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All 3 have engineered bringing their teams from the league cellar to at least somewhat contending. LaFleur inherited a Cadillac and got its oil changed but that is about it. It depends how much credit you give him for Jordan Love, which is really the only way to argue he's achieved more than any of them. Johnson and Campbell aren't even a question. O'Connell is the only one I'd even consider largely because their '24 season seemed a bit fake but he's had at a mess to handle at the most important position. The nicest thing I can say about Matt LaFleur is that the Packers have remained competitive. That's about it. If I get into the details it's less flattering.
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I'm pretty sure at this point that this poster is MLF. We have, pretty clearly IMO, the worst HC in our division.
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Everyone left is pretty benign. But those who keep saying everyone from the old Seattle regime is gone don't understand that one group is the same - the fans. I think my desired order would be: New England - just don't care, another title won't hurt Los Angeles - Davante Denver - Payton is yuck Seattle - the fans A couple things are clear though. The sentiment that the Packers weren't a contender this year is a joke, they absolutely were and had Denver on the ropes in their house before the season collapsed on itself. I don't want to hear again that Love doesn't have "it" or that they can't win it with him. Looking at this final four he is completely adequate at QB.
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To be fair, 7 years isn't that long to be the longest tenured coach holding that honor. I'm wondering how often that title holder has had that short of a tenure if ever. And there are a few guys who did make the Super Bowl and are resting on doing it like 15 years ago, which shouldn't be a thing either. In any case, I am just not too excited about next year. Parsons not likely to start the year and who knows what kind of player he is. They just have a lot of holes and not much to play with. And I have zero, zilch faith in Matt LaFleur to execute even if things break their way and they win 13 games. It's unconscionable we will be in the same spot next year or worse and grasping with the reality that we gave this guy a raise. A raise.
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Honestly, it is pretty incredible there is a lone Super Bowl title now 41 years ago among the 3 other teams in the North and that Detroit still hasn't gotten there. Our luck is going to run out and eventually and we will have to endure one of those teams winning it. I'm not sure which one I'd choose but it's between Minnesota and Detroit. I think probably Detroit.
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I probably forgot because that was also a fraud, like pretty much all of their fart-in-the wind seasons since the 80s. Won two playoff games against 9-7 and 10-6 teams and had Rex Grossman at QB. Completely on brand, after hearing all summer that their defense would have them in contention for years, they went 7-9.
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I just cannot wait for them to do nothing next year. I don't know how anyone never sees this coming. It is the same every single time. They even say the same stuff. "This just feels different." "This was only the first step." They are completely oblivious to the insane number of ways the ball bounced their way this season. The best thing going right now is the absolute glaze-fest thrown upon Williams. The only thing tempering my excitement is that we still have Matt LaFleur so I anticipate this time next year I'll be hoping some other benign team makes it out again. I hope if the Packers do beat the Bears next year, MLF just doesn't shake hands at all and tells Johnson to go F himself. That would make me respect him again.
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Yeah, oof. That remains our best shot out of the last 3 seasons, and as is common around these parts, they absolutely should have won the Divisional and they beat KC that regular season. It hurts in hindsight.
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Caleb Williams yet again threw about 250 yards on 42 passes and completed his signature 54%. He made a couple nice plays with his feet and threw up that fluke prayer that should have never been caught. I will give him a break on the numbers last night due to the conditions except he added in 3 interceptions that were all terrible throws and failed to convert a bunch of 4th downs that is for some reason just being ignored. Reading the headlines you would think he was masterful and the defense broke his heart or something. I cannot stand the worship of this guy. He is so ripe for a crash back to Earth but the coverage of him is as if we are seeing the next Pat Mahomes. I can't imagine what the narrative on Jordan Love would be if he had a 2-game "playoff run" and threw 5 interceptions. The Bears went -5 in differential in the playoffs. Didn't force one in either game and for all intents and purposes should have lost twice without the flukey nonsense that has trademarked their entire fraud of a year.
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They were flipping him off lol at the exact moment he said it lmao. They won their first playoff game in I don't know how long and haven't been to the Super Bowl in 40 years. They were running around last week like they won the Super Bowl after beating the Packers reserves in a game they choked away. Rather than just pour Gatorade on each other like anyone else they decided to bring the Packers into it again, then again the next day at the press conference. I couldn't care less about him apologizing, but do all of that and expect the world to laugh when you lose. Johnson is a good football coach and a huge douche bag. He will learn the hard way that life in the NFL won't always be as easy as it was this year, winning every damn toss-up game in improbable ways and going +33 in the most turbulent stat in the sport. I'll enjoy his crash out thoroughly.
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That'll be the song of the summer. Things are "looking up." Just like they were for Jayden Daniels. The league will adjust to Williams, he'll fail because he's simply not, and never has been, an accurate passer. Right now it feels warm and fuzzy. They'll extend him and the fans will want him traded a year later.
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More baffling was on 2nd down they snapped the ball with about 5.5 play clock seconds left on a running clock. It would have negated the whole sequence at the end.
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Can't wait to see the Bears go 6-11 when they don't have a +40 turnover differential next year.
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Aw. They look so sad! What a shame. God I hate this team.
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You have to play for a touchdown. Obviously kick on 4th down but you cannot play this to intentionally kick a FG.
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Please let Davante Adams break the Bears.
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At this point hoping New England wins and they at least have to earn it. Because beating Jason Statham or whatever would be the most Bears way to win it imaginable.
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I'd never punt in that situation. I'd fall on the sword turning it over on downs but in an overtime playoff game I'm not gonna punt.
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They gave up on the play when they saw him run backwards 30 yards. As bad as that play was, this loss should hang on McVay.
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McVay completes the LaFleur cycle of not even trying to get a FG.
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Yes, the Bears are winning the Super Bowl, and I encourage you to accept it now.
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Honestly, you'd swear LaFleur is coaching this game.
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Yikes. I do not get that sequence at all. The two minute warning is stopping the clock anyway so I don't quite get why you don't throw and try to end the game. And I could have been seeing things but did the Rams snap the ball with 5-6 seconds left to run off on 2nd down?
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Am I crazy or did the Rams not run the play clock down? What in the world?
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Whether or not that's true I'm not sure this game showed it.
