Is Mitch Trubisky a good quarterback?

[@BrettKollmann]

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[@deshonekizer5943]

Next: Is Deshone Kizer hall of fame worthy?

[@RandomRabbit007]

Just ordered some razors. I dont shave anything on my head (my girl loves my beard) but I will use them for my dick n balls ..... maybe my taint as-well

[@Soccercrazyigboman]

Can you do Nick Files analysis on if he's the real deal and how he's been used compared to Carson Wentz

[@JoeyFiveandDimes]

Dude ……. Aaron Rodgers wasn't really good until his 6th year . Steve Young not until his 9th . Troy Aikman and Peyton Manning did not start out as perennial pro-bowlers . Now, MT10 is not Joe Montana yet, but he's way ahead of many . Only because Mahomes had an MVP 2018 are still people pissing on Trubisky, and Mahomes has as equal a chance of being the next RG111, imo .

[@BrettKollmann]

remember to do the bat wing as you go. Makes it so much easier.

[@Zone47.]

No idea why people still watch espn when KZbin has content maybe a million times better. Brett Kollman is a standard bearer for differentiated football analysis

[@dammmnnnnitbobby]

Duds47 I’m with you there.

[@MCBoss81Gaming]

Duds47 Brett should have a job in the media with all of his knowledge

[@antonioalejandrocaroalvare5864]

I agree but I watch espn because Brett and other great sports youtubers post once every week...

[@maxfirefantasyreport]

they pay $100+ a month for cable 😂

[@wellsbibo6175]

Nothing on ESPN or the NFL Network can shake a stick at Brett Kollman's football analysis.

[@Mac-ih7rb]

Terribly stressful? We dealt with Jay Cutler for almost a decade. Last year was the most exciting year of Bear's football in a long time.

[@kamaking6284]

Damn right bro!

[@lorddeathwake921]

Jay Cutler used to hand the Packers wins on a silver platter. He will be missed by Packers fans.

[@erichiscock1032]

jay Cutler had a cannon arm and was very underrated I am a bears fan and Cutler was my favorite player throughout his career

[@Mac-ih7rb]

Eric Hiscock there were no physical deficiencies with Jay. It was ALL mental. He had a cannon. One of the best arms in the NFL. Problem is he didn’t know how to bounce back. First quarter interception almost always meant a miserable Sunday.

[@Stretch213]

Yeah this guy being honest though. But he dont see all the culture change and everything that bears fans are excited for. Plus dude he always says his next attempt is his best. Means hes learning. That's a good sir.

[@michaellaurenzana2353]

Thanks for the honest evaluation of my quarterback. "*sniff* that's my quarterback." I like Mitch, but the mechanics are troubling. Nagy and Tru aren't stupid though. I will hope for the positive side of Mitch's development.

[@Refrigerator44]

Michael Laurenzana he never said that it’s just that Mitch freezes when he’s not under pressure and makes bad reads.

[@brendanschaub4098]

If you can't read a defense you can't play QB in the NFL. Trubisky sucks.

[@danielskaluba5520]

If you like Mitch's inconsistency, then you're gonna love Ha-ha being out of position half the time.

[@spartanalways]

@@danielskaluba5520 We actually have a decent defensive coach and some maturity on our staff, so I'm not worried about him.

[@rcracer8872]

@@brendanschaub4098 youre a dumbass you have o knowledge of the sport trubisky is a very good qb you clearly don't know anything

[@philkoehler3524]

Every video is like a mini-documentary movie and giving me goosebumps at the end. Keep doing your thing. It kinda hurts that the video aren't coming every week like before. But quality takes time.

[@BrettKollmann]

Don’t worry they will be weekly again soon. I just typically slow down in the off-season so that I don’t want to already jump off a bridge by the time things ramp back up in August lol

[@mrffbmanagerguy6322]

No doubt. great job

[@drealboy_]

@@BrettKollmann 🤣

[@maxg1836]

Brett Kollmann I love you Brett

[@ComedyJakob]

"Watch the way Manning generates power with his hips" someone has been reading Mrs Manning's diary

[@leonlucas678]

I actually had to laugh really loud at my phone. that may not sound much but I never do that normally! so probs to you 😂

[@ComedyJakob]

@@leonlucas678 that means the world to me

[@matthewcrane5294]

Irritating Films this is fucking hilarious 😂

[@BookofProverbs]

@@ComedyJakob you mean the world to me

[@wyattbucey1305]

As a bears fan I completely agree bro I love Mitch but he’s so polarizing sometimes

[@greenbaypackers6019]

yes

[@sigmaway5717]

He reminds me Alex Smith

[@darronkieffer751]

@@sigmaway5717 And Alex Smith's best season was with Nagy as OC.Mitch isn't perfect but he may have the perfect coach for him.

[@dereksmidl2680]

@@sigmaway5717 100% maybe Alex with some more guts to do downfield and throw on run

[@Razorslash312]

I hate him and love him all in the same game. Truthfully I don’t think any Bear’s QB has ever been so “perfect” for the team and the city. We love him passionately when he wins and blame him when we lose, and he takes it all on his shoulders. He doesn’t blink doesn’t care just goes back out and gives another go.

[@IronTorch20]

This is probably the most fair analysis of Trubisky, that showed his strengths and weaknesses pretty well. Accuracy is probably the single biggest issue, especially deep, for him. His lower body lagged behind his upper body in college. This was very pronounced when he was throwing to his left, hence the nickname, Mitchell Zoolander (SO to Schlegdaddy). We'll see if Nagy can fix that. Decision making is a tricky one, there's a reason most quarterbacks who are one year starters in college don't make it in the NFL. They need to see more coverages and you could argue that the mental reps are more important than the physical. He did improve as the year went on, and as he has a better grasp on the offense, hopefully it improves more. He was also extremely inconsistent in college, and that hasn't really changed in the NFL. The good news is that Nagy is probably the best coach for him, he has terrific intangibles, a good offensive line, and plenty of talent around him. Let's see what happens this year.

