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I believe the Bears should stick with Justin Fields. My theory is that each play a coach calls has a certain percentage of success based on practice and live games. I believe the coaches willfully have
been calling up plays with lower percentages when there was a danger of winning a game in 2022 and 2023.
If the Bears pick a QB in the first round then they are resetting and it probably isn't worth buying the expensive YouTubeTV package to watch games down here. It's especially wasteful because most games are at noon on Sundays and that is the middle of the day, so watching them is problematic.
Two games each NFC North opponent (3 -3 )
I'm optimistic here and say they split. Yeah, Green Bay will probably continue to own and sweep the Bears, but I want to be positive. The Bears improved in the second half last year, not as much as the 2022 Lions, but there was improvement. Also, they blew 3 games with double-digit leads. If they can not do that this year, they have a better record. Heck, maybe it's their turn to win a few games when they are behind by double-digit leads.
NFC West: vs. Los Angeles Rams, Seattle Seahawks / at Arizona Cardinals, at SF 49ers (2 -2 )
I believe the Cardinals and Seahawks are trending up and the Rams and 49ers are going in the other direction. As always, it depends on when they play each other. In 2022, the Bears beat the 49ers early in the season, yet San Francisco went on to the NFC championship.
The Cardinals looked better at the end of last year so don't expect another Miracle in the Desert.
AFC South: vs. Tennessee Titans, Jacksonville Jaguars / at Houston Texans, at Indianapolis Colts (1 - 3)
I am being really optimistic here because it could easily be 0-4. All of these teams are better than their records indicate, and Texan exceeded expectations by actually winning a playoff game with a rookie quarterback. The Bears will be lucky to steal a win from one of these teams.
NFC South: vs Carolina Panthers, AFC East: vs New England Patriots, NFC East: at Washington Commanders
(3 -0)
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