From what I understand, Brisker has played much of this year on a less than 100% groin, which has affected his ability to keep up with players in coverage and it kinda makes sense. He seems to overestimate his own speed at times, expecting to be able to get back but then coming up short. Could be wrong and he could just be overplaying his position, but it’s hard to say without being in the Bears org.

I’d love to live in a world where the Bears could trade from 1 to 3 and pick him. That would be ideal.

He should never have had to be in the position to fumble at the end of that game though. And his coaches basically told him they didn’t trust him to close out the game with their play calling on the previous 2 drives, trying to run out the clock with smallish leads and then he’s expected to lead a game-winning drive with little time on the clock after a demoralizing comeback from the Lions because Flus and Getsy are calling the game scared and don’t know how to get their best players on the field in crunch time.