[@SBMiLzZ]

And boy can Mitch run too!!! That man has some moves

[@me6017]

Good analysis.

[@thomascoburn5481]

Nagy is a bum

[@SB-ov6om]

I love to watch Trubisky under pressure. He’s so calm and collected, season on the line with less than a minute left to throw a back shoulder sideline pass that if not placed perfectly Maddox would have had a pick, he put them in position to win that playoff game

[@theman8034]

LethalDog 53 A Vikings fan praising Trubisky???? Unheard of

[@trowabarton321]

For some reason Vikings fans in our division are cool and I couldn't hate their team lol

[@dylanwhite6790]

Every Vikings fan I've met is real cool lol, I feel like its because even though we have a SB, they've been to 4 and when it comes to head to head matchups overall, they've got us beat lol, so they're definitely less salty than them damn lions fans and less poo faced than them cheeseheads

[@theman8034]

Dylan White Damn really? Every Vikings fan I’ve met have been obnoxious pricks.

[@rhdtv2002]

The sad thing Tru dudnt cx really do much in that game honestly. Most of the points where scored by the kicker.

[@colinbunn6066]

This is one of the top 5 videos on this channel. Brett Kollmann is the best at breaking down film on KZbin.

[@alexmoransburner1046]

strong opinion sports (Zac Shomler) is very good as well, check out his channel sometime, great content over there

[@colinbunn6066]

Ryan Hoagland I’m subbed :)

[@Kyle-dh5cw]

Way to make it understandable for the casual fan and very informational. Thanks

[@Soccercrazyigboman]

Do analysis of Nick Foles.Seeing how he takes care of the Patriots and other bigs names. Is he really good enough to be franchise QB and compare his use to Carson Wentz

[@tric5122]

I'd love to see a breakdown of how Foles worked that O compared to Wentz and how that projects this coming year for Foles as a starter on a new team.

[@storm6627]

Yuoppppp

[@FantasyCouch]

great idea

[@pauljackson1975]

Since he returned to Philly he is the most ice veined QB I've ever seen... his faith keeps him calm according to Nick. But he will do great in Jacksonville. He just pulls the trigger and doesn't over think much

[@samiam5308]

Nope

[@drealboy_]

Could you imagine playing this guy in Madden? He knows toooooo much about football 🤣🤣

[@therealrhino3242]

KevinKnox Playlist I would quit lmao

[@saturnations-pastimes]

First off, die hard Bears fan. I think you've found something there. My first impression of Mitch when he came to the Bears was that he seemed a bit reserved, like he wasn't sure how he should behave and didn't want to put a foot wrong. That could be because of a lack of experience and/or confidence which might be showing up on the field and what you are seeing. When things are good and there's time to think about it, then that when Mitch over thinks things and he probable doesn't feel confident? But when it's time to deliver there's not time to think and the instincts kick in and he gets the job done. Which seems to suggest he just really needs to just realize that he's where he's meant to be and be himself (or just "be you"). The fact that the team seems to be commenting a lot on Mitch's confidence levels is probably a good thing? Either he is more comfortable and relaxed and not thinking about what he should be doing or the team is trying to give him more confidence to do that. Anyhow, thanks for the video. I really enjoyed the insight. Looking forward to more of it in the future.

[@themonkeyjokey4065]

Great Video. Maybe you could do one on „Winston vs Mariota quo vadis?“ or something like that.

[@r.williamcomm7693]

The Monkey Jokey Good idea. It took Terry Bradshaw 4 years to develop so hopefully Winston will get there. I like Mariota too but feel like he’s going to have injury issues & end up as a backup

[@tanman77]

I'd love to see it!

[@bayleenichols7417]

I was thinking about this yesterday, I like it

[@brandonl7759]

yeah I think this is both of their last years. Titans have a tough schedule and I think Mariota is good just not great and modern QBs need to be great. Winston is a lost cause

[@LaneGamesYT]

Its crazy to think that even with how their college careers went, and going 1 and 2 in the draft, younger quarterbacks like Mahomes, Watson, Mayfield and even Mitch seem much more developed at this point than either of those two

[@corydrummond67]

Mannnnnnnn this episode was spot on! I’m a lifelong Bears fan. I really like Mitch, but he can be frustrating at times. Not in a Jay Cutler WTF/Why TF are you throwing that? But he misses passes that you don’t think he should. The Miami game was a game that I wish we had back. He had a ton of throws that could’ve put that game out of reach. But then he has a 4th quarter drive like The Philly game! Bananas! Brett I still look as Mack as an Apex predator because of this channel. I said Oakland must not‘ end watched that episode because I still can’t believe he’s in Bears blue and orange!

[@Jacob-sb3su]

Trubisky is the Schrodingers cat of Quarterbacks

[@donaldwilson3579]

Smiles ツツ whoaa a football fan & an intellectual... look at u pal

[@insertcolorfulmetaphor8520]

Go ahead... Look in the box... ;-)

[@danielskaluba5520]

The (brain) dead version of the cat, sure.

[@SetTheEdge]

This might be the most accurate description of Trubisky I've ever seen

[@churchoflob5955]

Crap! That's even funny to a (geeky) Bears fan!

[@henryaugustine9853]

Brett, I feel like I’m not the only one who would love a “back to basics” series where you explain the basic concepts, play designs and defense for people who are not as familiar (like myself). Just a suggestion though.

[@guccigucci5002]

theres a bunch of those channels

[@zevvanleeuwen4123]

As a Bears Fan for over 50 years, I want to thank you for your coherent analysis. By about the 4th. game of last season I had concluded that our QB is inconsistent, but you totally succeeded in putting the 'Why' into focus. Now waiting for the new season to begin I see the problem, if not rectified, as the Bears' achilles heel. Here's to praying for the improvement. Thanks again.

