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Well, probably because he put up 4.3 WAR 2021 - 2025 and then put up 4.2 WAR in 2026.

Of course they are.

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Here you go, since you are reaching out to him you may as well apply for the G.M. position right? 🙂 Justin Ishbia Managing Partner phone (312) 348-7580 Suite 2900 Chicago, IL 60601 Nashville: 1600 West End Ave. Suite 1950 Nashville, TN. 37203 phone (615) 551-7001

I was not invited to those focus groups on the new stadium. I don't know when those groups are suppose to meet. I wonder if I can email Ishbia and tell him what I think about the new stadium. If anybody knows where/how I can contact him I would appreciate it.

I would be kind of shocked if the teardown, clearing and especially environmental remediation of the Railyards site takes only a few months and they can start construction right away in 2029. Don't get me wrong, I would be incredibly excited, but it just feels like as long as that has been in existence and used for the thing it was used for, that it will take a decent amount of work to safely prep the site, before they can get into the dirt and work.

Jaguars and I believe the Lions made 2 trades today. Should be an interesting deadline in the NFL.

Here's a piece breaking down the timeline for the Amtrak site and when possible construction could begin at The Railyards.

Why is Detmers a one year wonder?

I felt they were protecting Swift (limited carries) and Johnson (ST over offense) during the game.

They did the last time with Bowman. I remember it pretty vividly. He was "under investigation" for the sexual misconduct allegations from the 2010 run, and his performance was already more than questionable as a GM just from a record perspective. He went out and acquired Seth Jones, gave up multiple 1st round picks, and signed him to a massive extension over 8 years. That was July 23, 2021. On October 26, so about 3.5 months later, he was let go from the Hawks after the investigation concluded. You knew there was a good chance he was gone, and they Bowman make a franchise changing move three months before they decided to let him go. Just asinine.

He played special teams. I thought Roschon played pretty well against Seattle. I have no idea why he got squeezed out of the rotation for a guy who they just got off the practice squad.

Was Roschon Johnson hurt? Was weird to call up Ahmed and just delete Johnson from the offense altogether when he actually has been running well Agreed that the penalty against Thomas ruined whatever they had going

I get the feeling if Thomas didn't commit that dumbass penalty when we had 2nd and goal on the 6, this game would have been completely different. Caleb was incredible up until that point. Then he forced a bad throw because we needed 21 yards to score and everything kind of went downhill. What was concerning was that Caleb was trying to throw the ball away on 2 of those interceptions, but they weren't all that close to actually going out of bounds. Especially not the 2nd one. I know he got hit on the first one, but that wasn't the case on the 2nd one. He was clearly a bit rattled after the 3 picks and missed numerous throws he usually makes in the 3rd quarter. The rhythm just felt off, especially when he missed a wide open Raymond twice with inaccurate throws. Ben's gameplan was also very weird. I know it's hard to run on the Bucs, but it was also hard to run on Seattle and they did it 30+ times anyways. With Caleb struggling, they needed to try and establish some sort of run game and they just couldn't. Very frustrating game from a game calling perspective. Ben clearly didn't adjust to what the Bucs did on defense until very late in the game. The scripted plays were great, but once the Bucs adjusted to those concepts, we had no good answers. That and the run game are things they have to correct during the bye.

Oh yeah, that had all of the vibes of, "we know we got lucky AF" Get healthy, get clean, and get ready to close out the 2nd half. This division is brutal, if they can survive it at a mediocre clip, they are in the playoffs. If they can go 4-2 to 5-1 over those last six division games, they should win the division and get the bye.

I feel like Caleb was kinda too amped up in that game, he made a lot of uncharacteristic throws and coupled with TB having a really good defense, you get 4 bad INTs, you could see in the 4th qtr, BJ basically took the ball out of CWs hands, they were just trying to run the clock out

If this was going to happen (and it was bound to), it seemingly happened at the right time. Caleb has been playing at an MVP caliber level since the entire time he's been on the field this season, and after the first two drives last night, he looked even better than that. Seemed like maybe he got a little too confident and bullet proof, and that first INT was a ball that he simply hasn't thrown this year, way too risky and just one of those "DO NOT THROW UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCE" balls. If you watched the Good Better Best video from last night, it was crystal clear that lockerroom wasn't really in a celebratory mood, which I was happy to see. You got two weeks to clear your head for a few days, clean some stuff up, and get ready for a tough 2nd half. But I think getting humbled a little bit, while also still earning a victory, is going to be a good thing for them long term.

Based on his deadline trades, Chris Getz gave up resources to replace Peters.

I just got done reading that this is the first time in NFL history that a team had blown a 14 point lead, with 5+ turnovers, 9 + penalties, and no runs for at least 10 years. Talk about finding ways to win. Despite everything that they saw, Caleb Williams was still locked in on that last drive despite everything going against him for the previous couple of quarters. Dude is a Hall of Famer in the making. He does things on a football field that mere mortals only dream of.

That was just a weird game. Gotta give some credit to the Tampa defense but their offense is awful. Good thing Sanborn blew the fake FG as that was going to be a disaster. Not sure what got into Caleb as two of the INT's were just bad decisions trying to throw it away, I hope, and up until that penalty the offense was rolling. The Bears seem to take the foot off of the gas in games and make things interesting but maybe that is just the NFL. Two of the holding calls were mysterious and the one that brought the KO back was a turning point. Also the review that brought back a first down that they never showed the replay of was odd. Although the Swift first fumble that went to review looked like fumble as well so who knows. Bye should help and I hope Luther and the DBs can get healthy.

I understand taking some middle round draft guy and giving him more chances to make a MLB roster. Luery Garcia made a nice living by doing everything. But Andrew was voted the top amateur and selected third overall.

5 turnovers and a blocked punt is a recipe of a loss in the NFL. Huge win by Da Bears.

He simply never should have been put in LF. Same with Sheets in RF.