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Highlights... scary dude. Direct link to youtube.
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I'm watching this video and it occurs to me that we're going to have a LOT of forced turnovers with Bosa and Mack running at QB's. They are both good at stripping QBs of the ball. I can hardly wait!Originally posted by Bolt-O View PostComment
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Is he a mix of Junior and the merryman ?Comment
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That was his FIRST game as a Bear. Khalil took the game over and played the most dominating half of football by one man, that me and the people of Chicago and still talking about it three years later. I had not seen a single dominant performance by a Bear since I watched Walter Payton rush for 275 yards against the Vikings in November of 1977.Originally posted by Bolt-O View Post
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I so agree with you fleet. It seems that every thread goes off into an anti Telesco rant. It really keeps me from enjoying your great site to the fullest.Originally posted by Fleet 1 View PostComment
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Thanks man. I do the best i can with it. But often times members just have to sort of peacefully police each other. lolOriginally posted by nomad1946 View PostComment
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I haven't seen a pass rush this consistent and this dominant since Bruce Smith in Buffalo, or Charles Haley, perhaps Lawrence Taylor. Smith was a right defensive end and didn't flop sides. Bosa and K. Mack can flop positions, or stunt and attack a guard inside. Seeing Mack and Bosa is gonna be like watching Cornelius Bennett and Bruce Smith get after quarterbacks during the salad days of the K-Gun.Originally posted by Maniaque 6 View PostComment
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Thanks, chief. Good group of smart fellas and they'll self-moderate themselves in fine style.Originally posted by Fleet 1 View Post
Back to football.Comment
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I reached out to you via PM regarding this thread. Are you getting PMs?Originally posted by ghost View PostComment
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Khalil Mack developed a fast relationship with Brandon Staley
Posted by Michael David Smith on March 17, 2022, 7:12 AM EDT
Khalil Mack was traded to the Bears just a week before the start of the 2018 season, and yet in his first game with Chicago he made an enormous impact, with a strip-sack and a pick-six in the opener against the Packers. He credits Brandon Staley with getting him ready so quickly.
Mack, who was officially traded from the Bears to the Chargers on Wednesday, said he’s excited to work again with Staley, who is now the Chargers’ head coach. Staley was the Bears’ linebackers coach when Mack arrived in Chicago, and Mack said on Wednesday that Staley meant a lot to him.
“That was the person that I spent the most time with when I first got to Chicago,” Mack said. “We would be in the room together going over the playbook. I feel like I had a week to prepare for the Packers — not even a week, maybe like five, six days. It was a quick turnaround, and he was a big part of me consuming a big part of that playbook.”
Mack said that when he first arrived in Chicago, he and Staley would go through all the normal practices and meetings, and then the two of them would stay together long after the rest of the team had gone home.
“Dealing with me coming in and having to stay longer, I’m talking about hours after everybody has already left,” Staley said. “Seeing the time and delicacy that he had to put in that time. I mean, I don’t think you really understand how fast I really had to learn a whole defensive playbook and he made it easy. He made it easy. You could just see his passion through it, understanding how much he knew I wanted to get out there for that first game. We were able to do it.”
Now Mack and Staley hope they can do it again.
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