[@afroice2000]

You will probably never read this comment, but I am going to offer it up any way your analysis of Trubisky was spot on, even down to his mechanics I have suffered through two games so far and many of the problems you pointed out are still there, trust me he will never grasp the nuances of the position,having played football myself all through high school as quarterback and defensive back, I know a few things about the game his reads pre and post snap are still poor,Trubisky can only play sandlot football where he doesn't have to think and process, but simply react, that is who he is and always will be.

[@jtwilliams8895]

Excellent analysis, I’m impressed. I’ve always heard about QB mechanics and accurate passing. But Brett shows exactly why those passes were overthrown.

[@timothyswarthout]

Trubisky seems to step way to the left with his front foot when he throws. Which seems to me, is a main cause of the lack of a good hip rotation. If he is stepping more towards his target, it would force him to activate his hips more on throws in order to properly open up.

[@Lucas-vo6kr]

Tim Swarthout you nailed it, I think if he fixes up his footwork and becomes more comfortable in the offense (so he stops thinking too much) he’ll take another leap forward

[@cakeman4209]

A 20 minute video and i didnt want it to end. Great video man!!

[@23ryanfisher]

Terrible in the second quarter, great in the 4th...That’s my boy Eli Manning as well.

[@VeeeGeeee]

I was thinking Tim Tebow....

[@danielskaluba5520]

Eli is the most successful autistic athlete in the history of sport.

[@notsauer]

RP_Mamba Stafford ain’t terrible in the 2nd quarter. Just his defense.

[@anthonymendez1997]

Yeah but Trubisky has mobility, Eli is simply a pocket passer.

[@Snk13_ty]

Blake Bortles and Mitch Trubisky are the same person 🤣

[@christiantucker4876]

Great video. I’m a die hard Bears fan and agree with everything said. I do think a 2nd year in Nagy’s system and his new WR’s should help him get rid of a few of his negatives.

[@funsize198]

Now you can see why I felt bad for Miller as a Bears fan. It was tough watching him run wide open every week with Trubisky not getting him the ball. I have faith that he will fix these issues in the offseason and will be great next year.

[@tric5122]

Nagy keeps talking about how Mitch graduated to the 202 class, and all reports are he looks better in minicamp/ota's. Here's to hoping it shows up in the regular season. You have to think the same system w/mostly the same players around you is going to make life a ton easier for Mitch.

[@brendanschaub4098]

@@tric5122 you bears fans are delusional Haha

[@tric5122]

@@brendanschaub4098 Not really. I'm fully aware, and have been that Mitch is a 3-4 year project where most 1st round qb's are a 2-3 year one. Add in having all new weapons and learning a real big boy O in his 2nd year and you'll have what you saw last year. Hell Mahommes even said that he needed that rookie year on the bench to absorb the playbook and see what it all looked like. Mitch isn't a guarantee, but the flashes are there which is what you want from a young qb w/a lot of ceiling left.

[@brendanschaub4098]

@@tric5122 No. His contract is only 4 years. It shouldn't take 3 full years to realize he's garbage. I promise you he is not any good, you wont have to wait two more years to find out

[@brendanschaub4098]

@@tric5122 also please don't mention Mahomes when talking about a bum like trubisky. Any qb that can't read a defense doesn't belong in this league.

[@jae9843]

Hello again from Week 12, 2019. Between your Lamar Jackson, your Kirk Cousins, and this analysis, you're pretty much 3 for 3. Amazing. Not sure how you only have 216k subs.

[@tmac731]

All I need is for Trubisky to be better than jay cutler and Rex grossman

[@drealboy_]

Uh yeah. In 5 years those names won't mean shit it'll be all TRUUUUUUU

[@michaellaurenzana2353]

Congratulations. Your standards have been met. Will be exceeded by the end of the year.

[@jo23bulls]

Yup

[@bradwurst8141]

Already more impactful than Rex. 14 games (give or take) from surpassing Cutler's impact

[@Profmak78]

@@bradwurst8141 warts and all, Grossman took them to a SB.

[@shandaw38]

Love your videos Brett and I’ma diehard Bears fan but I respect what you pointed out and it was very accurate. Hopefully, for Bears fans he cleans it up and improves this season. I wanted to be mad, but sometimes the truth hurts 🤦🏾‍♀️🤦🏾‍♀️

[@KKHighlights]

I’ve always waited for a trubisky video. thanks man

[@BlueHasAppeared]

As a life long bears fan, hearing brett kollman say "i dont know how to evaluate this" about trubisky completely confirms my theory that hes gonna be the source of a heart attack for me

[@MrBlwlover22]

This comment is great! Lol stay calm my friend. I think I'm in the same boat as you

[@iculqqkn5768]

Brett you're the Man at this nobody is better on KZbin, NFL network, ESPN etc. This is the best and most accurate representation and breakdown of Mitch Trubisky I've seen and I've watch a ton of them on all the listed above platforms. This is a fair and critical assessment of the data and tape that's spot on. As a BEARS fan I have had this discussion with other Bears fans and haters trying to convey much of what so perfectly presented here (mainly the Big moments vs Lil Moments or High pressure situations vs low pressure situations you hit that nail right on the Head :) that mixed with bad 2nd Qtr's and great 4th Qtr's is an anomaly I have never seen before in 30 years of being a football fan. But one of the main reasons I love watching Mitch … you never know what your gonna get till the pressure is on …. GO BEARS!!! BEAR DOWN!!!

[@trevorlawrence2358]

Youre channel is easily my favorite on youtube. Unbelievable how well you explain this stuff.

