Not even the interceptions seem to frustrate quarterback Mitchell Trubisky right now. Rather than worry about those picks Authentic Za'Darius Smith Jersey , he's busy picking up the nuances of the offense under new coach Matt Nagy.Trubisky is throwing deeper in training camp more consistently, and any interceptions are all a part of the process as he gets used to a variety of new targets."I mean, what's not to like about this offense?" Trubisky said. "I love it. There's a lot of options. We throw the ball around a lot and we're going to balance it with a great running game."Trubisky's passes haven't always found the target, as Thursday night's preseason opener with Baltimore in the Hall of Fame Game approaches. For instance, he threw two interceptions in three plays earlier in the week to cornerback Prince Amukamara. Deiondre' Hall intercepted another pass Friday.Trubisky, however, feels throwing it deep now to build timing will only make big plays easier later. And he credits Nagy's practice approach for instilling confidence."Lets me go out and play and be myself and not worry about mistakes," Trubisky said. "But we do go in the film room and correct them."There is a big emphasis on not making the same mistake twice. Just go out there and play freely and let your instincts take over. And then when we make mistakes, just go back and learn from it. It allows me to go out there and be myself and play freely," he said.Trubisky doesn't want to convey the impression he's laughing off practice interceptions."I'm always mad when I throw an interception, but at the same time I don't care what anybody thinks," Trubisky said. "I know what I've got to do. I made a lot of great throws. I made some bad throws and we're testing and we're getting better every day."Those (practice) mistakes are going to come — as long as we learn from them. It's not a game, so it doesn't really matter what everybody thinks and what everybody sees," he said.When Trubisky broke into the lineup in Week 5 last year under former coach John Fox, the emphasis was on playing it safe and operating a basic offense. His final yards-per-pass attempt average of 6.6 ranked 45th among all NFL passers.It's changing for Trubisky, the second pick in the 2017 draft, as he learns aspects of a more complex passing attack on daily basis."We're throwing so much at these guys, where it almost feels like they're in a tornado right now," Nagy said. "There's so many things being thrown at him."Nagy liked the way Trubisky handled making several checks at the line of scrimmage in Friday's practice."He's adjusting to any negative-type plays Authentic Matt Skura Jersey , so if there's an interception, there's a screw-up in the play call, in the huddle he calls the wrong play, he regroups," Nagy said.Trubisky has just 25 starts as a quarterback since he played high school ball, so the inexperience factor must be overcome.Bears receivers say they're seeing a passer more composed under pressure than could be expected from someone with little experience."He's not frantic and things like that even when you get zero blitz and he's throwing to the hot read," wide receiver Taylor Gabriel said. "I'm impressed and I'm excited."There's plenty to pick up in the attack for everyone.Many of Trubisky's targets might line up at a number of positions, further complicating the assignment. Gabriel, running back Tarik Cohen and tight end Trey Burton all have plays from the backfield, split out wide or in the slot.Burton, a member of last year's Super Bowl champion Philadelphia Eagles, is encouraged by the way Trubisky and the receivers have built a rapport."Not as many mental errors as I would expect from my previous offenses," Burton said.It's a relatively slow process overall, nonetheless, and the bulk of the pressure is going to be on Trubisky to be ready for the Sept. 9 opener at Green Bay."We're building this puzzle right now, and each day we're trying to take one piece of the puzzle and put it up there and then before you know it, at the end of this thing, you have that puzzle put together," Nagy said.NOTES: Rookie pass rusher Kylie Fitts missed practice time Friday with an arm injury. ... G Kyle Long was given the day off to rest. ... LB Jonathan Anderson and OL Dejon Allen engaged in the first fight of camp before being separated. ... First-round pick LB Roquan Smith remains unsigned. Former Bears coach Dave Wannstedt visited Bourbonnais for the first time and called Smith's holdout a selfish act. "For a rookie to hold out because of some of the fine print (in a contract) it's pretty selfish http://www.ravenscheapstores.com/james-hurst-jersey-cheap , I think, from an agent standpoint to do that," Wannstedt said. "I mean, this kid needs to be here. He needs to be practicing. These are valuable days. They play a preseason game a week from now. And you do not get these days back." After getting a decisive 26-14 victory over the Pittsburgh Steelers, Ravens quarterback Joe Flacco pretty much admitted what many in Baltimore’s sports media circles were thinking — If he’s healthy, gets good weapons and a solid offensive line, he can succeed.