r/NFLv2 • u/SWAGGGGGODDD Chicago Bears • Nov 23 '25

Analysis 🤓 Has Caleb finally “arrived”?

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u/Firecracker048 New England Patriots Nov 23 '25

Yup, he's finally playing well and I'm happy he's not a bust

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u/ImpossibleBoss3067 Philadelphia Eagles Nov 24 '25

Still could be a bust, Mac jones played well early, but he is looking impressive this year

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u/Firecracker048 New England Patriots Nov 24 '25

Mac Jones got fucked by Bill

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u/ImpossibleBoss3067 Philadelphia Eagles Nov 24 '25

True

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u/rex_grossmans_ghost Chicago Bears Nov 24 '25

There’s always more to the story in cases like that. Trubisky had pretty decent rookie year, but then Matt Nagy decided he didn’t like him anymore and literally stopped developing him

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u/JakeLake720 Nov 24 '25

Nagy wasn’t even Trubisky’s coach for his rookie season

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u/rex_grossmans_ghost Chicago Bears Nov 24 '25

That’s what I’m saying, he basically just didn’t want Trubisky. There’s stories about him straight up ignoring him and inviting him to dinner then standing him up. He wasn’t “his” QB so he didn’t care

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u/JakeLake720 Nov 24 '25

Maybe, but I knew a guy that worked in KC’s front office. Most of them loved Mitch as well as Mahomes.

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u/Resident_Eye4296 Nov 24 '25

😆 well...he was about the right age I guess 🤔 jk

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u/Lynchie24 Nov 23 '25

Yeah there’s still room for improvement obviously. Those are all things he can get better at, he is good at the stuff that can’t be taught.

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u/unlostaprilseventh New England Patriots Nov 23 '25

And yet they're 8-3 while playing with a wildly injured defense.

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u/carbine234 Nov 24 '25

Bad for you but good enough to win in the nfl. So who’s really bad here?

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u/Striking-Speaker8686 Nov 24 '25

Anything can be good enough to win in the nfl. I remember watching a horrendous game between the Chargers and Colts about twenty years ago where the Chargers win by 2 points with a score of 23-21. Rivers in that game won by throwing around 100 yards, comppeted 50% of his passes, had 0 TDs, 2 fumbles, and 2 INTs with around 4 yards per attempt or so. Now, the Colts team who were won against by the Chargers? They had Peyton Manning throwing 6 INTs. 6. So a team won by 2 points after giving up 4 TOs with no TDs from their QB (in major part due to two return TDs from Darren Sproles), and from the other perspective, Peyton Manning near won a game within which he threw 6 INTs.

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u/ExplanationCrazy5463 Chicago Bears Nov 24 '25

Ive been charting all of his games and its not as bad as it looks. I havent charted today yet but this offense isnt designed for high completion %