Bitch of it is that this is a division game, and not one to be taken lightly. The Lions are fighting for their lives and the Bears on the road haven't shown they're exactly a force.
I don't doubt Daniel would be alright, but if Trubisky can go, you play him.
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We have an elite defense.
We have an elite offense with Biscuit and I would imagine a very above average offense with Daniels. One thing to account for is if they have to modify the playbook at all with Daniels, but with his familiarity with the offense and the sheer amount of reps he got in the preseason it shouldn't be toned down all that much.
We have an elite offense with Biscuit and I would imagine a very above average offense with Daniels. One thing to account for is if they have to modify the playbook at all with Daniels, but with his familiarity with the offense and the sheer amount of reps he got in the preseason it shouldn't be toned down all that much.
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Watching the highlights from the preseason Chiefs game, Daniels is OK, but certainly not dynamic. His throws are wobbly and without much pace behind them. He threw to the check down a lot, and is NOT what I would call fast on a scramble. If Daniels has to go on Thursday, it will be up to the defense to make the separation from the Lions.
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This is why you pay Chase Daniels all that money. Come in on the road and win the game for your team. Our defence is so good that all you have to is now screw up..it’s that simple.
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Why is it a forgone conclusion that Daniels is starting?
he's been in that kansas offence for a minute and he doesnt totally suck as far as backups go. With this game being divisional but not as tough as the upcoming games ( even the giants are coming off a win ), id be down to rest mitch thinking that we are going to play more upcoming games than the rest of the north.wab wrote:Why is it a forgone conclusion that Daniels is starting?
If he plays mitch and the injury gets aggravated, we are gonna all go batshit. the feeling around this team is they take precautionary measures to look after guys and we still plan a game that wins.
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Brad Biggs wrote:The Bears are preparing as if they will be without Trubisky in Detroit, though he is fighting to play, sources said.
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Because Kahlil Mack could have played in 2 games, but was held out against weaker opponents. The Lions are a bit better opponent than those and it is a division game. But if your plan is to have Biscuit healthy down the stretch, a way to help make that happen is to give him this week off.wab wrote:Why is it a forgone conclusion that Daniels is starting?
It's arguable.
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Bray can get reps no matter what his roster status is today or tomorrow. That's a major part of what a PS is there for.GSH wrote:you'd expect Bray to be activated and get some prac reps if chase was gonna be starting.
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He’s the franchise QB, they have to let him show some toughness and grit. Could you imagine Favre, Manning, Brady, Rivers or Rodgers sitting out a game over some shoulder soreness? I’m not buying any of this, my bet is this is just coaching head games to throw in some confusion in a short week.
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It's all speculative since none of us know the severity of the injury. One reporter says the Bears are optimistic, another orthopedic surgeon said he's doubtful Trubisky plays.Funkster wrote:He’s the franchise QB, they have to let him show some toughness and grit. Could you imagine Favre, Manning, Brady, Rivers or Rodgers sitting out a game over some shoulder soreness? I’m not buying any of this, my bet is this is just coaching head games to throw in some confusion in a short week.
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im gonna go with the surgeon over the reporter in this caseG08 wrote:It's all speculative since none of us know the severity of the injury. One reporter says the Bears are optimistic, another orthopedic surgeon said he's doubtful Trubisky plays.Funkster wrote:He’s the franchise QB, they have to let him show some toughness and grit. Could you imagine Favre, Manning, Brady, Rivers or Rodgers sitting out a game over some shoulder soreness? I’m not buying any of this, my bet is this is just coaching head games to throw in some confusion in a short week.
Biggs is reporting Tru is fighting to play through his shoulder injury. I’m pumped to hear that. I’m hoping they let him. This team needs toughness, what better player than your QB?G08 wrote:It's all speculative since none of us know the severity of the injury. One reporter says the Bears are optimistic, another orthopedic surgeon said he's doubtful Trubisky plays.Funkster wrote:He’s the franchise QB, they have to let him show some toughness and grit. Could you imagine Favre, Manning, Brady, Rivers or Rodgers sitting out a game over some shoulder soreness? I’m not buying any of this, my bet is this is just coaching head games to throw in some confusion in a short week.
