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General Category => Halas Hall Football Forum => Topic started by: Reacher on August 28, 2025, 09:38:49 AM
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I’ll dial back the expectations a hair and say that if the Bears have a realistic chance at the playoffs on Dec. 27th (like 35% or better), and Caleb looks like a franchise quarterback, I’ll call this year a success. 4,000 yards would be nice, but not a requirement.
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5 wins would be a miracle
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10 wins, and looking like a potential big boy team
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5 wins would be a miracle
Show me on the doll where Virginia McCaskey touched you.
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Show me on the doll where Virginia McCaskey touched you.
I'd prefer zero wins. I was only on loan to the state of Illinois for college, DB4L
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Looking competent offensively and defensively. Not a high bar.
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Injuries piling up (especially defensively) for the Bears is dampening my enthusiasm a bit. Edwards and Brisker left the practice field with trainers, Booker moved to IR (not available till week 6), Gordon and Johnson should be back week 1, but these other injuries necessitate that they are back to full strength much sooner than later.
And GB just traded for Micah Parsons.
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Looking competent offensively and defensively. Not a high bar.
Define “competent.”
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The eye test is a start. Bielema brought it early.
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btw bears are odds on favorites to finish last in the NFC north... hope its a better season than that
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It’s arguably the best division in football. Weird to say, but it’s true. If they can stay healthy and Caleb takes the next step I think they can compete for a playoff spot.
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Best division in football. Also the Bear only win when they’re darkhorses in a bad conference. 7–10 looks likely.