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So I was looking at something when I was going back and looking at the game yesterday that I wanted to share with everybody,

because it seemed to me in watching the game that Jaden was under pressure

a lot, that he was facing more blitz pressure than he had faced at any point this year.

So the latter is correct. He faced the highest blitz percentage against the bears that he has faced all year.

And in fact, it was over 41 percent. 41 percent of the dropbacks were blitz pressured, you know,

by the Chicago Bears.

You know, what does that speak to?

Well, it speaks to the fact because they hadn't done it a lot in their first four games.

It speaks to they really weren't concerned with covering what was behind the blitz pressure.

For them, it was about getting to a quarterback that maybe they deemed to be less mobile with the brace coming off the injury.

I don't know.

But a lot of it has to be about, hey, we're not really concerned about what you have,

which makes the results, you know, 19 of 26 in the game for 211 yards.

He had some pretty impressive advanced passing numbers in the game.

The pressure rate on him, just so you know, the blitz percentage was the highest he's faced all year at over 41%.

The pressure rate, though, and this tells you how great Green Bay was in that Thursday night game,

was the second highest next to the Packer game, which, by the way, had the lowest blitz percentage against him this year. The blitz percentage

against the Packers was 22.6%. So they were a four-man rush pretty much that entire night.

41.7% was the percent time that he got blitzed on Monday night against the Bears. But the pressure

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