[@ericd1112]

This is excellent. I'm particularly impressed with your breakdown of Trubisky's hip rotation on his throws - the split screen with Manning tells the tale. I posted this vid in a comment to Kevin Fishbain on The Athletic. Assuming you're not going to be in Bourbonnais, I'll be interested to hear if Kevin sees them working with Mitch on that, because watching 2018 game recaps now, with your analysis, is almost painful.

[@elvintran9620]

its 3 o’clock man and as i’m about to go to sleep you pull this stunt??

[@BrettKollmann]

IF I CAN'T SLEEP NONE OF YOU ARE ALLOWED TO EITHER. MUAHAHAHAHAHA.

[@marvinmcgee4766]

Exactly bro

[@lucasjacobs2928]

Perfect timing for me as a german.

[@mitchellapple9184]

6 am for me, perfect way to start my morning

[@magedojo]

@@JohnM-sw4sc That's exactly what I did. Haha.

[@Spoon47863]

Us bears fans love Mitch, great job on describing him as well even though it really is tough.

[@nappia.ssassin6349]

Speak for yourself I never loved Mitch and I never Love Jay. Now as for Kyle I'm still crying about that trade like I did with the Pace trade for Mitch.

[@jesse5972]

Can u do one on Akiem Hicks

[@Jvnnick]

Hey Brett, so I just wanted to say that I love your videos! I’m from Germany and over the past few years I have become a huge fan of American Football. And your videos really help me out a lot: Not only do I get to know the individual players better, I’m also learning the different concepts, mechanics and what not. So big thanks and kind regards from Germany!

[@iguala05]

Every bear fan saw this. We just like to turn away from it. Bear down!!!

[@benjaminbaker692]

At the end of the day though, Mitch Tittybiscuit is getting better. He'll be in Chicago for a while. BEAR DOWN!!!

[@lamueljsackson1376]

I knew he wasn't gonna be perfect or lights out as soon as he got the starting job.. He was and still is very raw but I'm sure he'll get better with time and more reps

[@UrlacherBears54]

I don't turn away from it, I'm very objective, but that doesn't make me any less of a huge fan of him. I see a potential in this guy that I never see acknowledged by the national media, so I guess I don't let it get to me when a second year quarterback with barely 20 starts under his belt and his second coach in two years struggles a bit. His motor and chemistry with Matt Nagy tells me I won't be surprised when Mitch becomes an elite quarterback.

[@lamueljsackson1376]

@@UrlacherBears54 another Steve Young in the making bro 🐻⬇

[@TerryPullen]

Bare ly. Go Lions!

[@kn1ghtmare034]

This video stated all my thoughts and feelings about Bisky throughout last season.Outside of the hips thing which im so happy to know now.I could never figure out how he missed that Dolphins game throw so thx for that info.Great video as always.

[@RJT80]

I don't know. He was plenty accurate in college. He's likely never going to be Manning in terms of mechanics unless he plays 10+ years and needs to clean it up somewhere along the line when the athleticism fades. But right now he's a grip/rip ultra athletic guy. You can absolutely live, and win with that. And he's a straight killer when the pressure is on. With Nagy's play calling teams should be, and are not exactly excited to see the Bears on their schedule. Factor in the defense and teams have been outright quitters. Both the Rams and the Bucs wanted nothing of it and other teams looked like they were about to quit.

[@kalvin48]

R T but nfl franchises will not wait for a player to get to elite level even for four years. That’s why he said he doesn’t know if he will end up being a backup or a great qb. His mechanics are sooo bad it hurts the team in the long run, I seriously doubt he will do the same magic consistently this coming season. The nfl has some really smart people to make him look stupid. If the do another 12-4 season well, the bears are in another qb problem for the future like the other guy that sucked for many years and was paid allot of money

[@bob7644]

Kelvin Ankoh where your wrong is that Mitch has more good than bad. He started one season in college. The guy is the most inexperienced Qb in the league aside from the rookies. This is the first season mitch has had the same coach over an offseason. So logically he will be better. Also if he stays the same he’s still good enough to win a ring. Hence Eli Manning. But my prediction is mitch wins bears at least 2 rings. He’s got the “it” factor. Perfect QB for Chicago.

[@brendanschaub4098]

@@bob7644 dude he can't read a defense what are you even talking about

[@bolbyballinger]

Ah yes, those six games he started in college. Never before, or after, has a quarterback been so horrendously over-drafted.

[@youngboyxaj6692]

Brendan Schaub Did you even watch the video? It seemed you spent your whole time in the comment section lol

[@Trevor31lv]

Amazing video Brett. When you said that Trubisky is great when the pressures on and terrible when there's no pressure and everything's going right, that really made sense to me. This is something I noticed, but really couldn't put it into words before now for whatever reason. In the 1st Vikings game last year, the dude was god awful the first 3 quarters and making terrible throws and reads, but late in the 4th, the was creating offense with his legs nonstop, whether just rushing for the 1st down or escaping pressure and then finding a guy was after the play broke down. That's what so frustrating about playing against him, is that when you should have bottled up with nowhere to go, that when he hurts you. It's not like Russell Wilson where you expect him to make something happen no matter what. And not expecting him to make stuff happen over and over again on 3rd downs late in the game makes if ten times as frustrating when he actually does.

[@markiased6848]

Who’s here after the Bears Lions week 1 game? Brett absolutely nailed the player evaluation. Trubisky sucked for 3 quarters but was a stone cold killer in the 4th quarter when they needed to score.

[@aries3968]

Too be fair tho no pre season takes a toll of offenses. They need preseason games to get a connection

[@sheasolo]

Been following for a few years now. You just get better and better. You really are at this point the best football evaluation going. You make everyone a smarter fan.

[@JoMoRWDT]

Best football chanel out there!! Amazing job Brett! thanks for every single video

[@Grignok]

It’s funny you posted this just after Laurence Holmes finished up “Is Mitch good week” on 670 the Score, Chicago’s local sports station. He interviewed a bunch of experts throughout the week and asked them all if Mitch is good.

