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Doesn't help when your QB has two turnovers returned for touchdowns. Rodgers giveth and Rodgers taketh away, as is always the case with him, it seems.

Oof. Just a disaster of a game by Rodgers.

There are two safeties and three DB's in coverage, along with two linebackers sitting at the markers. The linebackers are the ones responsible for stopping Jalen if he takes off, precisely so nobody in coverage has to sag off their receivers.

Alright, so let's break this down. Do you see where the 1st down markers are, almost 20 yards away from where Hurts is standing? Do you know what happens if you get tackled prior to those on 4th down? Do you think the 9ers defenders all right at those markers would just watch him run instead...

The down you're looking at is 4th and 11. If he tried that, he would have been tackled well short of the marker.

Blaming that loss on Hurts ain't it. Which covered receiver is he supposed to teleport the ball to in this horrific scheme? Not to mention his receivers had four drops on 3rd down today.

Nick Sirianni is the Michael Scott of the NFL

How the hell are most of the top (bottom?) 10 all within the last three years.

Notice how the Bears didn't play prevent D.

If the Bears win this, I'm declaring 2nd half Caleb one of the greatest players of all time.

You could tell from the very first play of the Rams game winning drive that they were, at minimum, going to get into the red zone. That was the ultimate "we're going to give you 15 yards per play to not get thrown over" defense.

Why do teams insist on going into prevent defense when up by less than one score with plenty of time left.

Blaming a lost pick on fans for showing up to games is certainly a take.

Sad I missed this one. Looks like Lauri/Key/Brice all were amazing in the clutch.

Thunder front office gonna complain about that one?

By that I just mean if you subscribe to the theory that there are schematic issues, that still doesn't mean you fire Hardy. Maybe they have one and it's just a personnel issue, in which case, you don't fire Hardy. Or maybe they have one and he isn't very good, in which case, you don't fire...

It isn't about "motivating guys" to play hard, but it's also fair to question how much Hardy values defense or developing good defensive habits when he has basically never demonstrated a willingness to reward good defense with more playing time (to be fair though, he'll occasionally punish...

Maybe, but part of what made him so good was how angry he played. He definitely used it to his advantage.