With the Chicago Bears making the move to Nick Foles, we’re sure to see a different style of quarterbacking than we’ve seen the last few years with Mitchell Trubisky at the helm. Foles will operate from the pocket more, which means he might get hit more, but that doesn’t necessarily mean he’ll be taking more sacks.
While he’s no where near the athlete that Trubisky is, Foles’ pocket presence will have him making sleight adjustments to ensure throwing windows. Where Mitch would feel pressure and take off to make a play with his legs, Foles will feel pressure and subtly slide away from the rush to buy time to hit a receiver.