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And this orthopedic is making his diagnosis how? From watching the game?GSH wrote:im gonna go with the surgeon over the reporter in this caseG08 wrote:It's all speculative since none of us know the severity of the injury. One reporter says the Bears are optimistic, another orthopedic surgeon said he's doubtful Trubisky plays.Funkster wrote:He’s the franchise QB, they have to let him show some toughness and grit. Could you imagine Favre, Manning, Brady, Rivers or Rodgers sitting out a game over some shoulder soreness? I’m not buying any of this, my bet is this is just coaching head games to throw in some confusion in a short week.
Franchise QBs play thru pain and some injuries, Trubs is gotta play.
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Where did you hear the comments from a surgeon? Does he work for the Bears and/or with Mitch? Nothing like that surgeon commet has come across on the app(great for news/pressers/interviews btw for those who don't have it yet). I'd like to read/listen to it if you have a link?G08 wrote:It's all speculative since none of us know the severity of the injury. One reporter says the Bears are optimistic, another orthopedic surgeon said he's doubtful Trubisky plays.Funkster wrote:He’s the franchise QB, they have to let him show some toughness and grit. Could you imagine Favre, Manning, Brady, Rivers or Rodgers sitting out a game over some shoulder soreness? I’m not buying any of this, my bet is this is just coaching head games to throw in some confusion in a short week.
The only official comments i've heard are from Nagy. Nagy was "cautiously optimistic and hoping Mitch would play." He also said "we are treating it like Mack and Arob, day to day." When asked about it needing surgery, Nagy quickly and definitively said "no. No surgery." My impression was Mitch will play, but Nagy did leave enough doubt in my head that Mitch won't, especially with the Mack/Arob comment.
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No. This team needs a healthy franchise QB. If you can rest him against the flailing Lions, much like resting Mack against the Bills and Jets. You do it. I would rather have a healthy Mitch vs. the Rams, than one that is injured and "displaying toughness."Funkster wrote:Biggs is reporting Tru is fighting to play through his shoulder injury. I’m pumped to hear that. I’m hoping they let him. This team needs toughness, what better player than your QB?G08 wrote:It's all speculative since none of us know the severity of the injury. One reporter says the Bears are optimistic, another orthopedic surgeon said he's doubtful Trubisky plays.Funkster wrote:He’s the franchise QB, they have to let him show some toughness and grit. Could you imagine Favre, Manning, Brady, Rivers or Rodgers sitting out a game over some shoulder soreness? I’m not buying any of this, my bet is this is just coaching head games to throw in some confusion in a short week.
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Nothing matters but beating the Lions. If Mitch is in any way degraded throwing the ball, play Daniel. I have a lot of confidence in Daniel, he is a vet and has been in this offense for a long time. It's a 'system' offense, so that experience is invaluable. But if Mitch is "gutting one out" and can't really deliver a good ball, that's not good for the team.
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Send Mizzell back to the PSOtis Day wrote:If Trubs is not going to play, he probably will not dress. Bray will have to be activated, who gets dropped? Roster moves have to be made.
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Dr. Chao (Former NFL head team doc 17+years Practicing orthopedic surgeon)HurricaneBear wrote:Where did you hear the comments from a surgeon? Does he work for the Bears and/or with Mitch? Nothing like that surgeon commet has come across on the app(great for news/pressers/interviews btw for those who don't have it yet). I'd like to read/listen to it if you have a link?G08 wrote:It's all speculative since none of us know the severity of the injury. One reporter says the Bears are optimistic, another orthopedic surgeon said he's doubtful Trubisky plays.Funkster wrote:He’s the franchise QB, they have to let him show some toughness and grit. Could you imagine Favre, Manning, Brady, Rivers or Rodgers sitting out a game over some shoulder soreness? I’m not buying any of this, my bet is this is just coaching head games to throw in some confusion in a short week.
