The Too Soon 2022 NFL Draft Thread

[Chico23231]

Originally Posted by mredskins

It be interesting to flip Mac and Justin, how much of the franchise depends on your ability to grow?

NE has a good track record, realize they had Brady but still a great franchise.

Bears not so much and their QB carousel spins as fast ours.

Franchise matters, but I don’t think the Bears supporting cast is that bad on offense and Nagy catches a lot of shit, but he isn’t terrible.

I think Bears receiving talent is underated with Robsinson, Mooney and Kmet. When they get that receiving RB back too, that will help.

[BaltimoreSkins]

Originally Posted by Chico23231

Franchise matters, but I don’t think the Bears supporting cast is that bad on offense and Nagy catches a lot of shit, but he isn’t terrible.

I think Bears receiving talent is underated with Robsinson, Mooney and Kmet. When they get that receiving RB back too, that will help.

I think it is more the scheme. I was watching a film breakdown of Bears-Packers I can't remember who, but they said Nagy is running an offense that is comparable in complexity to Green Bay but the major difference is Rodgers can run the most complex schemes vs a rookie. IDK watching what they were showing it made sense at the time.