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[dabears70]

Statistically speaking, it's pretty close. Claypool has more catches and total yards (when you add in rush yards). He's better in the redzone. Per game wise, Jeudy is a little better in yardage as he's played fewer games. Both have dealt with QB issues, so neither has an advantage there. I think Jeudy is probably slightly better as well, but I don't think that difference is worth trading another high pick for. If I'm trading, I don't want another #2. I want a true stud. I want an AJ Brown, Tyreke Hill, or Stefon Diggs.

Yeah i'm not only going statistically but by what i have seen of them myself and i just think Jeudy is better but agree it's close. Also two different WR's in the way they play. I think Jeudy has better hands, runs better routes and has more speed on the field but Claypool has that strength to go up and get the ball or take it away from the defender.

First of all i don't even think Jeudy is on the trade block and don't think he was on it at this years trade deadline. I think that was all media throwing rumors out there that of course any fans of a team needing WR help badly ran with it like CCS did. They have Russ locked up for huge money and aren't going to take his talent away from him when they have to fix him.

Just draft a WR in the early rounds, which hopefully a nice trade down from 1 will help us do, or draft a couple in the mid to late rounds and run with it.

 

[BaBaBlacksheep]

The easy, clear outlier. I guess you proved your claim.

You asked for hometown discount.

My point was players get more bidders on the open market and usually get more money that way. (Basic business…. More interested parties equals higher price) But some players prefer to sign a deal now so they don’t have to worry about injury.

If Mooney signs at (pulls number out of ass for discussion purposes only) 10 million this year for 4 years as opposed to 15 million a year next year is he really taking a hometown discount? Or is he a guy taking the sure money now? I’d say he’s taking the sure money.

 

[Aesopian]

Lol. Michael Thomas and OBJ as #1’s. They haven’t been #1’s in a few years. Just exactly how will they get DJ Moore? Bradbury wasn’t exactly great for Minnesota as well.

Geisicki just got phased out in a very similar offense in Miami. Schultz can block unlike Geisicki.

They'd be the best WR's on the team and temporary solutions. I really don't want OBJ though please no.

 

[Aesopian]

Hes not a smart man

Every prediction you've made has been terribly wrong.

 

[Discus fish salesman]

You asked for hometown discount.

My point was players get more bidders on the open market and usually get more money that way. (Basic business…. More interested parties equals higher price) But some players prefer to sign a deal now so they don’t have to worry about injury.

If Mooney signs at (pulls number out of ass for discussion purposes only) 10 million this year for 4 years as opposed to 15 million a year next year is he really taking a hometown discount? Or is he a guy taking the sure money now? I’d say he’s taking the sure money.

You've argued a lot of points that aren't happening lately. Mooney signing for $10 million is just another.

 

[BaBaBlacksheep]

Lol. Michael Thomas and OBJ as #1’s. They haven’t been #1’s in a few years. Just exactly how will they get DJ Moore? Bradbury wasn’t exactly great for Minnesota as well.

Geisicki just got phased out in a very similar offense in Miami. Schultz can block unlike Geisicki.

I think I’m out on Schultz after what I saw this year.

 

[BaBaBlacksheep]

You've argued a lot of points that aren't happening lately. Mooney signing for $10 million is just another.

I VERY clearly said that number was for discussion purposes only.

 

[Discus fish salesman]

I VERY clearly said that number was for discussion purposes only.

Not happening. Discussion over?

 

[dabears70]

Chicago Bears Senior Bowl Scouting: Rashee Rice

Chicago Bears Senior Bowl Scouting: Rashee Rice. One player to keep an eye on will be SMU senior wide receiver Rashee Rice.

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[BaBaBlacksheep]

Not happening. Discussion over?

The numbers were used to illustrate a point. It could have been any number.

But you know this.

 

[Discus fish salesman]

The numbers were used to illustrate a point. It could have been any number.

But you know this.

Maybe going forward we can make realistic points with realistic numbers? Anyways, hope all is well baba.

 

[dabears70]

Final Grade for Ryan Poles first year as Chicago Bears GM

Final Grade for Ryan Poles first year as Chicago Bears GM. Ryan Poles has officially finished his first year as the General Manager of the Chicago Bears

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[dabears70]

Chicago Bears: 3 realistic trade destinations for Justin Fields

The odds of the Chicago Bears trading Justin Fields are slim, but if they do, these three destinations make the most sense.

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[dabears70]

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Eli Apple Tweets insensitive gloat mocking Bills, Damar Hamlin

Eli Apple took things too far in his gloat about the Cincinnati Bengals beating the Buffalo Bills to advance to the AFC Championship.

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[dabears70]

2023 NFL Draft: Are a Lot of Teams Planning to Trade Up for a QB? - Bleacher Nation

We could see unprecedented trade-ups in the 2023 NFL Draft. And the Chicago Bears would be one of the beneficiaries.

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[dabears70]

Darnell Mooney Has New Representation — What Could That Mean For an Extension? - Bleacher Nation

Athletes First now represents Chicago Bears standouts Justin Fields and Darnell Mooney.

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[bamainatlanta]

I VERY clearly said that number was for discussion purposes only.

No you said that is exactly what he would sign for

 

[ZOMBIE@CTESPN]

Darnell Mooney Has New Representation — What Could That Mean For an Extension? - Bleacher Nation

Athletes First now represents Chicago Bears standouts Justin Fields and Darnell Mooney.

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All signs point to a 25% hometown discount

 

[rawdawg]

You asked for hometown discount.

My point was players get more bidders on the open market and usually get more money that way. (Basic business…. More interested parties equals higher price) But some players prefer to sign a deal now so they don’t have to worry about injury.

If Mooney signs at (pulls number out of ass for discussion purposes only) 10 million this year for 4 years as opposed to 15 million a year next year is he really taking a hometown discount? Or is he a guy taking the sure money now? I’d say he’s taking the sure money.

So, I think you have a fundamental misunderstanding of how things work. I do agree that more interest = higher price. But players don't think as if they are going to get injured or that the money won't be there next year.

Basically, the hometown team has to pay for that player to give up hitting the open market and having all those interested parties to compete with. Roquan just signed an extension with Baltimore. He has no loyalty there. He was there 2 months before they signed him. They had to pay him what he would have made on the open market.

Not saying Mooney wouldn't take a sure deal now, because I don't know the man, but he'd be very stupid if he did. You're example is a 20M difference over 4 years. He's not losing 20M because he's scared he's going to get hurt. A player literally died on the field and players still don't think that could happen to them. Players get hurt and paid all the time. Dak got his money, post major injury, and by not taking a shitty discount.

 

[rawdawg]

Hell, we just went through this with Allen Robinson. First of all, the Bears signed him to the highest WR FA contract coming off a torn ACL. Secondly, when it came time to re-sign, he didn't take the sure thing contract that he felt was less than market value. Because most players don't do that.