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I'm just happy some of the players injured are making a come back, at least to practice. Want to see two of the rookies coming off injury play some snaps come Thursday.
True but it also makes you look like a fucking imbecile. Teams now see you as immature and possibly don't want the headache.
Read the article and then use your head.Asking for a trade is one thing. Going directly to the media to ask is another. And then completely trashing the organization as a whole while doing it…
He was actually better at C. Why he made a PB and got that contract. Really great hands, picking up combos and free radicals. Having a bigger ass at LG wouldn't hurt either but he's solid there. He just can't be a C if he can't shotgun reliably.Whelp he also seems to play worse whenever they move him from LG
Either way, Whitehair is a guy that can be solid at LG if they just leave him tf alone
Yes, but the Bears need to think about what would happen if he had to miss time during the season: go with center bad play from Musty or Kramer who cannot be backups as guards, move Whitehair to center with his snapping issues (though he should have gone to a snapping specialist during many offseasons after he failed the center stint) or get a guard/center from someone on the team (who?) or off the street.Isn't Patrick due back from his thumb injury by opening game?
No, it does not burn bridges. It is stupid, but it did not hurt the Bears in any single way. Name a way that it hurt the Bears organization?You know what does burn bridges? Having some random guy, illegally, calling around to teams to gauge trade interest. Roquan is dumb
Of course it doesn't and I believe that Roquan didn't want to be traded at the time (that might change as time goes by). He just wanted to put pressure on the Bears to make them the bad guys for disrespecting and low-balling the player. That was his agent tool and he used it.How I felt when he did it but really, without an agent to get permission to pursue? It's got no teeth.
This was stupid (what he did, not what you said, just to be clear).Or asking your buddy to call around and ask teams about a trade
Many cuts are coming so maybe they can swoop someone up if Kramer or Mustipher don't progress in these next couple of games. I know some have said just use Whitehair as the backup center but really would rather leave him be at LG and go with someone else.Yes, but the Bears need to think about what would happen if he had to miss time during the season: go with center bad play from Musty or Kramer who cannot be backups as guards, move Whitehair to center with his snapping issues (though he should have gone to a snapping specialist during many offseasons after he failed the center stint) or get a guard/center from someone on the team (who?) or off the street.
Ooof. You don't see that often out of former players.
Former Bear sighting at the New England/Carolina joint practice:
Takes me back to my Optometry school dean, he told us that the word professional is over used and that a professional is a person whose work can only truly be judged by a peer.
Ooof. You don't see that often out of former players.
EDIT: That said, it's easy to see why the media wants to see him do well. The off-field stuff notwithstanding, being a winner for the New York Jets is a media **** fest.
Takes me back to my Optometry school dean, he told us that the word professional is over used and that a professional is a person whose work can only truly be judged by a peer.
Kinda true here as RGIII is speaking to the details that none of us know about Fields purpose or progression, while Orlosky is the professional that doesn't know where the end zone stops.
But some guy named dbldrew on here told me that fields is reading the field wrong.
Who's right in this instance, RG3 or some guy named @dbldrew
Probably. Add in all of the other stuff, and yeah, quite the guy the media would love.Think a major part of it is that he also is a blonde blue eyed good looking kid playing for that market....they eat it up.
That being said, I was very high on zach wilson coming out but I had the same concerns Brady Quinn had. He's done nothing to show me he can be a good NFL QB so far. Minimal tape against bad competition, but he made a ton of amazing throws in college.