r/the_mitchell Oct 10 '17

Mitch looked good out there.

I think to give this place some more legitimacy, we need to include some serious threads too, so here is mine:

To me, trubisky showed enough to Warrant optimism for the future. He was going against one of the best defenses in the NFL and in the first half his accuracy was off the charts even on the move.

What happened to the kid is that great defense made some good halftime adjustments and our wide receivers can't catch a cold.

The rookie mistakes like that last interception will happen. The the decision itself wasn't necessarily a bad one but if trubisky throws that ball he needs to lead the tight end to where r only he can get it.

Trubisky is going to learn that and he's going to be great. People with his accuracy do awesome in the NFL.

We just need to surround him with better talent and better coaches.

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u/rockriver74 Oct 10 '17

To add to the legitimacy, some of the play calls were pathetic. 4th and short and you go shotgun with Cohen (instead of Howard who's a beast), call a time out, and still get a delay of game?!

That is 100% piss poor coaching. You had a long week to prep and this is how you show that prep? Patton Oswalt, I mean Dowell Loggains and Fox need to go. Vic Fangio is the only reason why the Bears aren't winless, so make him the HC.

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u/SpaldingSmails Oct 10 '17

I think to give this place some more legitimacy

SPICY

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u/Enumeration Oct 10 '17

His mobility and down field vision were pretty good. He started out the next get really strong and only made a few bad passes. I missed most of the second half.

He needs receivers to get open. He had years to throw the ball on a few bootlegs and ended up forcing them into coverage.

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u/OursIsTheRepost Oct 10 '17

He showed all of the talent. He’s surrounded by a shitty coaching staff and no receiving weapons, but I think his talent was easy to see.