Mongo_76
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..... He's not going anywhere and the organization is building around Jay. You really need to accept that.
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..... He's not going anywhere and the organization is building around Jay. You really need to accept that.
..... He's not going anywhere and the organization is building around Jay. You really need to accept that.
where have I suggested otherwise? After this season may be a different story though.
No it doesn't. It just would show that the Bears would rather have Mariota than Cutler. .
"Chicago Bears receiver Alshon Jeffery said on Tuesday that finalizing a long-term contract with Chicago is a priority, but he added that he would be OK playing under the franchise tag in 2016 if the two sides cannot strike a deal before the July 15 deadline."
If the Bears/Fix were so confident they could win with Cutler why would they pay the price to go get Mariota? Wouldn't you think a rebuilding team that already had a QB they could win with would not give up a ton of picks for another "unproven" QB?
It makes zero logical sense.
A source close to Jeffery came away from a recent conversation with him convinced he felt unhappy in Chicago and, at times, isolated because of a lack of close friends since Brandon Marshall's departure. Jeffery mentioned how much he looked forward to free-agency, according to the source.
No, that's 100% wrong. Its completely illogical to use Cutler to "trade up". His contract is an albatross. The Blackhawks had to throw in arguably their top young player just to get rid of Bickell. Cutler's contract is not a tradeable asset.
How do you not understand this basic and integral part of the situation this far into the discussion?
To see if they can get a pipe dream trade. Then they backed out.
I love how you keep saying like it was the Bears who got cold feet, yet that's the furthest thing from the truth.
The Titans told the Bears they had zero interest in Cutler and his contract. That's not the Bears "backing out", that's them getting shoved away.
So it makes sense to use Cutler as "trade up" bait because Panarin and Shaw are better than Teuvo.
This is a new low.
As for the second part of your statement, I am not speaking in hypotheticals. I am speaking specifically about Cutler.
The Titan shoved the Eagles and Redskins out of the way too. .
I want to know why it is so illogical for a team to like 2 QBs but 1 more that the other.
But you missed the entire point of my mention of the Hawks (how was that possible??)...that the Hawks had to give up an asset just to get another team to take on Bickell's contract. Brian Bickell was not a tradeable asset.
The second part of your statement makes NO SENSE...you are implying that the TITANS would agree to a "Cutler and 7 for 2" trade because the BEARS have to give up Cutler.
You are the worst.
A "source" providing that "a source close to Jeffery"
vs
WHAT COMES OUT OF JEFFERY'S MOUTH
That's not the point.
If the Bears/Fix were so confident they could win with Cutler why would they pay the price to go get Mariota? Wouldn't you think a rebuilding team that already had a QB they could win with would not give up a ton of picks for another "unproven" QB?
It makes zero logical sense.
If the Bears/Fix were so confident they could win with Cutler why would they pay the price to go get Mariota? Wouldn't you think a rebuilding team that already had a QB they could win with would not give up a ton of picks for another "unproven" QB?