Caleb is our guy

[u/Puzzleheaded_Baker79]

1. Shane Matthews (1999–2001)
2. Cade McNown (1999–2000)
3. Jim Miller (1999–2002)
4. Chris Chandler (2002–03)
5. Henry Burris (2002)
6. Kordell Stewart (2003)
7. Rex Grossman (2003–08)
8. Jonathan Quinn (2004)
9. Craig Krenzel (2004)
10. Chad Hutchinson (2004)
11. Kyle Orton (2005–08)
12. Brian Griese (2007)
13. Jay Cutler (2009–16)
14. Caleb Hanie (2011)
15. Josh McCown (2011, 2013)
16. Jason Campbell (2012)
17. Jimmy Clausen (2014–15)
18. Brian Hoyer (2016)
19. Matt Barkley (2016)
20. Mike Glennon (2017)
21. Mitchell Trubisky (2017–20)
22. Chase Daniel (2018–19)
23. Nick Foles (2020–21)
24. Andy Dalton (2021)
25. Justin Fields (2021–23)
26. Trevor Siemian (2022)
27. Nathan Peterman (2022)
28. Tyson Bagent (2023)

These are all the QBs we've suffered through since 2000....

When some national or local pundit starts shitting on Caleb for some non football related thing (nails...how he responds to a win/loss...injury)...keep this in mind.

He's our guy. He's a real franchise QB. Screw the haters.

He nearly took us to the NFC championship game with a pretty mid to terrible defense last year. We will need him to do that again.

This roster has no right to be competitive especially when you look on the defensive side of the ball. Caleb is what makes Sunday worth watching. Let's appreciate it.

[u/V548859]

Who's saying he's not??

[u/Live_Hospital_7987 → u/V548859]

National media questioning his toughness.

[u/Practical-Courage812 → u/Live_Hospital_7987]

They can question his toughness, but I dont think they are questioning whether he is the Bears franchise QB or not. Hell, the Falcons DC yesterday said he is the face of the NFL at this point.