[@coleh9162]

I love this, you are the best! Thanks for helping me learn so much about football. You are so smart and can convince me about anything. Do a film room on Jaire Alexander or Trevor Lawrence when you get the time.

[@jacobboatmansmaida2824]

Funny that 'Adam Theilen' wants a video on Jaire Alexander. Still tryna figure out what happened when u got trucked?

[@Trevor31lv]

@@jacobboatmansmaida2824 Still trying to figure out how he caught that ball a quarter later in that game

[@jacobboatmansmaida2824]

@@Trevor31lv guy's the real deal

[@caleb8545]

Adam Thielen 🐻 ⬇️ we run the north now

[@jacobboatmansmaida2824]

@@caleb8545 lol ok. The bears had the best defense in the league... And now Chuck paganos running it, lol

[@Psycomantis1]

This may very well be the best analysis on Mitchell Trubisky that I have ever seen! I'm so invested in training camp. It will certainly tell if Mitch has improved his mechanics or if we're getting more of the same. And you're absolutely right. If he gets it right, you're making a KZbin video about him and Anthony Miller's incredible chemistry around this time next year.

[@alexrenninger2867]

As a Bears fan all my life, "Trubisky is a perfect quarterback for the Bears" is all i needed to hear. Rex cost us the Super Bowl, Mitch wont

[@milesmccue9388]

Alex Renninger eehhhhhh😂

[@54NDW1CH]

Alex Renninger Mitch wont get you to the super bowl headass

[@xandro2445]

@@54NDW1CH yes he will

[@brendanschaub4098]

Wow trubisky sucks Haha

[@DougRaytis]

Agreed. 🐻⬇️

[@Mik3yLow]

Great observation. You stated the problem at the start so don't be confused. That *is* a horrible lack of hip rotation. Also, you can see in his feet where he's beginning his throw. He is using his arms to create distance almost always. In golf, that is the difference between an amateur and a professional. That lack of rotation is the cause of all inconsistencies. Amateurs never learn and keep that hip rotation so it's impossible to create/recreate 1 swing to be comfortable and confident with. You create swing speed and accuracy with hip rotation and follow through. But instead, they try to muscle the ball out. Even after multiple sessions most of my students tend to return back to a bad swing. This is almost always due to an incorrect muscle memory that they do not keep corrected. This is why fundamentals are crucial to learn from the start. Think of Tiger Woods. He has spent a decade rebuilding his new swing. Going from #1 to something like #1,079 before finally being back to #1. Tiger's a pro golfer that can afford the time before and during his swing, hell during his career, to do so. This type of work is not something a starting QB has the luxury of and also retain their position. M. Trubrisky will essentially have to completely start over as a ball thrower. Which he cannot do in a single off season. He will have to learn a new throw with this rotation as well as everything else inside of it--arm tuck, grip, flight, even accuracy--because they all will function differently. He will have to recreate and work on his new form during a regular season or three, while being bad at it, and NEVER regressing back to what he's used to like he's been doing. He does this because as a big guy, he can create distance, and a type of accuracy, the wrong way without needing to make those changes. This is why you see him being worse while he's the most comfortable. That is the throw he's comfortable with. And with everything else he has to think about, keeping what he's learned is never on his mind. When you're 160 yards out it's easier to make your sure-shot 8 iron that you know the swing and distance of rather than to correct it and eventually have that same shot with a 60° wedge. I do not think he will make those changes and keep his starting position, therefore he will not make the changes. He will stagnate somewhere in between. I hope this comparison is helpful and makes sense.

[@AdamRankNFL]

Great breakdown. Agree all around. This is very McMahon-like. And I'm here for it.

[@saberrattler1413]

This is really great work Brett! Thankyou. The Mitch madness broken down in one video. When he steps into his throws he's a different QB the problem highlighted here is he rarely does & from the tape is less pressure & more his natural throwing motion. That needs to be corrected!

[@ephrimko5239]

You are so good at this, NFL should hire you I just hope nfl teams don't watch your excellently constructed videos on how to beat the patriots scared pats fan over here

[@spencershipley4349]

*stares in Miami*

[@lukebhawk2617]

Brett you nailed this breakdown perfectly I think the exact same thing of Mitch as a bears fan watching him every week. Awesome job here I know you put a ton of hours into this!!

[@MellowPigeon06]

After the 2019-2020 season you should evaluate him again I think he is going to improve

[@brendanschaub4098]

Nah he won't

[@MellowPigeon06]

Brendan Schaub dam but even though I am a pats fan I hope Mitch can improve

[@danieljennrich6904]

@@brendanschaub4098 I love how people actually think they can predict how a player will play when in reality you have no idea what's going to happen

[@Josiahministries]

@@danieljennrich6904 if you watch there practices, and interviews with coaches/players you can get a good idea. He and the coaches say he is lightyears further along in the system, then he was last year

[@danieljennrich6904]

@@Josiahministries lol ik, I was more saying that because Brendan has been up and down this comment section saying that Mitch'll be trash

[@UrlacherBears54]

