Just promote Kafka if EB leaves. I’m not
Sure it would really matter that much. As long as we have Reid and Mahomes

Yeah Kafka would be nice to have in case of a Reid retirement

We have a major obsession with rehashing tired old shit around here.

No shit.

Might as well bump a Kareem Hunt thread for funsies.

**** no. Don't want to see our offense become all sideways passes

Nah, would like to see Kafka get a chance. New blood, new ideas.

I think most open to the Nagy idea are fine with or prefer Kafka and are only open to the idea of Nagy knowing Reid calls most of the shots on offense.

Nagy's playcalling has been abysmal in Chicago.

I don't understand why we can't just let Andy control and run the offense.

Nagy went 28-20 with Mitchell Trubisky at quarterback (I think it was actually a little better than that as Foles was awful; I think Nagy has a pretty strong record w/ Trubisky). That's actually impressive in its own right. And he's still only 43 yrs old. Yeah, Kafka's younger, but he's not as accomplished either.

I'm not saying I would definitely do it, but if PM endorsed the idea, sure - why not? Nagy can be a HC in this league and a relatively decent one. If you asked me who probably has more career wins as a head coach in the league 10 years from now, I'd say it's likely Nagy.

The guy's not an idiot just because he couldn't fix Mitch Trubisky.

I would take Nagy back as the waterboy, otherwise, no thanks!

Trubisky couldn't throw to his left. Fields had ZERO touch, erratic accuracy and made poor decisions.

I mean really, how do you just power through that? You really can't. Fields simply wasn't ready yet. He's a talented kid and maybe he can be developed into something interesting (a Kyler Murray sort) but he wasn't the answer to any question worth asking this season for a coach who likely needed to make the playoffs to keep his job.

Fields was 2-8 as a starter to Dalton's 3-3 (and Foles went 1-0). The problem was, in many ways, Justin Fields. A team that went 4-3 w/ just a warm body at QB went 2-8 w/ Fields. With even slightly above average QB play, the Bears are probably a 9-10 win team.

Nagy has taken a lot of bullets for the piss poor job that Ryan Pace has done there.

Nagy made Alex have a career year, imagine what he could do with this offense,

Blah. That was the worst. As was Alex bailing on plays early and trying to tuck down and run it throughout the 4th quarter.

Felt like we KC fans got one last sendoff of the Alex/90's futility in that playoff game. It checked every box.

Big first half lead. Star player hurt in the first half. Terrible referee call with massive implications. Missed field goal. QB turns a potential turnover into a self pass touchdown. Questionable playcalling. Abysmal defensive collapse, and our QB turning into a game-manager when we needed throws downfield to win it.

What a terrible game.

From Breer:

https://www.si.com/nfl/2022/01/11/ma...second-chances