The Bears Are Who We Thought They Were
Well, well, well, here we are. Heading into week six sitting at 2-3. Getsy and Fields are the talk of the town, the receivers are more likely to catch covid than a pass and as usual, the best part about us is our run game and defense.
The Bears got wrecked early in Minnesota on Sunday as the Vikings set out on a 21-3 lead. But the Bears fought back, getting off 19 unanswered points to regain the lead. The comeback fell short, as Kirk Cousin's 1-yard touchdown sneak and Cam Dantzler's strip of Ihmir Smith-Marsette sealed the win for Minnesota.
The Bears have fallen to 26 in the power rankings, but it's honestly okay. There is more to building a championship team much less a dynasty, than putting enough pressure on these guys to perform. If we want long-term results it's our duty as fans to have the patience needed to build the team up. Some pieces fit and some don't, we have to trust them to recognize that.
I think Getsy might not be our guy, He play calls better with a stacked developed roster than he does with young talent. His success I believe is partly due to the rosters of his previous teams. Getsy is not doing what he said he would to change things up, utilize Justin on the field, and make adjustments. We've been a second-half team so far this season and it's yielded mixed results.
Fields needs someone to build an offense around him, I hope we don't have a Nagy/Trubisky situation brewing. With the Bears set to take on the Commanders this week, I think we'll be safe to go 3-3 headed into week 7.
