InvaderWeezle

One of my favorite Bears wins of all time

Here's every team since 2008 that has fired their coach mid-season and I'll let you all be the judge on how many you think made a difference

• 2008: Rams, Raiders, 49ers

• 2009: Bills

• 2010: Cowboys, Vikings, Broncos, 49ers

• 2011: Jaguars, Chiefs (bear in mind that in 2012 they promoted Crennel to full-time HC), Dolphins

• 2012: none

• 2013: Texans

• 2014: Raiders

• 2015: Dolphins, Titans, Eagles

• 2016: Rams, Jaguars, Bills

• 2017: Giants

• 2018: Browns, Packers

• 2019: Washington, Panthers

• 2020: Texans, Falcons, Lions

• 2021: Jaguars (Raiders don't count)

• 2022: Panthers, Colts, Broncos

• 2023: so far just Raiders

Included the last few seasons mostly just for completion (obviously we don't know the long-term effects of all of them yet) but also to highlight how few mid-season firings actually happen. There hasn't been more than 3 since 2010

I saw someone in the postgame thread say something like "Fields is gonna have to play way worse than that for me to want a QB over Marvin Harrison Jr." and I couldn't agree more. Give me a good coach and a good center and this offense will be legit

270/2/1 is pretty close to Justin Herbert's statline this season and his team has only 1 more win than us

Me before the game: Even if we lose I'll be happy if we hold our own against the Lions and lose close.

Me after we hold our own against the Lions and lose close: Well that was bullshit

But like actually though. This roster is capable of way more than 3-8 and this game convinced me of it. Coaches gotta go

Depends on how Fields looks. If he plays well I think this can be a fun game win or lose

I suddenly want this for every team in the league now. Stats like these fascinate me