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So he turns it around and goes to another team the following year, what was accomplished?If the 1-year rental just turned 24 years old and has immense talent, a draft pick may be worth seeing if the guy can turn it around with a change of scenery. Bears traded a pick for Harry, who was a 1-year rental. Obviously, that pick wasn't much but if a guy like Chase Young is good, he'd be well worth whatever pick they have to give up. If he's bad, you're hopefully only using a pick that was borderline to make a difference anyway
One is a 32nd pick. The other might be part of a trade down or a mid-round pick. Which is what the other Chase should have been.Trading for one Chase bad. Trading for other (pre-injured) Chase good. ?
Comp pick. And if he does turn it around, plenty of money to sign him with or tag him and make him prove it again.So he turns it around and goes to another team the following year, what was accomplished?
Assuming they don’t sign a comparable FA to fill that new void.Comp pick. And if he does turn it around, plenty of money to sign him with or tag him and make him prove it again. This isn’t hard.
They'd have until May 2nd to offer him the 5th year option, so they'd technically have him for 2 years if they decided to.What’s the purpose of giving up any draft capital to acquire a one year rental? Unless you really think you are a Super Bowl contender that logic has never made sense to me.
One is a 32nd pick. The other might be part of a trade down or a mid-round pick. Which is what the other Chase should have been.
Yes they would have to add a 2nd rounder to complete the deal. @dentfan laid out a scenarioTrading from 9 to 16 is pretty valuable. Much more valuable than a mid round pick.
Comp pick. And if he does turn it around, plenty of money to sign him with or tag him and make him prove it again.
Yes they would have to add a 2nd rounder to complete the deal. @dentfan laid out a scenario
Why would he go to another team when the Bears have 113Mil in cap space next year?So he turns it around and goes to another team the following year, what was accomplished?
Bears would likely give up a 4th. Again, @dentfan had this all laid outSo they’re giving up a 1,2 and Chase to go to 9?
Bears give up- 1350+ 292 = 1,642I would do 9 and 61 for 16, 47 and Sweat.