Dan Pitcher

They won last week.

Dan Pitcher did come out, the offensive coordinator.

He said, "We didn't throw Ja'Marr Chase the ball enough.

Ja'Marr's great.

I don't think anybody's worried about Jamar Chase going forward, and I think it's heightened within the entire building right now.

Dan Pitcher said this week that it's not acceptable.

Jamar Chase has to get more targets, only four targets in week one, only two catches.

Going back to what you just said last year, I think three times he had subpar Jamar games, and then he bounced back each time with more than 100 yards the following week.

I go back to that joint practice against the Bears, and the Bengals did a lot of that when they weren't performing well.

They won a lot of Quick action to Jamar and it really seemed to unlock their offense for the second part of that joint practice during training camp.

I could see a lot of that happening on Sunday, but the fact that Dan Pitcher is talking about it, Joe Burrow said he's heard a lot about it from multiple fronts.

inside the building about getting Jamar Chase more involved.

I have a story up today on Jamar Chase and how he handled the lack of production and him deciding not to pop off, which is newsworthy when it doesn't happen.

But everybody else, how aggressive everybody was speaking up on his behalf, Dan Pitcher.

Usually you get the typical, well, you know, it was just where the ball went and you involved it just kind of the way the game falls.

Sometimes that was not the response.

Now moving into our second storyline of the video, we're talking a little bit about Jamar Chase.

And now I just want to say, this is a quote by Dan Pitcher.

This shocked me a little bit to see this after the game.

On Jamar Chase only being targeted four times on Sunday, he came out and said, we didn't throw him the ball enough.

I'm not saying that he's wrong here, but I am saying that before Chase even comes out and says anything for the media to be blowing this a little bit out of proportion for it being week one, only targeted four times, they still walked away with the win.

And it doesn't really seem like Chase is as bothered.

So why are you speaking out in this way against the play calling, against Joe Burrow in part? I don't really understand that from Dan Pitcher there, but regardless, I'm not going to say he's wrong.

I do think they need to give him the ball more if they want to succeed, but they simply didn't need to, and they still walked away with the win.

That doesn't make Jamar Chase less than, I mean, it doesn't make Joe Burrow less than, but it's also a big calling card and a big factor on how we win.

I thought it was very telling after the fact Dan Pitcher said there's no excuses for it.

So a lot of people giving excuses on why you didn't throw to Jamar Chase.

The coordinator and Zach Taylor both champion the fact that I'm saying you should be throwing the ball to Jamar Chase.

The Bears have not done it since Flores has been the defensive coordinator of the Minnesota Vikings.

However, I will say when Ben Johnson was offensive coordinator of the Detroit Lions, he scored 30 three times against Brian Flores.

So I don't think that we're getting 40, but I think that it could still be a good day at the office for the Chicago Bears.

It just feels like they have the answers to everything right now.

Like, he caught two passes.

That's it.

His offensive coordinator, Dan Pitcher, said they need to throw him the ball more.

Breaking news.

The Bears have not done it since Flores has been the defensive coordinator of the Minnesota Vikings.

However, I will say... was offensive coordinator at Detroit Lions.

He scored 33 times against Brian Flores.

So I don't think that we're getting 40, but I think that it could still be a good day at the office for the Chicago Bears.

Like he caught two passes.

That's it.

His offensive coordinator, Dan Pitcher, said they need to throw him the ball more.

Breaking news.