Dear Bears, I’m sorry. Sincerely, ConorOrr 📝
said a lot of stuff one might consider distant from reality
• Perhaps you saw the talent you had on the offensive line that we didn’t see. While PFF is not a perfect measure for offensive line talent, Teven Jenkins, when kicked inside to guard, is playing just as good, if not better, than James Daniels.get a starting left tackle in the fifth round of the draft. Braxton Jones, my goodness, is talented. He is also perfectly suited for this beautiful, maddening rushing offense.
Back to accountability for a second: What happens when we get something wrong? Well, nothing, really. We get a few people using the clown emoji on Twitter, but Twitter is going away at some point because of a similar inability to admit fault and recognize a blind spot in awareness. Thankfully, my pieces worthy of Old Takes Exposed caused a little less societal harm. I’ll do my best to make this a walk of shame.
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