The only official comments i've heard are from Nagy. Nagy was "cautiously optimistic and hoping Mitch would play." He also said "we are treating it like Mack and Arob, day to day." When asked about it needing surgery, Nagy quickly and definitively said "no. No surgery." My impression was Mitch will play, but Nagy did leave enough doubt in my head that Mitch won't, especially with the Mack/Arob comment.
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G08 wrote:Dr. Chao (Former NFL head team doc 17+years Practicing orthopedic surgeon)HurricaneBear wrote:Where did you hear the comments from a surgeon? Does he work for the Bears and/or with Mitch? Nothing like that surgeon commet has come across on the app(great for news/pressers/interviews btw for those who don't have it yet). I'd like to read/listen to it if you have a link?G08 wrote:It's all speculative since none of us know the severity of the injury. One reporter says the Bears are optimistic, another orthopedic surgeon said he's doubtful Trubisky plays.Funkster wrote:He’s the franchise QB, they have to let him show some toughness and grit. Could you imagine Favre, Manning, Brady, Rivers or Rodgers sitting out a game over some shoulder soreness? I’m not buying any of this, my bet is this is just coaching head games to throw in some confusion in a short week.
The only official comments i've heard are from Nagy. Nagy was "cautiously optimistic and hoping Mitch would play." He also said "we are treating it like Mack and Arob, day to day." When asked about it needing surgery, Nagy quickly and definitively said "no. No surgery." My impression was Mitch will play, but Nagy did leave enough doubt in my head that Mitch won't, especially with the Mack/Arob comment.
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So he has no insider info and is basing his assessment off video and nagy’s comments? It’s great for writing an article but you can’t do a true assessment of an injury based off a short video clip. I work with soft tissue injuries on a daily basis, without performing at least some orthopedic assessment tests you really don’t know too much. So he could be right, but he just as easily could be wrong. Here’s to hoping he is wrong. So we are still at square one and only have Nagy’s comments to go off of.
HurricaneBear wrote:G08 wrote:Dr. Chao (Former NFL head team doc 17+years Practicing orthopedic surgeon)HurricaneBear wrote:Where did you hear the comments from a surgeon? Does he work for the Bears and/or with Mitch? Nothing like that surgeon commet has come across on the app(great for news/pressers/interviews btw for those who don't have it yet). I'd like to read/listen to it if you have a link?G08 wrote:It's all speculative since none of us know the severity of the injury. One reporter says the Bears are optimistic, another orthopedic surgeon said he's doubtful Trubisky plays.Funkster wrote:He’s the franchise QB, they have to let him show some toughness and grit. Could you imagine Favre, Manning, Brady, Rivers or Rodgers sitting out a game over some shoulder soreness? I’m not buying any of this, my bet is this is just coaching head games to throw in some confusion in a short week.
The only official comments i've heard are from Nagy. Nagy was "cautiously optimistic and hoping Mitch would play." He also said "we are treating it like Mack and Arob, day to day." When asked about it needing surgery, Nagy quickly and definitively said "no. No surgery." My impression was Mitch will play, but Nagy did leave enough doubt in my head that Mitch won't, especially with the Mack/Arob comment.
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So he has no insider info and is basing his assessment off video and nagy’s comments? It’s great for writing an article but you can’t do a true assessment of an injury based off a short video clip. I work with soft tissue injuries on a daily basis, without performing at least some orthopedic assessment tests you really don’t know too much. So he could be right, but he just as easily could be wrong. Here’s to hoping he is wrong. So we are still at square one and only have Nagy’s comments to go off of.
He’s actually very accurate. If no surgery is needed or the bears aren’t worried Dr. Chao’s guess of stretching of the capsule/labrum or pinching/bruising of the rotator cuff sounds pretty spot on. This isn’t an injury that could worsened with playing. IMO, it’s bears staff being VERY cautious. If he thinks he can play, you gotta let the kid try.