“I’m not throwing the ball any different,” Flacco said postgame. “We’re a better offense. We are. I’m playing better for sure, but throwing the ball and all of that stuff, but offensive football takes all eleven guys.” Flacco carved the Steelers up, going 28-for-42 on passes for 363 yards and two touchdowns. The 363 yards that he threw for were the highest that a Ravens quarterback has thrown for against the Steelers (previously set by Jeff Blake with 336 in 2002). His passer rating was a strong 109.5 and he had 8.64 yards per attempt, his highest of the season. He also hit 11 different receivers through four quarters against Pittsburgh.Through four games, Flacco has gone 110-for-171 (64.3%) passing for 1,252 yards, eight touchdowns and two interceptions. He holds a 96.9 passer rating. His two picks came against Cincinnati in a short week on the road, but outside of those flubs, Flacco has looked very poised. At this point last season, Flacco went 73-for-118 (61.9%) on his passes with 601 passing yards, four interceptions and six interceptions. He also had a passer rating of 65.0. Last year was a complete far cry from this season Youth Za'Darius Smith Jersey , at least when it comes to the personnel that surrounds Flacco and his health.During the offseason, Baltimore completely overhauled the receiving corps — signing John Brown, Willie Snead IV and Michael Crabtree, as well as drafting Jaleel Scott and Jordan Lasley. They also added two tight ends in Hayden Hurst and Mark Andrews in the 2018 NFL Draft. In the prior season, Baltimore had Mike Wallace as their number one receiver with Jeremy Maclin and Chris Moore as the number two and three receivers respectively. Moore is now the fourth receiver, Maclin is out of the NFL and Wallace is on the Philadelphia Eagles’ injured reserve list. Baltimore also had Ben Watson as their leading pass-catcher last season as the tight end. He has since departed to New Orleans, but both Maxx Williams and Andrews (both with 119 receiving yards) have nearly the same amount of yards as he does (157). Add that in with an Andrews touchdown, plus 104 yards from Nick Boyle and the Ravens have a much more formidable pass-catching quartet from the tight end position.At offensive line, Flacco has Ronnie Stanley at left tackle, Alex Lewis at left guard, Matt Skura at center, Marshal Yanda at right guard and James Hurst at right tackle. Lewis missed the entire 2017 season with shoulder surgery. Yanda missed 14 games after breaking his ankle in Week 2 of last year. Now with both healthy and Hurst playing solidly in the passing game at right tackle, Baltimore’s pass protection has been key to their success on offense. “On defense, everyone can mess up and one guy can make the play,” Flacco continued. “On offense, that rarely happens. Everyone has to play the same football. When I’m out there throwing for a lot of yards today, it’s not like today was one of the toughest Pittsburgh Steelers games I’ve ever played. I’ve played really tough games against these guys and probably have thrown for like 150 [yards]. But. I take a lot of pride in some of those games, because we played our heart out there. I think our guys got open.”The most important aspect is Flacco’s health. In the past two seasons, Flacco came back from a major knee injury and a back injury. Both of these ailments are debilitating to a quarterback’s mobility and ability to drive the ball downfield. Both were obvious issues for Flacco last season and his yards per attempt especially took a hit in 2017 (5.9). Juxtaposed with a fully healthy camp and a litany of receiving threats Womens Lamar Jackson Jersey , Flacco is now averaging 7.3 yards per attempt, which would be the second-highest of his career after 2010 (7.4). This has been something that has been discussed for Flacco’s entire career. How would he look if he has solid weapons? In 2012 with Anquan Boldin, Torrey Smith, Jacoby Jones, Ray Rice and Dennis Pitta, Flacco won a Super Bowl. Fast forward two seasons, Flacco still had Smith, but lost Jones (cut), Boldin (traded) and Rice (suspended). The Ravens added Steve Smith Sr. and Owen Daniels — two veteran pass catchers that would help Flacco get to the AFC Divisional Round.None of the receiving corps that Flacco has had in the past equals the amount of potential that this one offers. Brown (388 yards) is on pace to break Michael Jackson’s single-season receiving yardage record (1,201 yards). He also has three touchdown grabs. Snead IV has 198 yards and a touchdown and Crabtree has 184 yards and a touchdown. The most underrated quality is that each receiver attacks a different part of the field. Brown averages 22.5 yards per catch from the “Y” receiver position. Snead IV averages 11.0 from the slot. Crabtree averages 10.2 yards per catch from the “X” receiver position. Andrews averages 11.9, while Williams is at 9.9 and Boyle has 11.6 yards per reception.Another thing that has aided Flacco is the improved playcalling from offensive coordinator Marty Mornhinweg. Some of goes with Flacco’s health, as Mornhinweg was less tempted to call deep shots with a quarterback who had an ailing back. The playcalling has also gotten creative, lining Williams off of the line and in between the center and guard with an unbalanced line. Baltimore has also gotten their running backs involved in the passing game, with Buck Allen and Alex Collins holding a receiving touchdown of their own. Both running backs have been split out wide, set up in the slot and lined up in the backfield as receivers. This offseason was about correcting their mistakes in the passing game and modernizing the offense. Baltimore did that, plus more. Now Flacco is well on his way to having one of his best seasons yet.