Bomani Jones says Sean McVay is not a quarterback whisperer
Bomani Jones challenges the notion of Sean McVay as a quarterback whisperer.
The Chicago Bears lost significantly more players and snaps than the Green Bay Packers this offseason, with 11,481 snaps and 73 Approximate Value (AV) lost compared to the Packers' 7,693 snaps and 57 AV. The Bears' top players in interceptions are all no longer with the team.
The Chicago Bears lost 11,481 snaps this offseason.
The Bears lost 73 AV, while the Packers lost 57 AV.
The Bears' top players lost include Drew Dalman, Jaquan Brisker, and Kevin Byard, all with significant snap counts.
Yes, the Bears added nine players via free agency or trade, while the Packers added five.
Bomani Jones challenges the notion of Sean McVay as a quarterback whisperer.

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*âThe Bears lost more than they would have liked in the last few weeks, especially factoring in center Drew Dalmanâs retirement. Garrett Bradbury is a downgrade from Dalman, and the departures (Kevin Byard, Nahshon Wright, Jaquan Brisker, C.J. Gardner-Johnson) outweigh the arrivals (Coby Bryant, Cameron Lewis) in the secondary.*
*The Bears moved DJ Moore on their own terms, but he wasnât chopped liver, while incoming receiver Kalif Raymond is essentially a return man.*
*Overall, however, the Bears are an on-the-rise team that wasnât pillaged too badly and acquired some draft capital for their efforts. And just wait until you see what happened to the rest of the NFC North!â* Iâm not really in the mood to run the numbers for the Vikings and Lions (though the Vikings have been in major cost-cutting mode), but I think you get the idea. The notion that the Packers have hemorrhaged some massive amount of talent while the Bears are calmly and confidently on the upswing is just factually incorrect. The Bears definitely lost more players, and more impactful players. They were probably somewhat justified in their free agent moves as a result, but they didnât even recover to Packer levels in the process. And if you didnât do all of the work that I just did, youâd probably never know it. Weâll save some of the other Bearsâ headwinds for another time, though there are plenty of them. For now, just note that anyone claiming the Packers have had some disastrous offseason probably lacked rigor in their analysis.