Just some notes as I watch. * I think the interception against the Rams has a good amount to do with him returning that night from a shoulder injury that took him out for two games. Also, comparing a second year quarterback to a seasoned veteran Peyton Manning is a bit of a stretch. * Going from Joshua Belemy, Tanner Gentry and Kendall Wright playing in the slot to a pure speed player like Anthony Miller essentially throws away any timing that he learned his rookie season. Look no further than Aaron Rodgers with every receiver not named Devonte Adams last season. Not to mention that Ant spent a good amount of time injured during the season, so timing was off a big chunk of the season. * I think a young quarterback playing a bit too juiced when things are firing on all cylinders and playing outstanding under pressure is a GREAT problem to have. Too often, young QBs look good in ideal situations and drown under pressure. Playing well in ideal situations seems like a fairly easy fix, especially from an Andy Reid deciple. * Mitch barely had three seconds on a developing route 15 yards down field vs. The Eagles. C'mon now. Even the play where he did hit AR down the field at the end of the game, he had even less time. I respect your opinions and there was a ton of truth in this video. Mitch isn't perfect and has room to grow, but I think he gets held to an incredibly high standard. His first season was spent being mentored by a checked out Mike Glennon and post butt fumble Mark Sanchez. He was also playing in a Dowell Loggins offense and a John Fox coached team. I watch every game and rarely miss a snap. The growth from Mitch in only one season, learning a brand new playbook, with a offensive minded coaching staff and four new starters at wide receiver and tight end, has me thinking he hasn't come close to reaching his ceiling. Like I said I really enjoy your video, but I think it's a bit early to make this video. Mitch has an unbelievable motor and has a coach who is 100% entrusted him with his high standard offense. I think by 36 starts, we'll have a lot better of an idea about who Mitchell Trubisky is. Keep up the great work! While I do disagree with points of your videos, it's never a lack of a good argument behind it.

[@fatfuck2384]

Why you do this to me when I have work man ;-;

[@BrettKollmann]

Multitask homie you got this

[@supremeblackkai1229]

Your name

[@Birdy890]

This channel got me into football. I've always known it was the best field sport, but never knew just how deep it really went.

[@warrenward6294]

It honestly just sounds like hes the next Eli manning. A good qb with bad habits that fir some reason embodies the greatest qbs that have ever played when the lights are on bright. I'm interested to see his career going forward

[@donaldwilson3579]

watching this man every sunday I could not think of a better way to put it

[@insertcolorfulmetaphor8520]

Not like Eli... More like Dave Krieg.

[@icantthinkofaname1483]

If Trubs can win 2 Super Bowls, the #2 pick was totally worth it

[@katiecaddle4789]

@@icantthinkofaname1483 eli won those SBs cause of his defense lol

[@busyrand]

As a Bears fan and trained football coach with peers who currently coach on the Rams and Saints... Trubisky should change his name to Matt Nagy so the appropriate person gets the credit when he does something well. If you draw it up for him and he doesn't have to problem-solve in real time, he's viable as a starter like Mariota. I saw him play four games in college, but never saw anything that warranted how/what people felt about & projected onto him. Your analysis beautifully underscores Matt Nagy's talent as an Offensive Coach, and how good the Bears Personnel is... Mitch has great measurables and a reserved personality. Guys like him always have people project positive traits onto him. He's Mariota, whatever that means to you... Beautiful, high-quality video and breakdown. This was an absolute treat!

[@GM2401]

I’m curious as to whether his inconsistency is related to concentration and /or anxiety? I have ADHD and anxiety one of my symptoms is requiring consistent stimulation, and when things get regulation, and just about hitting the numbers, I can get inconsistent, and make crazy errors due to an unconscious habit of trying to make things more difficult in order to continue stimulating my mind, to help sustain concentration. However, when it comes to the crunch in things I am competent in and the pressure is there? Watch out! I know what works, and the pressure is stimulation enough. Just a thought, and thanks for a terrific channel!

[@Razorslash312]

GM2401 Im equating it more to his lack of experience running any offense let alone a NFL one. So sometimes when things go wrong he freezes because he isn’t used to seeing things go wrong enough. So he tries to think his way out instead of play his way out.

[@CSDonohue11]

Great breakdown. Great job.

[@kevinhenry4047]

Yeah Mitch is good, but he’ll never be as good as the legend smoking Jay

[@RobTouchDownSki]

How dare you utter Mitch's name under the same breath as a first ballot HOF like Jay

[@tric5122]

ha, he's bascially Smokin Jay right now, w/out the stupid contract. :)

[@joshmickelson3872]

I think jay cutler belongs in the hof. He made the careers of so many DB’s that it’s a shame he didn’t break the rules and get inducted the moment he retired

[@salamipitza]

exactly smoking jay is mitch's benchmark

[@rawrzbarz]

Smoking Jay had the greatest work ethic than all of the quarterbacks in the NFL

[@edwindiazjr2907]

You belong on ESPN, you are so spot on with everything. I never heard analyzation like this. Great job, you weren’t biased at all, just totally honest. I like that. Bear Down

[@nickpeterson8080]

Awesome video, hell of a lot of work. Great analysis!

[@RaymondUpenieks]

Trubisky is athletic and I think his timing and decision making are off when he has time due to that. Not worrying about the mechanics (yet) but he tends to rush his plays when he's not under pressure. So it's possible that his athletic instinct does interfere since when he has to make a play he's more fluid and relaxed, or committed to that play. Last season was his first real season and hopefully with that experience under his belt..the coming season should be better.

[@jameserickson5372]

I fully agree with the comment about Miller. He led the team in TD catches and could have had a HUGE rookie season, but he was constantly being overthrown.

[@ghostnight845]

I feel that Trubisky is going to be more consistent with another year with Nagy

[@jameserickson5372]

@@ghostnight845 I agree, and I'm hoping. I have faith in him, Nagy, and the Bears 🐻⬇️

[@Razorslash312]

Miller was also banged up a little in camp so he didnt get the reps he probably needed with Mitch

[@jameserickson5372]

@@Razorslash312 very true. One of Mitch's most sketchy games this year was the one vs Arizona, where Miller came out a bit. I was worried about him, but as you said, he was still just a bit banged up.

[@lamueljsackson1376]

Miller is gonna be a beast!! Kind of reminds me of Antonio Brown

[@stevem437]

I don't think I've ever commented, but I've been a long time viewer. You are easily the best analyst I've ever seen and you continue to put out absolute quality content. The depth of your analysis is truly in a league of it's own.

