Monthly Archives: August 2020

Will Nagy’s “Live” Scrimmages Be the Right Test for His Quarterbacks?

Ross Tucker at The Athletic writes about how hard it is to make a decision in a quarterback competition without preseason games. He strikes a nerve with me when he addresses the importance of seeing what happens when a quarterback … Continue reading

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John Jenkins Is a Good Bet to Get the Nod in Goldman’s Place

Mark Potash at the Chicago Sun-Times thinks defensive lineman Bilal Nichols is the most likely candidate to replace nose tackle Eddie Goldman in the lineup. “Nichols, 23, is getting the first shot at replacing the inimitable Eddie Goldman at nose … Continue reading

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Why Don’t the Bears Have a Run Game Coordinator? Well, in a Way, Maybe They Do.

As head coach Matt Nagy re-made his offensive coaching staff last year, one of the most puzzling moves was Dave Ragone‘s change in title from quarterbacks coach to passing game coordinator. What does Nagy, the supposed wizard in charge of … Continue reading

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Anthony Miller: Same Old Story, Same Old Song and Dance

Jason Lieser at the Chicago Sun-Times highlights the problem with fluffy spring time comments as he addresses wide receiver Anthony Miller‘s situation with the Bears. He quotes receivers coach Mike Furrey on the matter: ‘‘’He’s starting to understand defenses and … Continue reading

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