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whenever I hear something about "well, you can't hurt it more by playing", I think back on Jim Miller and his shoulder woes and how the Bears crack medical staff at the time said the same thing and ended up ruining his career
so if there is any question, I want Trubisky to sit, preferably in street clothes so there is no temptation to toss him in there
so if there is any question, I want Trubisky to sit, preferably in street clothes so there is no temptation to toss him in there
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I’m not saying he’s wrong or right. What I am saying is that without access to the patient or the test results, I personally put very little stock into what he(or anyone else without that info for that matter) says. There’s reasons why certain tests are done before diagnosing an injury and he has not performed them.Funkster wrote:HurricaneBear wrote:G08 wrote:Dr. Chao (Former NFL head team doc 17+years Practicing orthopedic surgeon)HurricaneBear wrote:Where did you hear the comments from a surgeon? Does he work for the Bears and/or with Mitch? Nothing like that surgeon commet has come across on the app(great for news/pressers/interviews btw for those who don't have it yet). I'd like to read/listen to it if you have a link?G08 wrote:It's all speculative since none of us know the severity of the injury. One reporter says the Bears are optimistic, another orthopedic surgeon said he's doubtful Trubisky plays.Funkster wrote:He’s the franchise QB, they have to let him show some toughness and grit. Could you imagine Favre, Manning, Brady, Rivers or Rodgers sitting out a game over some shoulder soreness? I’m not buying any of this, my bet is this is just coaching head games to throw in some confusion in a short week.
The only official comments i've heard are from Nagy. Nagy was "cautiously optimistic and hoping Mitch would play." He also said "we are treating it like Mack and Arob, day to day." When asked about it needing surgery, Nagy quickly and definitively said "no. No surgery." My impression was Mitch will play, but Nagy did leave enough doubt in my head that Mitch won't, especially with the Mack/Arob comment.
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So he has no insider info and is basing his assessment off video and nagy’s comments? It’s great for writing an article but you can’t do a true assessment of an injury based off a short video clip. I work with soft tissue injuries on a daily basis, without performing at least some orthopedic assessment tests you really don’t know too much. So he could be right, but he just as easily could be wrong. Here’s to hoping he is wrong. So we are still at square one and only have Nagy’s comments to go off of.
He’s actually very accurate. If no surgery is needed or the bears aren’t worried Dr. Chao’s guess of stretching of the capsule/labrum or pinching/bruising of the rotator cuff sounds pretty spot on. This isn’t an injury that could worsened with playing. IMO, it’s bears staff being VERY cautious. If he thinks he can play, you gotta let the kid try.
I should have been clearer and I apologize for that. For me we are still at square one and only have Nagy’s comments to go off of. You guys can chose to believe or not believe him as you see fit.
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Mitchell Trubisky woke up sore today and with less movement in his shoulder than expected, making it likely Chase Daniel will start Thanksgiving Day vs Lions, per source. Bears could activate QB Tyler Bray today to backup Daniel, with possibility that Trubisky now will not dress.
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I'm fine with it... he ostensibly gets 2 bye weeks (13 full days) between NFL games in which he plays, and all it "costs him" is one game against the Lions.
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Miller and, by many accounts, McNown's shoulder was mishandled from the get go back then too.Boris13c wrote:whenever I hear something about "well, you can't hurt it more by playing", I think back on Jim Miller and his shoulder woes and how the Bears crack medical staff at the time said the same thing and ended up ruining his career
so if there is any question, I want Trubisky to sit, preferably in street clothes so there is no temptation to toss him in there
tough-guy-iron-man-football-guys sells articles but it's not the reality, more now than ever. If docs say let him sit, then let him sit, even if it means a loss. One loss now is a heck of a lot better than destroying years of potential wins.
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If his source is correct that is discouraging to hear. And still leaves us where Nagy said, we are day to day. Let's hope he wakes up feeling better tomorrow.G08 wrote:Adam Schefter
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Question to you, and other's with this view. Why do you see the Lions as such an easy game? On any given week they can hang with anyone. If Stafford is on this game will be very tough even if Mitch plays, let alone with an unknown like Daniels. It is in Detroit and they are coming off a big win and battling for their season. What are you seeing that makes you so confident? I for one am very nervous about this game. Help me out here if you can please with some hope.