@Goalline posted:Benkert with an NFL snap
Drayton told him to bobble the snap.
@lambeausouth posted:AND THERE IS YOUR DAGGER!
Where have you been. The X4 dagger took place on Tuesday.
@lambeausouth posted:When Bakhtiari, Z Smith and Jaire come back, this is going to be fucking scary.
IF
@Blair Kiel posted:Drayton told him to bobble the snap.
Never takes a break from coaching, our Drayton. 😩
@michiganjoe posted:Has Drayton been fired yet?
He's probably in line for Vikings head coach.
@lovepack posted:What is this dagger you speak of?
It's fresh and comes with a side of hubris.
@Herschel posted:Drafting receivers with questionable hands is kind of Gutekunst's MO.
I get having to learn the system takes some time, but you can’t teach hands. You can get better, but you either have hands or you don’t. He doesn’t.
@DH13 posted:IF
The only IF in there is Z. The other two are coming back.
@PackerHawk posted:It's fresh and comes with a side of hubris.
All of it kosher.
@Harry Manback posted:I get having to learn the system takes some time, but you can’t teach hands. You can get better, but you either have hands or you don’t. He doesn’t.
The Packers 3rd round picks should always be used as FA ammo from this day forward.
Well guys, great time tonight. Have a great evening and You People should not try to drown in your hubris, Kosher or not.
From JS:
Special teams is not a clown car. It's the whole circus.
@Henry posted:The Packers 3rd round picks should always be used as FA ammo from this day forward.
Too late for Amari “Hands of Stone” Rodgers. If we could get a ST coach for him, though, I’d take it.
First thirty minutes was one of Nagy's Bores best efforts.
Butt It ain't gonna save his furry ass.
@Harry Manback posted:I get having to learn the system takes some time, but you can’t teach hands. You can get better, but you either have hands or you don’t. He doesn’t.
The problem probably is that Cobb, ESB, and M. Taylor were all injured over the last 2 games. Those guys would be out there instead.
But, MVS should have been better prepared. On a kick like that, you go aggressively at the ball and have your momentum going toward the sideline so if you do bobble it, it goes out of bounds.
@lambeausouth posted:When Bakhtiari, Z Smith and Jaire come back, this is going to be fucking scary.
But it could all be for naught if special teams keeps botching it. Sorry to be a Debbie Downer.
Rashul Douglas. What an amazing pick up.
@PackerHawk posted:The only IF in there is Z. The other two are coming back.
I hope there was a 'hint' in ARod's after-game interview.
He mentioned getting some guys back "in a couple of weeks".
I don’t get the calls for A. Rodgers to be cut or whatever… Davante Adams dropped a few dozen or so over his first 2-3 years… and he dropped a crucial TD in the NFC CHAMPIONSHIP game and contributed to choking away a Super Bowl.
Rodgers will need to fuck up a lot more to equal that.
I’m old, my memory fails me a lot. I do recall the first couple of ADams years, he did look lost occasionally, dropped some too. He did catch a 38 his first year and 50 his second.
Adams was inconsistent as a rookie but showed what his ceiling could be with bursts of playmaking. Rewatch the game vs. NE.
Amari hasn't shown any of that ability so far but I also don't think anyone should expect him to be in Adams' class. His college tape would not suggest that. But we should expect him to be a solid contributor/ #2 or 3 being drafted in RD3.
Watching my DVR’d copy of the game……..did I hear “jump around” near the end of the game??? Loved it…..
We haven't seen him much on offense, so It's hard to make any judgments. On special teams, he is not the guy. They need someone who can simply catch the fucking ball and make the correct decisions.
The special teams is just so poorly coached.
- MVS not letting the onside go out of bounds.
- Touching the ball on the kick return right before it's going to go out.
- The consistent breakdown in the coverage unit.
That's not physical errors that indicate personnel issues. That's not knowing what to do. Physical mistakes are going to happen, you are going to get beat or drop a ball once in a while. Mental mistakes should never happen.
And that dang Fields, he’s gonna be a gamer……damn.
Is Justin Fields really going to become decent? No idea. He has the physical tools, but that alone doesn’t make you an elite player.
What I see is a Bears team that doesn’t have a lot of weapons and I think Nagy is a moron. So it’s not like he’s in a great development situation.
What concerns me about him is he got a long way to go to get better and I don’t like the fact that he’s so reckless with his body and in terms of taking care of the football. Yes he’s physically gifted, but if you invite and initiate a lot of hits you will not hold up physically.
This is what Ketchman had to say about Fields this morning:
He's poised and athletic but he's not a natural passer. He struggles to complete what should be easy completions. His release is low and slow and for as mobile as he is, he doesn't throw well on the run. Fields could limit the candidates available to the Bears in their head coach search. In my opinion, not every candidate is going to want to attach his job security to Fields.
@DH13 posted:This is what Ketchman had to say about Fields this morning:
He's poised and athletic but he's not a natural passer. He struggles to complete what should be easy completions. His release is low and slow and for as mobile as he is, he doesn't throw well on the run. Fields could limit the candidates available to the Bears in their head coach search. In my opinion, not every candidate is going to want to attach his job security to Fields.
He’s a baby right?? First year??? Gotta a long way to go, but…….I’ll say he’s got that it factor…..JMHO. 
He has a long way to go to become the next Wilson. His throwing motion is not really natural and/or easy. I thought he struggled to get off his first read if it wasn't open, and yes, it was interesting for how often and well he runs that his throws on the run were not very good. Intriguing, but a long way to go.
