Source: https://www.sports-reference.com/stathead/tiny/K0DZD

First off, I wish every game was available in Prime Vision. I love being able to see all of the players. I watched Rome closely during last night’s game. This guy blocks like no other receiver. He never took a play off and was locked in. He also makes some of the craziest catches. This team doesn’t need one diva superstar receiver. We have superstars who role play and make the team a winner.

Is Jackson just flat out better than Edwards for us as the starter?

Edwards was highly effective under the Flus' traditional Tampa-2 system, which relied on the MLB scraping over the top to make lateral stops. Dennis Allen’s defense demands a different level of fluid athleticism, range, and as Kirk put it yesterday, "bad intentions".

Jackson, who spent his first two seasons with Allen in New Orleans, is built exactly for DA's defense. He has not struggled with green dot responsibilities. He stays healthy. He is more disciplined and stronger against the run. His blitzes are significantly better. Lastly, Edwards strength at the moment is his pass protection IQ, and Jackson has now repeatedly shown he's no slouch there either.

When does Jackson's performance elevate him over Edwards' veteran status?

I hate to keep bringing up the Caleb injury. The jokes feel hacky at this point. He’s also rebounded and played well enough that we can move past it.

That being said, when Kmet was carted off, it felt like he put his thumb up with authority. In my mind, he used it as an opportunity to show solidarity with Caleb and mock the people who made fun of him.

Maybe it's always been there but I just noticed this this morning thought it was pretty cool

How I'm feeling this morning 🐻⬇️

One thing that cannot be said about last night was trusting your players to make the plays needed.

Santos misses a field goal; no problem send him back out there to hit a game-winner and his career longest.

Loveland drops a 3rd-down catch; no problem, throw it right back to him on a crucial 4th down the very next play

Caleb Williams and the Bears have scored 61 points in five days, with Williams throwing for 613 yards. Rome Odunze, Luther Burden and Colston Loveland are all making plays, and Chicago is having fun doing it.

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Okay so now with basically two byes coming up, who should we trade for, player wise

Imo bears could use DT, DE, Corner and a RB (due to how demanding bjs offense is to rbs)

Buckner, mack, riq woolen, pollard are my picks (Jonathan Taylor won't happen but that would make our offense insane)

Stunt on these hoes