The bears QB is another horrendous bust. Guy has less yards passing in 4 games(has no one to throw to) than most QB 's in 1 game.
You will look back on this year and see the week 1 win over SF was the biggest fluke possible.
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10-07-22 07:17 AM #1Forever in Debt to your Priceless Advice
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Do people realize how bad Justin Fields is?
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10-07-22 07:29 AM #2
He has looked awful but hard to judge based on the offense around him.
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10-07-22 07:33 AM #3
and people saying why did he drop last year and he would be the steal of the draft
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10-07-22 07:35 AM #4
Yeah Brock Fields looks like a back up in this league at best. Another Mitch drafted by CHI Town. But the jury still out. Ain't looking promising though.
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10-07-22 07:46 AM #5
One of worst QB's NFL history
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10-07-22 08:00 AM #6
Too early to proclaim that. He still has the tools to be good. We'll see. Statistically this season, he has the least amount of time to throw and his receivers have achieved the least separation in the league. Not a great formula for young QB success.
In terms of starts, Fields is still a rookie. Take a look at Lamar's rookie season. In 16 starts, he averaged 6/11 for 75 yards.
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10-07-22 08:08 AM #7Forever in Debt to your Priceless Advice
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At least Jackson could run. Look at Herbert, THAT is what you want to see a young QB do in his 2nd year. Fields is light years from that
Originally Posted by d2bets
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10-07-22 08:12 AM #8
Who is the backup? At least he does not have a broken leg!
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10-07-22 08:12 AM #9
Fields can run too, though they don't want him to run too much for fear he'll get hurt. Originally Posted by Brock Landers
As a rookie, Lamar ran for 695 in 16 games. In 16 games (15 starts), Justin has 567.
Point is that this can be the progression for a young athletic QB. Difference is Balt always had protection and weapons around Lamar. Fields needs more hep stat.Points Awarded:
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10-07-22 08:27 AM #10
Bears +7.5 against the Vikings it is
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10-07-22 08:41 AM #11
Stick to tennis landers. Justin is our future. He is due for a huge game!
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10-07-22 08:41 AM #12
Bad comparison though. Herbert is the prototypical pocket step back passer and the Chargers had weapons all over the field when he got in. Originally Posted by Brock Landers
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10-07-22 10:08 AM #13
Jackson is an outlier people
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10-07-22 10:10 AM #14
Fields carves up the vikings sun YW
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10-07-22 10:16 AM #15Forever in Debt to your Priceless Advice
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You're insane, they don't even let him the ball LOL Originally Posted by Machba
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10-07-22 10:18 AM #16
Brock...u laying w/ Vikings? Originally Posted by Brock Landers
Also...he's killing a good defense. Bear DEF on field too long.
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10-07-22 10:19 AM #17Forever in Debt to your Priceless Advice
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I'll be on Minnesota ML with zero concern Originally Posted by ChuckyTheGoat
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10-07-22 10:21 AM #18
Get Mike North in there as Bear GM. Maybe they can trade for Mitch, cost = bag of footballs.
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10-07-22 10:23 AM #19
Originally Posted by Brock Landers
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10-07-22 12:21 PM #20
Laying -340? Originally Posted by Brock Landers
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10-07-22 12:25 PM #21
Dude if one thing I learned in gambling on Minnesota. Never think cousins a sure bet.
as far as fields…ever heard of Neil o’ donnell? I
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10-07-22 12:26 PM #22
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10-07-22 12:26 PM #23
He has not looked good
He better do something soon because this is the nfl, not college football, i dont care about your development, you need results, this isnt little league baseball
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10-07-22 12:34 PM #24
It is the NFL. They are up and down.
Not many are consistent.
The Vikes play quite a bit better at home. That being said, Hell would have to freeze over before I would lay 340 on those guys and I am a life long fan from day 1
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10-07-22 12:37 PM #25
Explain that comp to me. Originally Posted by chico2663
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10-07-22 12:42 PM #26
When a prediction or bet is based on someone being "due", you need to reevaluate your strategy.
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10-07-22 02:52 PM #27
The dude can run, but couldn't throw a ball to save his life, or a game.
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10-07-22 03:08 PM #28
His passing yard props are 166 and still go under
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10-07-22 03:10 PM #29
They couldn't even trade him straight up for Trubisky
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10-07-22 04:04 PM #30
Never liked the pick
Seems like a good kid
Maybe a career in TV like Cutler would be a better fit
Get on a reality show and call it a day
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10-07-22 04:22 PM #31
Neil o donnell was a care taker q.b. If that fukk er could get a ring someone with talent like Justin fields is alright by me. Originally Posted by d2bets
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10-09-22 08:35 PM #32
Fields was not bad at all today. He does special things. He's young and learning. Give him a chance. The jury is still out. He can still be special, especially if the Bears can ever get him some help.
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10-09-22 09:10 PM #33
Bears OL is still really bad. Maybe worst in the entire league. Still I don't think Fields is a starting calibre QB
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10-09-22 09:56 PM #34
bears v patriots is a MNF game October 24th
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10-09-22 11:36 PM #35
He definitely is. He is figuring it out. He is a massive talent. Originally Posted by asiagambler
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