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Aesopian said:
I hear of character concerns but I haven't really seen anything from other than some trash talking and being over competitive which I don't see as a problem.
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I’ve seen people who post that they went to HS or college with him and that he’s trouble.

NFL teams are usually pretty good at asking around and getting that information. I’m sure most of it is B.S. That being said, I remember reading about how much of a drunk Rex Grossman was and that didn’t stop the Bears from drafting him.
 
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dennehy said:
It depends on demand. If there is relatively low interest, the Bears will have to take something like this or not trade the pick. It's not like Andrew Luck or Joe Burrow are sitting there.
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Yes although you would think if you really want a 2024 1st then you just trade further down. Someone is likely to pull the trigger at some point.
 
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brundleflyguy said:
I always find comments like "Velus said that he is on the jugs machine almost every day working on his punt return and catching up close and far balls." to be strange. So you are actually trying to get better at your job? You mean, just like every other person on the planet does for way less money. Especially since you sucked at your job and you're new to it. Players act like practicing is a big deal. SMH
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Every person on the planet does not want to get better at their job. In fact I would argue the majority actually dont want to get better. They just want to be paid more.
 
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Novoitus said:
wetness is a relative and subjective concept that depends on the comparison to other things. For example, a person might feel dry after being in the water, but the water itself can still be considered wet.

the term "wet" is used to describe a physical property of an object, such as its ability to adhere to a surface, but it does not have a specific definition. The idea of "wetness" is a human construct, and therefore, it can be subjective and dependent on context.
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Well if you really want to get philosophical, water isnt actually wet. Water makes things wet. When you touch water it is your hand that is wet not the water itself.

 
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rawdawg said:
That guy is wrong.
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I think of Flowers as a "possession" receiver in the Bears offense. He's got enough big play capability that he's going to get a 10 yard cushion when you need 7 to move the chains on 3rd down.

Defenses won't be able to spy Fields and double Flowers while covering Mooney and Claypool. I'd be ecstatic if they draft him.
 
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Novoitus said:
While it's possible that the Bears may struggle to find a trade partner for the #1 overall pick, it's also possible that they will still receive offers from teams looking to trade up. However, if the Bears are unable to make a trade, they will have to make a decision on who to draft with the #1 pick.

In regards to drafting Will Anderson, it's important to consider a number of factors such as Anderson's abilities, skills, and fit within the Bears' system. While Anderson may have impressive stats and accolades, it's also important to consider factors such as his ability to adjust to the NFL game, his character and work ethic, and his ability to complement the current roster.

The Bears should make their decision based on a comprehensive evaluation of all available prospects, taking into account the team's specific needs and goals. The Bears will want to make the best decision for the future of their franchise, and will want to consider all options and potential outcomes.
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Very logical.
 
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rawdawg said:
Actually impressed with Nagy by how he answered those questions. He didn't come off as bitter and admitted he made mistakes. He didn't blame Justin for not being ready. Really candid answers.
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But still has an IQ lower than room temperature.
 
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