[@magedojo]

@Brett Kollmann Great stuff us usual. . I really think year 2 in the system is going to help a ton, and remove a lot of those bad Mitch moments where he's overthinking things and not seeing the field, or making bad decisions. I guess time will tell.

[@brendanschaub4098]

Dude he's not going to get better. He doesn't have the talent upstairs.

[@owtkvst]

Brendan Schaub funny, because that’s the exact opposite of what people say when they have seen him this offseason

[@neilarado9241]

I think the one thing you missed here is to mention the great coaching staff and unmatched work ethic Mitch has which give him a huge leg up on fixing these flaws. Great video as always!

[@zechmerquise5281]

It least he’s nowhere as bad as good Rex, bad Rex. The reason why he is inconsistent is because he is still learning, still growing AND he had 2 different coaches/systems in 2 years. The one he is in now is a very complex system. You will see a more consistent Trubisky in 2019

[@jtmcgee]

Laurence Holmes has been asking this question all week. glad to see some film to go with all the insights given this week. TY

[@George..3]

This is consistently the best channel on yt and its not close at all

[@churchoflob5955]

I think you are overlooking the comfort level with not only Mitch but the rest of his offense reaching that year 2 awareness. Knowing what to expect most every time he goes to the line will be HUGE for this kid! Better decisions come from well placed confidence in better understanding!

[@danerific46]

As a bears fan I'm hoping with hard work good coaching and time he will get his mechanics in check and he could become a superbowl level qb he is 25 and usually around 4th season that's when players become top level

[@whitenoisedarkscreen]

You're my favorite KZbinr. Hands down. And I'm not even a football fan, or at least for now. Thank you for making that kind of quality! Keep going man you'll go far!

[@trentpage1004]

Great Video, I was wondering if you would ever do a Kirk Cousins evaluation? Like maybe if he was or wasn’t the Vikings issue this season?

[@dylanwhite6790]

He was, dude would throw a touchdown and be up 7-0 then miss crucial third downs all game until he throws a touchdown to make it interesting, but he wasnt great when it counted. As a bears fan I hope it continues lol, hes definitely talented, but his inconsistency especially on prime time games, doesn't make him any more or less special than mr biscuit lol

[@brianrobinson1552]

Love it, love the break down. Every since you pointed out his bad mechanics on his back foot/hips, I see it like it's happening a few inches from my face. My problem with his bad hips/feet on his throws, is that he's had the same QB coach since he was drafted. I have seriously wondered how Dave Ragone has NOT fixed, or attempted to fix this?? Also, it just "feels" like most of his position coaching, is coming from Nagy, and not his QB coach and OC.

[@luisromerobarrios]

*If there was only another 6 Brett Kollman to have one video daily, would be dope* Edit: 6 likes?!! Is that you other 6 Bretts? 😂

[@aaronfagerstrom34]

Hahaha

[@MisterMxyzptlk1972]

im really looking forward to Biscuit this year. i really respect him for being a hard worker who shows up and puts the time in trying to get better. he always has a positive attitude and wants to lead this team. i think he'll be better this year but whatever happens i'll know he did his best. Bear Down everyone and great video!

[@tjlamparelli6268]

hes a true leader and gives us bears fans HOPE 🐻⬇️

[@bolbyballinger]

Tim Tebow gave the Broncos hope. RG3 gave the Redskins hope. Do not lean purely on hope, tempting as it may be. It will only lead to wasted years.

[@thomashageli9103]

Bolby Ballinger true but as a bears fan that has been too many of his games, he was a leader last year, now if he can learn to turn off his brain in the other 3 quarters we just might win a super bowl

[@dylanwhite6790]

@@bolbyballinger RG3 got hurt and was never the same, and tebow was an extremely inaccurate passer, mitch is more accurate, better arm, and if he inspires teammates like tebow did? I'm cool with that

[@mackwolfe6619]

@@bolbyballinger Your comment aged well

[@calebthompson2924]

your "hope" is now a bills backup

[@markocampo1097]

Mitch to me is definitely more athlete than quarterback right now , having only started 1 season at unc than getting drafted and learning 2 different systems in 2 years. As a Chicago fan it is really hard to evaluate him but his ability to deliver in close situations and the fact that from week 1 to week 17 even though it wasn't always pretty we saw mitch grow in areas that make fans really excited about his potential.

[@folkblues4u]

Imo, there's a reason Ryan Pace traded up in the draft to take him earlier than projected... Killer instinct, fearless in big moments, leadership ability, and a respect and understanding of what Bears football is all about. Now, if Nagy can just get him to clean up his mechanics and trust his instincts more i think Mitch will prove all the naysayers wrong. I know Tom Brady was awfully impressed by him after we lost that game by a single yard. And i don't think that was just being a gracious winner. BEAR DOWN

[@poolsoup6650]

James Gall Still the worst quarterback taken in the first round that year and it’s not particularly close. Oh and one of the guys they passed up on just won MVP... there is still no justifying picking Trubisky #2

[@brendanschaub4098]

Trubisky can't read a defense dude he'll never be any good

[@bolbyballinger]

That sounds exactly like what Broncos fans were saying about Tim Tebow. Now Trubisky isn't that level of awful, but that kind of thinking is what leads to holding onto a guy way too long because of "potential".

[@bolbyballinger]

@@xavier4396 I'd also question his approach to depth. Let's say that Mitch Trubisky pans out and Khalil Mack continues to be an OT's worst nightmare. That'll be great, but they gave up a lot of draft capital to get them and it all happened one year after another. Once people start leaving due to cap space there likely won't be a decent replacement for some of them. I like the Khalil Mack trade, and if Trubisky works out that trade will be fine as well, but doing both of them back to back has left the cupboard extremely bare. If their next draft isn't above average, which will be hard to achieve without a first round pick, their championship window is going to be open for just three maybe four years at most. But then again, at least they'll have had a window.

