GAME DAY MNF: Bears (5-2) at Seahawks (4-3)

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Ernest Jones knee hasn’t been a problem has it? Wasn’t that a reason we were supposed to be cool losing him?
 
Should that have been a penalty on the Darnold hit?

They think it should have been. He is runner, it was close.
No, on the penalty.
You either commit to going early enough, so those around have enough time to hold off -- r take hit, IMO.
 
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Bullshit non call. That is a penalty every time till tonight. Close has always been been good enough. Consistency is always the problem
 
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Which means that we should root for the Seahawks. (Puke.)
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Ernest Jones knee hasn’t been a problem has it? Wasn’t that a reason we were supposed to be cool losing him?
I thought he was a little slow for the ISLB position. Turns out we haven't found anyone better. I do think he is better suited as a 4-3 middle LBer.


Ernest Jones left the Los Angeles Rams because the team traded him to the Tennessee Titans in August 2024 after the two sides reached a stalemate over a long-term contract extension. [1, 2]
The primary factors behind the split included:
  • The Contract Impasse: Jones was entering the final year of his rookie contract and wanted to be paid like a top-tier linebacker. The Rams' front office was unwilling to commit to a high-priced extension, as they historically devalue the inside linebacker position financially. [1, 2, 3, 4]
  • Concerns Over His Knee: Jones had been dealing with an ongoing knee injury (including a torn meniscus) that caused him to miss a chunk of offseason practice. Jones later revealed that he felt the Rams "gave up on [his] knee" and assumed his career was on a downward trajectory. [1, 2]
  • Emergence of Cheaper Options: Head coach Sean McVay characterized the trade as a pure "football decision". The Rams felt confident moving forward with a younger, significantly cheaper rotation of linebackers. [1, 2]
While the Rams gave him permission to seek a trade when negotiations stalled, Jones publicly stated on social media that he never actually requested to leave Los Angeles. [1]
 
Whenever Darnold drops back to pass, I wonder if it will be an INT. I wonder if the shithawk fans think that too.
 
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I thought he was a little slow for the ISLB position. Turns out we haven't found anyone better. I do think he is better suited as a 4-3 middle LBer.


Ernest Jones left the Los Angeles Rams because the team traded him to the Tennessee Titans in August 2024 after the two sides reached a stalemate over a long-term contract extension. [1, 2]
The primary factors behind the split included:
  • The Contract Impasse: Jones was entering the final year of his rookie contract and wanted to be paid like a top-tier linebacker. The Rams' front office was unwilling to commit to a high-priced extension, as they historically devalue the inside linebacker position financially. [1, 2, 3, 4]
  • Concerns Over His Knee: Jones had been dealing with an ongoing knee injury (including a torn meniscus) that caused him to miss a chunk of offseason practice. Jones later revealed that he felt the Rams "gave up on [his] knee" and assumed his career was on a downward trajectory. [1, 2]
  • Emergence of Cheaper Options: Head coach Sean McVay characterized the trade as a pure "football decision". The Rams felt confident moving forward with a younger, significantly cheaper rotation of linebackers. [1, 2]
While the Rams gave him permission to seek a trade when negotiations stalled, Jones publicly stated on social media that he never actually requested to leave Los Angeles. [1]
Not sure who to believe...
Front office speak -- or player speak....
 
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Kinda want the Bears to lose as we have 2 games against the Shit Hawks and control our destiny there with them. I'm already thinking about the playoff race
 
Darnold, ain't no Stafford, that is for sure.....

... well, that was a moment too soon. But that is on JSN for that tuddy...
 
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Some Bears fans at the chicken coop tonight, cheering on their boys.
 
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