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Oh for **** sakes. Sorry, i should have said a Julius Peppers type. Or what most people think predraft is a cant miss once in a generation player.
Oh for **** sakes. Sorry, i should have said a Julius Peppers type. Or what most people think predraft is a cant miss once in a generation player.
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Doesn't matter what defensive player you stick into this hypothetical scenario, my point still stands. Getting a legit franchise QB takes precedence over any defensive player for this franchise. If the Bears have the opportunity to get the best QB in the draft they shouldn't be passing that up for anyone at any other position.
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No they didn't. They have taken some late round flyers, tried out dozens of UDFAs and brought in numerous journeymen types.
However, since winning their last Super Bowl three decades ago. The Bears have drafted a quarterback in the first two rounds three times.
That is not really making an effort to draft a good one.
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What im actually trying to say is.
Going into the draft your bigboard looks like this: THIS IS ONLY AN EXAMPLE
OT, OLB, DE, CB, OLB, G, QB, OLB, OT, S
You try to trade back and no takers. Do you take the QB?
Nothing wrong with taking the QB. Me, personally i just prefer BPA.
Going into the draft your bigboard looks like this: THIS IS ONLY AN EXAMPLE
OT, OLB, DE, CB, OLB, G, QB, OLB, OT, S
You try to trade back and no takers. Do you take the QB?
Nothing wrong with taking the QB. Me, personally i just prefer BPA.
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Onedud and his usual skirting :lmao:
His evaluations are special and it is like picking on a brain dead troll. Too easy. He will never own up...just post dud one liners and look like his usual brave self
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Is hoping Clausen steps on a nail tomorrow being a bad fan?
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Onedud is very special and is a fantastic skirter......I hope he never changes
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lol.
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Agreed 100%. If there is a legit prospect at qb.
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Yes, you take the QB...a franchise QB can make up for the shortcomings on a team.
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You did that wrong
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Agree to disagree.
I understand that thought process for sure. The thing is though if he ends up no good and the players you had ahead of him turn out to be good then you could very well be out of a job.
I can see drafting the best qb in the draft but if we end up drafting say 5-10 (where i think it will be) and the top 1 or 2 qb's are gone. Would you reach?
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I question the truthfulness of the title. You have to have heart to show emotion. Cutler has no heart.
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Much respect to you pegger, but this is nonsense.....
No one knew Brady would turn out to maybe be the greatest qb of all time. That's why he was drafted in the 6th round. No one knew then that Rodgers is on pace to maybe be the greatest of all time, that's why he dropped on draft day...
The point is that no one truly knows how good a player will be, including Goff. But you have take a chance if it is there. That is what the Patriots and Packers did and it has worked out amazingly...
Being scared to draft because someone possibly may not be good as Cutler is not a sound strategy in my opinion. You would think a GM is thinking foward. And thinking forward does NOT show Cutler being in your plans. He would be in his mid 30s by then. His is already going toward the downside of his career. I now believe that we seen Cutler's ceiling. And if that is the case then it is time move on to see if there is someone out there who has a higher ceiling.
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Botfly making good posts on the reg since the season starts.
Bashed you when I thought you were not adding enough; now I have to admit recently you're the voice of reason often in these repetitive type threads we all whine in.......good job brougham.
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cutler grimaced while carrying his child after the game, and that was mistaken for emotion.
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Yep. Not only that only that the only real actual emotion Cutler has really shown is when he wants to give his receivers & linemen shit for making a mistake by smirking, glaring, yelling, or grabbing them by the face mask in front of millions of people.