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I expect the offense will become more of a 'quick strike' unit that relies on quick, decisive reads and, of course, a strong run game... Think more of what Johnson did in Detroit with Goff as a better example.
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Bagent faces tough schedule; offense shifts to quick-strike model with Goff-like approach.
The Bears' immediate playoff hopes will ride on how much head coach Ben Johnson can get out of Bagent. The offense is expected to become more of a 'quick strike' unit relying on quick, decisive reads and a strong run game, similar to what Johnson did in Detroit with Matthew Goff. This approach might help the offensive line get into a better rhythm, but the big-play aspects of the unit might be less consistent. Assuming Williams returns in the three-to-six-week window (middle point: three-to-four games), Bagent faces a tough schedule: vs. Eagles (2-0), vs. Jets (1-1), at Packers (1-1), at Falcons (0-2). Going .500 over four games might cut it for the playoffs; anything more will likely require a winning record.
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