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He brought a team from 5 to 12 wins and won coach of the year last year. Chicago could win 6 or 7 games this year and Nagy would be back next year.
Lol sure......it was a terrible pick with Chase Winovich sitting there but hey Chicago seems happy. Chicago's D would have been absolutely nasty had they taken Winovich though......
Cohen was the highest scoring RB last night. Robinson and Rodgers were the only two to outscore him and Rodgers barely managed that.
Not throwing the ball over 40 times and having a balanced offense would have gone a long way. I don't think it all had to do with using Cohen more.
When they feature Cohen their offense is a lot more successful. He's very Tyreek like.........but I'll just leave at that. I don't feel like debating why I think Nagy needs to go. I'll just sit back and watch it all burn.
pretty much. Or a more dynamic James White. I was hoping for a Brian Westbrook type, but we'll see how the season rolls.
I've been on board before the draft, just think he could be more involved in the run game. But Monty will probably be good enough to make it a heck of a rbbc.
I also think Nagy wises up and uses more of a two-back set with Montgomery in the backfield and Cohen in the slot or split wide. Don't know why they don't do that more often, it utilizes Cohen's strength. Maybe Trubisky needs to develop a better RPO game to assist that look, I don't know.
That's what I'm doing. Nothing on the WW that makes me want to drop him. I know he's got talent, sometimes you just have to wait these things out and hope for the best.
I think Chicago needs to establish something that teams have to stop on offense. Right now, it is Montgomery and the receiver with the best matchup (it seems).
You have to hold in most formats, no one is going to give you anything for him.
This last part is how I see it. Value is too low to sell and that works both ways, since you'll only get low-ball offers based on his current, perceived-as-low value. To be fair, though, I couldn't offload him as part of packages to upgrade other areas even at the end of last season when his value wasn't seen as low. He's a lot like Breida in that regard... nobody seems to believe.
I drafted him in at 4.04 in 2017 rookie draft and would take a second. I wouldn't expect anyone to give an early 2nd. I'd be happy with a mid, less happy but still likely take a late 2nd. But I don't think anyone would give that for him.
Hindsight is a wonderful thing.
Ummmmm because you called it hindsight when, at least with regards to me, it certainly was not.
