couldn't stay healthy, but he was a great quarterback. The Bears were 25-0 with him starting from 84-86 before the cheapest of cheap shots ever by Packers Charles Martin ruined him in 86, after a 8-0 start and probably on their way to a 2nd straight Superbowl.
4-1 lifetime against Montana head to head.
The Bears QB problems are, not consistently drafting great receivers, tight ends and having a great offensive line. Not hiring offensive minded GMs, they always hire defensive minded GMs.
The Bears have always been a run first team and dominant defense. They have always built her team this way until Jay Cutler then started trying to become a passing team.