Here's Johnny!! Week 18
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packman114
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I think the young WRs really balled out. Can't pick Wicks so I will go with Melton even though he couldn't come down with the TD. He played really well considering where he was a few weeks ago.
Love gets my vote. Biggest game of his career and he freakin' NAILED IT.
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YoHoChecko
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So its Wicks, right?
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AmishMafia
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All three were spectacular. Maybe Love just makes it look easy.
My plan was to vote Brooks. What a game he had. But nobody had him. Will rewatch the game before voting.
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TheSkeptic
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I will never vote for OLine. Rasheed Walker, maybe. If it were a vote based upon the entire season and his status as long shot to succeed, absolutely. he plays one of the hardest positions in football and he is now an above average starter in his second year after being a 7th round draft pick the year before. He is the poster boy for Here's Johnny.
Lots of worthy options, but I'm going to give my vote to Quay. He was integral in limiting Fields running opportunities. Played a very good game.
RIP JustJeff
Does my heart good seeing our 2 1st round 2022 picks thriving yesterday
RIP JustJeff
I'm going to go with Quay Walker. A sack, a TFL, 9 tackles and was the main reason behind holding Fields to only 3.4 yards a scramble.
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Quay Walker
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Wow, this is hard! I really can't decide. So I'm giving it until Thursday Finland time...
Love - Cool cat in the most important game of the season. Bright lights, no prob. Da Bears were measuring whether they have a starting QB for the future. Well, they do still suck. This performance by Love was a precious middle finger. The Packer fans can now watch Bears fans tear each other apart about the starting QB in the upcoming draft.
Jones - When asked to carry a game alone as featured RB, he sure carried. About half of his yards after contact, several for key 1st downs. Never wore down, took the pain to the D. So many tough yards. Sealed the deal. A boss!
Reed - 112 yards, a lot of those at important moments. He can get SO open. And for a key 1st down he gets hit HARD and hangs on. EXACTLY the performance I ideally want from a slot WR.
Wicks - A warrior. 2 tds, and the fight for the 2nd one was an insult to the Bears, and I liked it. This 5th rounder is no stooge. He has Adams -like savvy to his game.
OL - This may have been best performance by an OL for the money spent on the 5 guys ever. Even Walker dominated, and no weak links. Surrendered one sack, and not many pressures at all. No penalties? If anyone had told me before the season we'd have a quality OL with Walker, Elg, Myers, Rhyan, and Tom, I'd have called you crazy. LT is supposed to be impossible to find outside of 1st round, and even then a 50/50 gamble. So how the &%$@ do we have Walker, Nijman, Tom and Elg who can play it?
Quay - Tasked with neutralizing Fields' running he did just that plus some violence on blocks and one sack. Dude came to deliver with all his athletic talent. As a spy, he was 007 -quality.
Wyatt - Best game of career, brought the heat! Like Quay, a 1st rounder blooming into a play-maker is a thing of beauty and destruction of enemies. We needed pressure with 4, and got it!
Love - Cool cat in the most important game of the season. Bright lights, no prob. Da Bears were measuring whether they have a starting QB for the future. Well, they do still suck. This performance by Love was a precious middle finger. The Packer fans can now watch Bears fans tear each other apart about the starting QB in the upcoming draft.
Jones - When asked to carry a game alone as featured RB, he sure carried. About half of his yards after contact, several for key 1st downs. Never wore down, took the pain to the D. So many tough yards. Sealed the deal. A boss!
Reed - 112 yards, a lot of those at important moments. He can get SO open. And for a key 1st down he gets hit HARD and hangs on. EXACTLY the performance I ideally want from a slot WR.
Wicks - A warrior. 2 tds, and the fight for the 2nd one was an insult to the Bears, and I liked it. This 5th rounder is no stooge. He has Adams -like savvy to his game.
OL - This may have been best performance by an OL for the money spent on the 5 guys ever. Even Walker dominated, and no weak links. Surrendered one sack, and not many pressures at all. No penalties? If anyone had told me before the season we'd have a quality OL with Walker, Elg, Myers, Rhyan, and Tom, I'd have called you crazy. LT is supposed to be impossible to find outside of 1st round, and even then a 50/50 gamble. So how the &%$@ do we have Walker, Nijman, Tom and Elg who can play it?
Quay - Tasked with neutralizing Fields' running he did just that plus some violence on blocks and one sack. Dude came to deliver with all his athletic talent. As a spy, he was 007 -quality.
Wyatt - Best game of career, brought the heat! Like Quay, a 1st rounder blooming into a play-maker is a thing of beauty and destruction of enemies. We needed pressure with 4, and got it!
some say the best performances by both OL and DL all season, hard to argue with that.
I couldn't pick OL, or Brooks, Walker is still a good choice to me.
I couldn't pick OL, or Brooks, Walker is still a good choice to me.
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AmishMafia
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Never got a chance to re watch.
The WRs and TEs can all be made a case for. But Love was dropping them dimes all over the field. Makes being a receiver that much easier.
I have to go defense as they shut down one of the hotter offenses and one of the best rushing attacks. 3 weeks ago the Bears probably would have ran for 300+ yds. The Packer defense surprised everyone.
Going to go with Quay Walker. The game I have been waiting for him to have.
The WRs and TEs can all be made a case for. But Love was dropping them dimes all over the field. Makes being a receiver that much easier.
I have to go defense as they shut down one of the hotter offenses and one of the best rushing attacks. 3 weeks ago the Bears probably would have ran for 300+ yds. The Packer defense surprised everyone.
Going to go with Quay Walker. The game I have been waiting for him to have.
Ultimately, I vote for Love.
In a spot AR failed last season, Love won, even with a lot of dice rolls going the other way. Playoff QB, baby!
In a spot AR failed last season, Love won, even with a lot of dice rolls going the other way. Playoff QB, baby!