SF might be winning a SB in Vegas, sounds like a must attend affair. How would that work? Deebo Jersey with a Bears Hat? Kittle Jersey? Blackhawks jersey with a SF hat?

It’s funny to watch all the bullshit KC plays not work anymore. How’d they get away with that nonsense for so long.

O’Learys Pubic House

Moore is the first read, Fields said it himself

This is why QB’s on rookie deals are so important.

Hurts’ team just beat the Chiefs, at Arrowhead, in the rain, the Chiefs very rarely lose at home. Fields had 99 yards against the Chiefs in nice fall weather. The Chiefs defense has also improved throughout the year. He’s piss, get over it.

Good DE’s are allowed to play whatever end of the line they want, they can give one look, them swap sides. It’s on the QB to “read the fucking defense” and adjust. A QB can tell a RB to swap sides and stay home to block, the OF can’t make that adjustment.

If Fields took the Josh Allen approach he’d at least show his potential, the problem is that Fields requires too much certainty to operate (he’d also throw a shit ton of interceptions). For people that think it’s a Bears problem, because Mitch had the same problem, keep in mind that most premier college QB’s can’t read an NFL defense pre-snap AND post-snap, all within seconds. The ability to do this is exceedingly rare, probably requires very specific innate skills and years of practice. Fields and Mitch don’t have the skill and were never asked to develop in this area throughout their early careers. They are cooked bird, they what they are. Allen doesn’t appear to be great at it either, but he throws it anyway, for mixed results. The problem is that college ball is mostly about athleticism and the NFL is about skill first and top-shelf athleticism second. I think NIL will spread talent around more, increase parity in college ball, and the jump to the NFL will become a bigger and bigger leap. Super teams won’t exist anymore, with means college QB’s will never play against elite defenses until the NFL.

No H. No I. No T. No S.

Whitehair is done