After watching the replays and the all 22, I agree with you.
DJ just quit on that last route.
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DJ just quit on that last route.
Unfortunately there was a huge miscommunication between him & CalebAfter watching the replays and the all 22, I agree with you.
DJ just quit on that last route.
I thought he gave up on the route but watching the Rams coverage
I thought that DJ was running a flat to stretch the defense, for other
receivers to get open.
Which was true because there are 2 to 3 defenders near the area of DJ
route round the hash mark. Looking at the footage, there a short checkdown
but Caleb was trying to anticipate throw DJ open.
What a season and what a time.
DJ was jogging pretty much the whole route
Any effort and he at least is there to break it up
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Talking with my tennessee family most titans fans was an a uproar
if they hired nagy. Fanbase hated the idea of Nagy as head coach.
Titans GM Borgonzi and Nagy were cool at KC.
Whats crazy Nagy helped Bongonzi with his interview script to get the Titans GM job.
Titans brass decided on Saleh instead.
Saleh was the better choice.
Now talking with my KC fam, they wanted nagy fired last season.
He is was their version of shane waldron as OC.
Two ways looking at his employment, either \he was fired or they just did not offer him a contract.
They basically said to Nagy, you dont have to go home but you at working here no more.
I have a big family.
At first reaction I thought DJ ran slow off the route and ran the wrong route
But after listening to Kurt Warner, O'Sullivan(Qb school), Phil Simms they explained that DJ
deep over route doesnt require full speed but moderate 70%-80% speed to hold the safeties in position.
It requires a clean run against a 2 high coverage.
Caleb and DJ was on the wrong page, Dj went vertical thinking he can split the two high safeties to the pylon side of the hash, Caleb wanted him to run horizontal/flatten the route. Also, Odunze ran an awful route on that play as well. I was hoping on that Caleb did simple checkdown to Monangai because the linebacker was 5 yards off of him. I'll take him 1-on-1 against a LB anyday.
Bruh whats crazy the fudgepackers run that same variation play against our BEARS defense.
OH well good fun season, BEARDOWN
It's definitely possible. Rome looked pretty good at the beginning of the season but then drops started and the injury slowed him down as well. I'd expect Rome to be the #1 WR but the spot is there for the taking
Some of these dudes just be posting to post. They're both good and growing. Just play and win.
I love getting my Bears games at 12:00 Noon on Sunday. Say goodbye to that. Half of our games are likely to be prime-time games next year. It's a price you pay for having success.
It's not exactly a Bears story, but I wanted to offer a very respectful RIP to the great Terry Boers. I'm sure some of you probably spent time at some point during the past 20 years listening to the Score. I loved Lawrence Holmes, Jason Goff, Jonathan Hood, Matt Spiegel and others on that station, and still do. But for me, the main draw was always Terry Boers. The dude was just naturally hilarious. Just a couple of days ago, I listened to an old Boers and Bernstein clip where they were "cleaning out" the Basketball Hall of Fame, and as he usually was, Terry was hilarious. He will definitely be missed.
Man was a Legend on the Radio. RIP
Damn! R. I. P.
Most people loved Terry, he was one of the best in Chicago sports radio history.
Man you hear a lot of Bears fans and media ready to get rid DJ, I'm not one of them. He's tough and reliable. Then he's a great person off the field. A family man who gives back to the community. Then you add that Rome Odunze hasn't proven he can be a #1 receiver.
Boers, along with the names you mentioned, and Mike North, legends of Chicago sports talk radio. Terry Boers was second to NONE. Even-keeled, fair, informed, he was one of America’s great sports talk radio hosts in one of America’s great sports talk radio markets, and he and Dan Bernstein made 670 The Score must listen radio M-F afternoons. He will be sorely missed. R.I.P
Rome looked like a number one earlier in the season before the foot, but he drops too many passes. I'd like him in the Keenan Allen role.
I thought Ben started using DJ better as the season went along.
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Very well said, my friend. I'm looking forward to hearing what Dan Bernstein has to say on his podcast on Monday since they were actually very close. J-Hood already has a really nice one on his YouTube channel. I'm also looking forward to the tributes to Terry that will be almost non-stop on The Score next week.
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Very well said, my friend. I'm looking forward to hearing what Dan Bernstein has to say on his podcast on Monday since they were actually very close. J-Hood already has a really nice one on his YouTube channel. I'm also looking forward to the tributes to Terry that will be almost non-stop on The Score next week.
Couldn't agree with you more! I would hate to go into next season without D.J.'s leadership in that wide receiver room. He's one of the toughest players on that entire team, and they're a much better offense when he's on the field. I thought Olin Kreutz's take on that interception was spot on where D.J. was concerned. They go into it at the 3:48 mark of this video, and it's the best explanation of what happened that I've heard so far.