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He'd have more horse sense hat you.
I think we got enough NT value in Goldman, who may be just as good.
I've always wanted Beasley at 7, but now we got two old OLB. McPhee looked like a DT at OLB. We look like we're running at 5-2 defense.
Listen, I know a lot of people are upset about white, but I'm not interested in the whole bitch fest. When life hands me lemons, I try to find some ice tea and make an Arnold Palmer. I look for solutions, not more problems. You guys can call me stupid all u want, but if exploring options is stupid, you have nothing to contribute to this thread but negativity and there's plenty of other threads for that. Try being constructive if you're gonna criticize people for looking for a silver lining, otherwise you are just a hypocrite.
My opinion is that the best way to salvage something from this is to give him plenty of time to heal, have him on the sidelines, in the locker room, and in the meeting rooms. Have him rehabbing and working with the trainers. If he loses the year he comes in next year way ahead of a fresh rookie, and if he gets to pay a couple of games this year it's just great additional learning experience.Listen, I know a lot of people are upset about white, but I'm not interested in the whole bitch fest. When life hands me lemons, I try to find some ice tea and make an Arnold Palmer. I look for solutions, not more problems. You guys can call me stupid all u want, but if exploring options is stupid, you have nothing to contribute to this thread but negativity and there's plenty of other threads for that. Try being constructive if you're gonna criticize people for looking for a silver lining, otherwise you are just a hypocrite.
Fyi everyone, if you don't play you don't get payed.
A good shin joke beats a bad facts post every time.
I take that back.
Bad shin jokes beat them as well.
My opinion is that the best way to salvage something from this is to give him plenty of time to heal, have him on the sidelines, in the locker room, and in the meeting rooms. Have him rehabbing and working with the trainers. If he loses the year he comes in next year way ahead of a fresh rookie, and if he gets to pay a couple of games this year it's just great additional learning experience.
We won't get anything worthwhile in trade for him, and financially it makes no sense to cut him.
So put him on the shelf, let him learn and recover, and hopefully he produces next season.
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I'm just baffled on why you think we should cut our 1st round pick just because he is injured.
This thread is for not reading the OP, then calling it stupid.
My opinion is that the best way to salvage something from this is to give him plenty of time to heal, have him on the sidelines, in the locker room, and in the meeting rooms. Have him rehabbing and working with the trainers. If he loses the year he comes in next year way ahead of a fresh rookie, and if he gets to pay a couple of games this year it's just great additional learning experience.
We won't get anything worthwhile in trade for him, and financially it makes no sense to cut him.
So put him on the shelf, let him learn and recover, and hopefully he produces next season.
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There is a "too much whining" thread on the 2nd page for that. This thread is for not reading the OP, then calling it stupid.
After finally getting a non trolling response, I agreed, and I agree with you too. But first round pick trades have happened in the past so I was curious as to whether that might benefit us in this situation.
No, I'm not trolling at all. I seriously didn't think the OP was serious. Also I don't know what the fuck pickles is talking about. Any time you have any questions about salary caps just go to sportrac.com they have easy to understand charts of the entire contract to figure out how much she would save each year. It is pretty informative but not 100% accurate.
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Is it a guarantee that he will recover 100% from this? Most fractures have a fairly high certainty for a full recovery, but I don't know much about stress fractures in the tibia.
why would you give alshon a contract now when its obvious his calf is about to fall off?
Well he's not going to die, so in that sense he'll recover, but a speed receiver with a rod in his leg before the first game doesn't bode well for his long term prospects. Probably a wasted pick.
Well he's not going to die, so in that sense he'll recover, but a speed receiver with a rod in his leg before the first game doesn't bode well for his long term prospects. Probably a wasted pick.
What the hell is the problem with our Bears and first round picks? I swear the team is cursed, no matter the GM, no matter the position
And the reason why I fear a CUTLER replacement try that may take decades.