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biggestbullsfan wrote:
Justin having probably his best passing game against Atlanta and then possibly getting traded there would be so ironic lol
Dresden wrote:biggestbullsfan wrote:
Justin having probably his best passing game against Atlanta and then possibly getting traded there would be so ironic lol
That was fun to watch. You can see why some teams might see the potential of him becoming their franchise QB. Unfortunately, you could also put together a tape of all the not-so-great moments he's had too.
othawhitemeat wrote:fleet wrote:Some light smoke around the socials about the Giants having made an offer for Fields.
Awkward
Just need one team to make a strong offer for Fields - did it say offer?
Brad Biggs wrote:Fields was in the bottom third of the league in too many key statistical metrics for the Bears to commit to the idea of trading down from the first pick for a bundle of future assets and then building around him.
heir_jordan22 wrote:dice wrote:nitetrain8603 wrote:
Bourne is meh. Don't know that Townsend is all that great. He really hasn't had to punt much. I would've rather had Araiza. Chusenberry would be great. No on Floyd unless you are adding him to a 3 man rotation with Sweat and a high rookie pick.
spending mad money on a DT is a terrible idea. cushenberry coming off first good season and was pretty terrible in his first 3 seasons, so that one's a gamble. as for floyd, he'd be returning to a location where he was considered a disappointment. bad psychology. he'll be 32 next season, obviously in decline. PFF grades:
age 29: 70
age 30: 66
age 31: 56
much depends on the contract, of course
Chris Jones and Aaron Donald are huge reasons the Rams and Chiefs have won championships in the last few years. Donald has been the Rams MVP for years. Their position doesnt matter. An elite pass rusher is an elite pass rusher.
fleet wrote:othawhitemeat wrote:fleet wrote:Some light smoke around the socials about the Giants having made an offer for Fields.
Awkward
Just need one team to make a strong offer for Fields - did it say offer?
I don’t know who the “insider” is, this guy, or the “source”
I have found nothing about what the offer could be.
Number of people around were taking it as if it has legitimacy as an incident. For example:
Could all be a telephone game.
fleet wrote:othawhitemeat wrote:fleet wrote:Some light smoke around the socials about the Giants having made an offer for Fields.
Awkward
Just need one team to make a strong offer for Fields - did it say offer?
I don’t know who the “insider” is, this guy, or the “source”
I have found nothing about what the offer could be.
Number of people around were taking it as if it has potential legitimacy as an incident. For example:
Could all be a telephone game.
fleet wrote:othawhitemeat wrote:fleet wrote:Some light smoke around the socials about the Giants having made an offer for Fields.
Awkward
Just need one team to make a strong offer for Fields - did it say offer?
I don’t know who the “insider” is, this guy, or the “source”
I have found nothing about what the offer could be.
Number of people around were taking it as if it has potential legitimacy as an incident. For example:
Could all be a telephone game.
biggestbullsfan wrote:
Justin having probably his best passing game against Atlanta and then possibly getting traded there would be so ironic lol
Brad Biggs wrote:Fields was in the bottom third of the league in too many key statistical metrics for the Bears to commit to the idea of trading down from the first pick for a bundle of future assets and then building around him.
1985Bear wrote:Dresden wrote:biggestbullsfan wrote:
Justin having probably his best passing game against Atlanta and then possibly getting traded there would be so ironic lol
That was fun to watch. You can see why some teams might see the potential of him becoming their franchise QB. Unfortunately, you could also put together a tape of all the not-so-great moments he's had too.
Highlights tell half the story. Atlanta game is considered JF1s best game as a pro. Watch the whole tape with JT O Sullivan (link below) and it will show you why the Bears will move on.
As electric as he is, he still misses some basics.
It’s just bad luck for Justin that the Bears have this pick. Just like it would be bad luck for 24 out of the 32 starting QBs in the league, that many teams would move on from their QB if gifted this 1.1 pick. ( including, Dak, Hurts, Kyler, Tua to name a few)
https://youtu.be/rrfBujHrz4k?si=5lussG_nbwvOZlTh
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fleet wrote:After listening to a couple takes about Caleb not getting an agent, it just adds to the uncertainty of picking him. If anything, it won’t help him get to Chicago.
dice wrote:heir_jordan22 wrote:dice wrote:spending mad money on a DT is a terrible idea. cushenberry coming off first good season and was pretty terrible in his first 3 seasons, so that one's a gamble. as for floyd, he'd be returning to a location where he was considered a disappointment. bad psychology. he'll be 32 next season, obviously in decline. PFF grades:
age 29: 70
age 30: 66
age 31: 56
much depends on the contract, of course
Chris Jones and Aaron Donald are huge reasons the Rams and Chiefs have won championships in the last few years. Donald has been the Rams MVP for years. Their position doesnt matter. An elite pass rusher is an elite pass rusher.
rams defense avg. ranking since they started paying aaron donald: 15.5
that includes a #15 defense the year they won the super bowl. so why did they win the super bowl? they mortgaged the future by trading draft picks and playing cap gymnastics. super bowl cap hits:
14.4 donald
9.7 ramsey
5.3 cupp
0.7 von miller (picks traded for half season rental)
the next season?
