TBSS Thread

After watching Daniels last night, looks like he may have been the QB to take instead of Williams. Trabisky over Mahomes and Williams over Daniels. That would be the best if the trend continues.

@packerboi posted:

This one also points out that the entire Bores OL fell like down like a bowling pin. Jeebus

I AM DYING 💀💀

within 1 second the entire DL has blown past the entire OL who is laying face first on the ground

4th & a foot and this is what you do 😂😂 pic.twitter.com/HuN28JQdRt

— Warren Sharp (@SharpFootball) September 23, 2024

One of the best parts of this is Caleb Williams, likely knowing the play had no chance whether he kept it or pitched it, decided to pitch to the RB so he could lose an additional 10 yards.

@Floridarob posted:

After watching Daniels last night, looks like he may have been the QB to take instead of Williams. Trabisky over Mahomes and Williams over Daniels. That would be the best if the trend continues.

The concern, if I am Washington fan, is that he reminds me of RG3 as rookie. That was great when RG3 was a rookie, but running QBs with lean builds that get hit like they are RBs in the open field tend to get hurt fast.

I've watched that about 10 times now and it gets better every time!  The center and right guard both whiff on their blocks completely.  The left guard barely chips his guy before rolling into the back of the legs of the left tackle. 

@MichiganPacker2 posted:

The concern, if I am Washington fan, is that he reminds me of RG3 as rookie. That was great when RG3 was a rookie, but running QBs with lean builds that get hit like they are RBs in the open field tend to get hurt fast.

I completely agree and I thought the same thing last night.  In college you can have a running QB who has plays for them to run the ball.  The NFL is a different beast and if I was running an NFL team I wouldn't want them running the ball all the time because it is so hard to find a QB so I wouldn't want to jeopardize their health.

@MichiganPacker2 posted:

One of the best parts of this is Caleb Williams, likely knowing the play had no chance whether he kept it or pitched it, decided to pitch to the RB so he could lose an additional 10 yards.

There was a play late in our game vs the Titans.
Levis was in the shotgun, their OL broke down at the snap, and he was immediately under heavy pressure.
You could see the "f-this" look on his face, and he threw the ball at the rusher's feet so he wouldn't take another hit.

@Fandame posted:

It was like the DL knew the snap count and play call while the OL had forgotten both. In my half a century of watching football, I cannot recall anything as comical as this.

So, haven't watched a lot of Bears games the last 40 years.

To be fair, we have seen the defensive backfield equivalent of this happening to very own boys in the not too distant past.

@DH13 posted:

So, haven't watched a lot of Bears games the last 40 years.

You're missing some of the best comedy bits since Monty Python.

"I know a dead team when I see one, and I'm looking at one right now."

"They're not dead, their resting."

That didn’t take long 😂 #bearsstillsuck pic.twitter.com/jAXVnzq80c

— Matt Ramage (@mattramage) September 24, 2024

What are these bears doing @iamSauceGardner

"He should call Jordan Love because I think he's the owner of the Bears right now" 😂😂@AaronRodgers12 #PMSLive pic.twitter.com/7KMU1qkB6Y

— Pat McAfee (@PatMcAfeeShow) September 24, 2024

AJ needs to lay off the teeth whitener

@lovepack posted:

You're missing some of the best comedy bits since Monty Python.

"I know a dead team when I see one, and I'm looking at one right now."

"They're not dead, their resting."

"They cease to exist."

pic.twitter.com/NHF25G9EnR

— Jason (@JasonWard23) September 24, 2024

The NFC North in a nutshell. 

Or maybe a two high shell.

Bare Down!

Her week in reviews videos are so dam funny and well done.

Nice rack.

You are both right.