The media pile-on for the Chicago Bears’ unpleasant 0–2 get started persevered Thursday with some harsh phrases from Stephen A. Smith. Showing on ESPN’s First Hurry, Smith bashed all of the Bears group for his or her ineptitude upcoming their loss to the Bucs and the debate condition Justin Subjects’ gradual get started, calling the franchise “trash.”
An already-bad generation for the Bears were given worse when Subjects gave the impression to criticize the workforce’s training group of workers for slowing indisposed his decision-making. Subjects next walked again the feedback and took possession for the workforce’s offensive struggles, nevertheless it was once but some other mess for a workforce that hasn’t lived as much as expectancies in 2023.
“Why don’t we just call them the Bad News Bears?” Smith stated. “It’s a damn shame that they represent the city of Chicago. They stink.”
"The Chicago Bears are trash. Let's just call it what it is."
–@stephenasmith at the Bears group pic.twitter.com/GH6fjr411q
— First Hurry (@FirstTake) September 21, 2023
Smith did again Subjects for his feedback, pointing in particular to the insufficiency of designed run performs for Subjects to this point this season regardless of Subjects’s good fortune operating the ball in 2022.
“[Fields] has only had five designed runs for a grand total of one yard thus far in the first two games. He averaged five designed runs for 28 yards per game last season,” Smith stated. “Why are you not running him more? Why are you not getting him out of the pocket? Why are you not using his athleticism? Because clearly, you’re trying to make him into something that he’s not.”
It sort of feels not going issues will recuperate for Chicago this generation after they accident the street to rush at the protecting Tremendous Bowl champion Chiefs Sunday.