27.0 donald
23.2 ramsey
17.8 cupp
gone von
the chiefs have averaged a #9 defense in the 4 years since they started paying chris jones. 2 of those seasons featured mahomes on a rookie deal, leaving them loads of money to spread around. this season the chiefs had the #2 defense. was that because they were on the hook for a 26.8 cap hit for an elite DT? or because they had cheap, solid starters like LBs bolton and tranquill as well as excellent corners on rookie deals?
and at the risk of stating the obvious, justin madubuike is no aaron donald or chris jones. one good (not even great) season. but you're gonna pay him 100 mil over 4 years? noooooo thank you
Jeffster81 wrote:fleet wrote:After listening to a couple takes about Caleb not getting an agent, it just adds to the uncertainty of picking him. If anything, it won’t help him get to Chicago.
Does not read like that to me. Caleb does not need an agent to negotiate a rookie contract. Now if he changes his mind and does hire an agent then I would worry.
dice wrote:fleet wrote:othawhitemeat wrote:
Just need one team to make a strong offer for Fields - did it say offer?
I don’t know who the “insider” is, this guy, or the “source”
I have found nothing about what the offer could be.
Number of people around were taking it as if it has legitimacy as an incident. For example:
Could all be a telephone game.
fields stans think the BEARS have a bad OL? whoooooo-ee! what're they gonna say when he's running for his life next season like daniel jones was this season? 85 sacks that line gave up! 2nd most since the stat was created! he finally just gave up and faked an injury:
no way the giants make that trade. totally pointless
heir_jordan22 wrote:dice wrote:heir_jordan22 wrote:Chris Jones and Aaron Donald are huge reasons the Rams and Chiefs have won championships in the last few years. Donald has been the Rams MVP for years. Their position doesnt matter. An elite pass rusher is an elite pass rusher.
rams defense avg. ranking since they started paying aaron donald: 15.5
that includes a #15 defense the year they won the super bowl. so why did they win the super bowl? they mortgaged the future by trading draft picks and playing cap gymnastics. super bowl cap hits:
14.4 donald
9.7 ramsey
5.3 cupp
0.7 von miller (picks traded for half season rental)
the next season?
27.0 donald
23.2 ramsey
17.8 cupp
gone von
the chiefs have averaged a #9 defense in the 4 years since they started paying chris jones. 2 of those seasons featured mahomes on a rookie deal, leaving them loads of money to spread around. this season the chiefs had the #2 defense. was that because they were on the hook for a 26.8 cap hit for an elite DT? or because they had cheap, solid starters like LBs bolton and tranquill as well as excellent corners on rookie deals?
and at the risk of stating the obvious, justin madubuike is no aaron donald or chris jones. one good (not even great) season. but you're gonna pay him 100 mil over 4 years? noooooo thank you
What is a great season? He had 13 sacks with 33 qb hits. Chris jones has never had 33 qb hits and donald has surpassed that number only twice. This dude was elite. He had 14 sacks if you incldue the playoffs, which led all DTs.
And in case you've forgotten, we will have a qb on a rookie contract, as well as a bunch of young cheap corners (outside of Johnson).
The only issue with our defense is pass rush. There are no elite pass rush prospects in this draft. The DEs in free agency may be franchise tagged, and those who dont get tagged will likely be the older players (Hunter).
heir_jordan22 wrote:dice wrote:fleet wrote:I don’t know who the “insider” is, this guy, or the “source”
I have found nothing about what the offer could be.
Number of people around were taking it as if it has legitimacy as an incident. For example:
Could all be a telephone game.
fields stans think the BEARS have a bad OL? whoooooo-ee! what're they gonna say when he's running for his life next season like daniel jones was this season? 85 sacks that line gave up! 2nd most since the stat was created! he finally just gave up and faked an injury:
no way the giants make that trade. totally pointless
What a lame post. Do the Bears have a good offensive line. Do you want to bring Caleb Williams in with the exact same roster on offense. Get outta here with this nonsense.
Brad Biggs wrote:Fields was in the bottom third of the league in too many key statistical metrics for the Bears to commit to the idea of trading down from the first pick for a bundle of future assets and then building around him.
