Midwaymonster75
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If im the Colts i make this happen. Marshall would be a HUGE upgrade for Luck.
Marshall getting older and has too many side issues. Bears need to be taking a long-term approach to every transaction. The Colts will be picking at the end of each round. Good trade for Marshall, that is realistic, would be the Colts 2015 5th rd pick (to get the Bears a 5th rd pick this year) and a 2016 2nd rd pick. Would be ok with Bears then drafting Cooper or White at #7 this year. Would have an additional pick in 2016 to add to Defense.
Alshon Jeffery has had one good season during his three year NFL career, so lets get rid of Brandon Marshall and just pair Jeffery up with an inexperienced rookie!
All these holes the Bears have are not enough! Also, Alshon Jeffery has one year left on his contract, yay!
After this season, the Bears might be in desperate need of TWO wide outs if they get rid of Marshall and Jeffery doesn't come back.
I do think Jeffery is going to be great but he needs to show he can consistently put up good numbers first.
He has 1,133 yards this season and 10 TDs. He's had 2 good years out of 3. Which is great considering the only bad year he had was in his rookie season coupled with a broken hand.
Sorry I didn't even realize he had those numbers.
its all good. he dropped a lot of balls this year so I think that makes people think he had a bad year.
He also led the league with a ridiculous amount of false starts for a WR. He had 5 of them & the Bears WR had a total of 7 in 2014. It was a large reason the Bears had the 2nd most false starts in the NFL last year. For comparison sake, Green Bay had 1 WR false start the entire 2014 season.
Jeffery failed to make incredible catch after incredible catch in 2014 as well.
He was not a failure by any stretch of the imagination but clearly regressed. I have no desire to see him be the #1 WR at this time. Watching him try to beat the opposing teams #1 cover man might not go too well. Hopefully he gets at least one more year of being the #2 to improve his game at the NFL level.
He went from being the 6th highest in yardage in 2013 with 1,421 and 7 TD to 14th highest in yardage with 1,133 and 10 TD. So the TD went slightly up but the yardage went down considerably. The TD total is something that is much harder to predict. Where as the yardage is the key stat for all WR.
Alshon did much better in the fumble department and also saw his YAC go up slightly in 2014 to 473 from the 432 in 2013. So I have hope for the kid but I really want him to work hard at improving his game. He needs to stop dropping the ball and committing penalties. If he does those 2 things he will have a great chance at nearing elite WR level production on a consistent basis.
If im the Colts i make this happen. Marshall would be a HUGE upgrade for Luck.
There is some serious dillusional thoughts regarding the return we'd get for Marshall. If we get a 3, that would be a great return. He's on the wrong side of 30, with a big cap figure, and off the field problems.
He also led the league with a ridiculous amount of false starts for a WR. He had 5 of them & the Bears WR had a total of 7 in 2014. It was a large reason the Bears had the 2nd most false starts in the NFL last year. For comparison sake, Green Bay had 1 WR false start the entire 2014 season.
Jeffery failed to make incredible catch after incredible catch in 2014 as well.
He was not a failure by any stretch of the imagination but clearly regressed. I have no desire to see him be the #1 WR at this time. Watching him try to beat the opposing teams #1 cover man might not go too well. Hopefully he gets at least one more year of being the #2 to improve his game at the NFL level.
He went from being the 6th highest in yardage in 2013 with 1,421 and 7 TD to 14th highest in yardage with 1,133 and 10 TD. So the TD went slightly up but the yardage went down considerably. The TD total is something that is much harder to predict. Where as the yardage is the key stat for all WR.
Alshon did much better in the fumble department and also saw his YAC go up slightly in 2014 to 473 from the 432 in 2013. So I have hope for the kid but I really want him to work hard at improving his game. He needs to stop dropping the ball and committing penalties. If he does those 2 things he will have a great chance at nearing elite WR level production on a consistent basis.
But he's like the best WR in the NFL, haven't you been reading?
Marshall is not the future. If you can get something good for him, you take it. It's that simple.
But he's like the best WR in the NFL, haven't you been reading?
IT'd be hard to prove that he isn't one of the top five receivers in the NFL in the last 3-4 years. Especially when you consider his blocking ability.