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With the 4-9 Bears expected to fire coach Matt Nagy after four seasons, one big question in particular looms: Do they have the right guy to find the right guy?
Even if you contain Aaron Rodgers, you still need to outscore him, and Matt Nagy’s offense has not been very good at that — against the Packers or anybody, for that matter.
Eagles News: Why Philadelphia might be waiting to move on from Zach Ertz Philadelphia Eagles news and links for 4/12/21. Let’s get to the Question from Deathorglory: What’s the deal with Zach Ertz? He’s not really going to be on the team, is he? ... My understanding for months now is that Ertz is as good as gone. I haven’t heard anything in regard to changes on that front, so my assumption is that he remains as good as gone. One possibility is that the Eagles could be waiting until June 1 to move on from Ertz. If they cut or traded him now, he would count for $7,769,500 in dead money against the cap, with $4,952,000 in savings. Since the Eagles already used both of their two allotted June 1 designations on Alshon Jeffery and Malik Jackson, they would have to actually wait until June 1 to get the benefit of a June 1 release/trade with a third player. If they cut or traded Ertz after June 1, the dead money hit in 2021 would be $4,221,500, with $3,548,000 in dead money kicked into 2022. They would have an immediate savings of $8,500,000 instead of $4,952,000. Tl;dr on that last paragraph: They’d have an extra $3.5 million or so to work with this offseason. That extra $3.5 million on its own would be right around what the Eagles would need to sign all their rookie draft picks. If all they received were crappy offers from other teams around the league for Ertz (which would make sense), the Eagles are better off just waiting to move on from him until after June 1.
Bears safety Eddie Jackson (39) intercepted Aaron Rodgers in the end zone to all put seal the Bears’ 24-17 victory over the Packers in 2018 at Soldier Field that clinched the NFC North title. Jackson suffered an ankle injury on the 13-yard return and missed the Bears’ playoff game against the Eagles. Jonathan Daniel/Getty Images The Bears are fortunate to still control their playoff destiny after surviving a six-game losing streak. But the prospect of beating Aaron Rodgers and the Packers on Sunday is a little daunting. This Week 17 finale has looked ominous ever since the Bears’ 2020 schedule came out. They have finished the last six regular seasons against either the Vikings (2014, 2016-19) or the Lions (2015), two NFC North rivals with similar vulnerabilities in clutch situations. But as Bears fans know, the Packers are a completely different animal. The bigger the game, the more daunting the challenge. The Bears, in fact, are 4-16 against the Packers in the final month of the regular season during the Brett Favre-Aaron Rodgers eras (1992-present). And that doesn’t include a 21-14 loss in the NFC Championship Game at Soldier Field in 2011.