[@32451980]

Lmao look at all these haters, it's hilarious😂

[@IkeHarris]

I have literally said I would pay you to do a Trubisky breakdown video. You did and you didn’t disappoint, so I won’t either. Just became patreon.com member to follow through. Love what you do.

[@magedojo]

Kinda surprised you didn't hit more on his athleticism and running ability. One of his biggest assets IMO.

[@bolbyballinger]

The list of quarterbacks who had athleticism as their biggest asset is not a list you want to be on . . . Rodgers and Wilson don't have it as their big asset because they could be great without it, but guys like Cam Newton and the always injured Michael Vick are the BEST to have it as their main thing making it a depressingly low ceiling. If a qb takes off and runs a bunch it's usually because he's failed in his reads. The less upset you are about Brett not talking about Trubisky's athleticism the better.

[@bizzz1171]

As a bears fan this is the most accurate evaluation of our qb at the moment. Impressed at the way plays were broken down to demonstrate exactly what mitch does wrong/right. Couldn't have said it better myself and couldn't agree more

[@SadPadreFan619]

Yeah, he’s the only QB to win NVP

[@mcdrums87]

17:27 That is a HELL of a good reference for Chicagoland, Brett!

[@richard77231]

Damn, Brett. I said something similar on your Eddie Jackson video, but this Ron Jaworski level analysis (who I always thought was the best at in depth stuff like this), way better than a lot of what you get on ESPN.

[@_pulyx]

It's not so hard. It's inexperience. He's inconsistent. But he needs to play more. His ceiling to me isn't an elite QB. It's more like Tony Romo. Which would be head-and-shoulders above anything we ever had playing QB in Chicago.

[@32451980]

Exactly he only had one year in college

[@drizzydrez4314]

Just wanna say thank You Brett for everything you do. Really appreciate. -some random bears fan

[@BrettKollmann]

And thank you for watching!

[@Goku-ss4ws]

#BearDown ! Love the videos, they go into more depth than Sports Center lol!

[@794edgar]

@Brett Kollmann.. I and many Bears fans can attest to your analysis of Mitch being great in bad situations and bad in good situations is 100% correct..i love the guy but sometimes i feel he and the coaching staff dont keep the momentum going once they have it and on the other hand they get going when its too late at times. Great video sir

[@jacobgraham3272]

Remember this was only his first year in this scheme which is really difficult to learn

[@lolsatandudewtf]

doubt it, its loaded with RPOs, all the complexity is on the coaching side

[@brandongering9997]

It's not a hard scheme to learn it's actually relatively simple but yeah wait a little bit longer to grade him

[@Razorslash312]

lolsatandudewtf this is one of the most ignorant comments I’ve ever seen. You have no idea of the speed that all of this happens at. Option routes especially, if you miss read an option you will be throwing to either open grass or a defender. To say its only complex for coaches is just...not worth any more characters.

[@Razorslash312]

Brandon Gering Did you just say an NFL offense is easy to learn in one year with 2 years of starting QB experience total?

[@lolsatandudewtf]

@@Razorslash312 oh please, this is just sad. Yes is it an easy scheme compared to some of the other rookie QBs that are playing much better than him. No its never easy to be a QB in the NFL, but thats a weak excuse. Its not any harder than what Goff, Wentz, or Mahomes has had to work with, and theyre running laps around the guy. Mayfield walked into the league a better QB than Trubisky, and Watson and Darnold are comparable with much worse systems around them. Try harder

[@truse1777]

I kinda feel like all of us Bears fans know that Trubisky is really inconsistent and not that great, but we’re just so excited to not have a garbage QB in a long time. I mean, Jay was ok I guess, but he was never really “great”. With Trubisky however, he may have a floor lower than Cutler, but he also had a ceiling way higher. We’ve seen glimpses of greatness with how good he is in the 4th quarter and it’s a refreshing sight to see. That’s why is Bears fans get very defensive anytime someone says Trubisky is bad. Us Bears fans know that he isn’t really that good, but he’s better than anything in recent years so he’s kinda precious to us

[@datsko6339]

Playing bad when things go well and playing well when things have gone bad sounds exactly like how the Steelers play. 😂 every game is a close game. Pittsburgh could play a 2A high school team and it would come down to the last drive

[@sueyung.30]

bruh how do u know so much about football. everytime i think i know a good amount about the sport u post a video n introduce concepts ive never thought of

[@mypenisisincrediblytinybut6448]

I love this video but you forgot to mention Mitch’s running ability

[@dangerdanger2711]

Yeah couldn't agree more

[@bolbyballinger]

He uses it too much. He's nowhere near as bad about it as Lamar Jackson, but he does it enough for it to be a problem. Rule of thumb, if not talking about a qb's running ability is a big deal, the qb will usually suck. Having the ability is fine, it's helped Rodgers and Wilson out a ton, but it should never be a focal point of your game.

[@ericabdel-hadi6271]

@Bolby Ballinger he barely ran at all in the last four games of the season and in the wildcard too

[@jedlin284]

Bolby Ballinger: Difference is, Lamar’s offense is designed around his ability to run. Mitch’s is not.

[@zachmcintyre1607]

Brett. Trubisky also had the flat route from the trips left because their were only 2 eagles defensive backs covering that general area. So if he were to signal his 2 outside recievers on the trips to take those defenders away he could've gotten the ball out fast and there would've been room to get extra yards.

[@Razorslash312]

That’s a lot to ask of essentially a 2nd year QB in his 2nd offensive scheme. Not ridiculous but a lot to say the least.

[@HarrisonLehn]

Well I guess Pornhub can wait..

[@erllar2980]

@@jockstrap6929 This is great stuff!

[@savini8234]

@@jockstrap6929 I stopped reading cuz I care about my brain cells

[@dominicklivorsi6362]

@@Wslb.rako562 so many different terms