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Fwiw, it felt like Malik Willis gave the Packers an opportunity that the Bears weren't ready for. More running, different run blocking schemes, and his ability to complete passes vs the blitz was killing the Bears D.
To me, in the small sample size of what we saw of Jordan Love, the Bears were ready for it.
Just from a raw tiny sample size in this game particularly:
Love QBR 43.6, Willis QBR 81.4
The play that knocked out Jordan Love was a sack(in my eyes), but wasn't recognized in the boxscore because it was a penalty(in today's nfl).
The negative turning point for Willis imo was when the Packers lost every TE except Luke Musgrave. They went to 3 wr sets where the Bears are comfortable playing Nickel and Dime. The Bears don't like being in base. Emanuel Wilson and Malik ran all over them before these sets.
It was truly a roller-coaster of a game. So much shit happened that we had no frigin way of expecting. Both teams are coached extremely well. I thought that LaFleur did an excellent job with Willis.
Ben Johnson let Caleb rip it on their last drive. I almost shit my pants.
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