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http://chi.247sports.com/Bolt/Chicago-Bears-might-not-be-finished-trading-this-season-39877009
"This is where everything begins and ends for the Chicago Bears. Jay Cutler has a 2016 cap hit of $17 million. Uncuttable. However, if John Fox is truly ready to move on, there is a massive shortage of quarterbacks in this league and a team could be willing to trade, given if the Bears could eat some of that cap number. Not the greatest, or worst, situation to be in. Then again, Fox does seem to be a fan of Cutler, as least when speaking to the media, so who knows which way the team heads.
Jimmy Clausen and David Fales are both free agents after this season. Who do you re-sign, and who do you let walk? After last Sunday's performance, unless Clausen has a major turnaround, it's hard to see how the team could have any confidence in him as the number two, and one play away from starting. With Fales, we really don't know, although that could be defined this week if he gets some live action reps.
Look for the Bears to draft a quarterback this coming April, but whether it's a first rounder or late rounder, we can't answer yet. What we do know is that it is highly unlikely all three return next season."
"This is where everything begins and ends for the Chicago Bears. Jay Cutler has a 2016 cap hit of $17 million. Uncuttable. However, if John Fox is truly ready to move on, there is a massive shortage of quarterbacks in this league and a team could be willing to trade, given if the Bears could eat some of that cap number. Not the greatest, or worst, situation to be in. Then again, Fox does seem to be a fan of Cutler, as least when speaking to the media, so who knows which way the team heads.
Jimmy Clausen and David Fales are both free agents after this season. Who do you re-sign, and who do you let walk? After last Sunday's performance, unless Clausen has a major turnaround, it's hard to see how the team could have any confidence in him as the number two, and one play away from starting. With Fales, we really don't know, although that could be defined this week if he gets some live action reps.
Look for the Bears to draft a quarterback this coming April, but whether it's a first rounder or late rounder, we can't answer yet. What we do know is that it is highly unlikely all three return next season."
