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Looks like we are going to have to settle with Nailor in the 5th round
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Looks like we are going to have to settle with Nailor in the 5th round
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Fantasy gold now.
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One thing you can say about Poles. He dont give a **** what fans think. He is sticking to his board. Time will tell if he is right.
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I mentioned in an earlier post that TY, Landry, Beasley, and Fuller are all out there as FAs. Obviously there is also Julio, but I don't know where he's at with his issues.
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Fields last night when 3 receivers in a row were taken.
Poor guy thought he had a shot at a WR.
Poor guy thought he had a shot at a WR.
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The story on Pickens is he was in a car crash a week ago, both cars were trashed. He hit his head on the windshield and was cited for no seatbelt.
Don't know if that had anything to do with teams passing on him early in the 2nd. Pittsburgh has a crazy strong culture.
Don't know if that had anything to do with teams passing on him early in the 2nd. Pittsburgh has a crazy strong culture.
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I can already tell you he probably isn't right.
In todays nfl almost every GM is sorrounding their young qb's with talent. Guess they decided they are building around roquan.
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Taking a safety and watching all these quality teams grab wr is really depressing. If he doesn’t believe in fields then fucking trade him now. Don’t play games own it.
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Sure. I don’t think most GMs do lol
What’s weird is that everyone was under the impression that he was a “start in the trenches” guy but most of his moves so far suggest otherwise. Oh well.
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I think that tweet was more to do with the fact he played w/ all 3 at ohio state and they went 3 in a row....
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Fields could get hurt or fail even if the Bears drafted a Wr or OL. Even if they signed a tier one Wr or OL. Like any other GM attempting to fix a shit show, Poles deserves a couple seasons to get it right. It’s not like his picks have been bad so far. He’s just not doing what most fans wanted.
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Nah man, Poles knows better than his old bosses.
Just like Poles knew better when the Chiefs signed MVS and Juju, and let Pringle walk. He knew Pringle was the real prize…
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Two players who can make plays in the secondary and will stick you.... its bears football 101
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I was totally fine with the Gordon pick. But the safety pick was surprising.
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When exactly was that? My guess it was well into the season after it was clear the offensive ganeplan deliberately was leaving him out.
Do I blame him if he got frustrated or lost interest? Not much. It made no sense for the Bears to leave him out of the gameplan. We all know what he is capable of. Yet, the plays were meant to go elsewhere
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Was joking, but I should know better than to do so over a text medium. Fields would not be publicly lamenting like that, I don’t think.
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I don't necessarily think it's a bad draft, just stupid not to try to build around your young qb.
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Probably had more to do with all three of the receivers having played at Ohio State at some point.
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The look on fields face when we drafted him he wasn’t thrilled at all. I don’t blame him this is a qb graveyard. Our offense is built to put you to sleep