REPORT: Sweat’s reported distaste for the Bears could complicate an extension.

[TezMaKai]

What in the **** are you even blathering about?

He has no idea. The education system in whatever podunk trailer park town he comes from is not exactly world class.

 

[Bears Backer 54]

IF THIS IS TRUE, this definitely would be a big blunder for Poles. I can't find any true facts to actually align with this other than there was mention of Atlanta being interested. This article screams more of a reporter taking something and making a story line that probably isn't there. If it plays out that they can't get a reasonable deal done for Sweat, it likely further makes the case for seeing Poles out of town. I tend to think Poles knows the egg on his face from the Claypool trade and I really doubt he jumped into this trade without having talked through an extension framework. If he didn't do that, he doesn't deserve a GM role any where but lets pause and see what happens before running him out of town.

 

[pdxbearsfan]

How do you know this is a fact? I’m not saying it isn’t but has this been confirmed somewhere?

Lot of uninformed bullshit by people who know nothing.

 

[Rise]

Lot of uninformed bullshit by people who know nothing.

Another day on the internet lol

 

[RuszBron1]

Lot of uninformed bullshit by people who know nothing.

Yep, and you one of them..

 

[pdxbearsfan]

The other funny thing is the Bears just beat the living shit out of his team a few weeks ago.

Kind of funny to me and don't forget my boy Josh McFuckhead.

 

[SugarWalls]

Lot of uninformed bullshit by people who know nothing.

Could probably bump anything you’ve ever posted and I gauruntee you it would be wrong and look idiotic today

 

[pdxbearsfan]

Yep, and you one of them..

I'm crushed by your uninformed opinions.

 

[msadows]

so I read your article and no where does it say in the tweets that sweat wanted to go to atlanta outside of bill zimmerman saying it.

Can we get a thread ban for jordan sigler posting fake news?

 

[VickAshley✅️verified]

IF THIS IS TRUE, this definitely would be a big blunder for Poles. I can't find any true facts to actually align with this other than there was mention of Atlanta being interested. This article screams more of a reporter taking something and making a story line that probably isn't there. If it plays out that they can't get a reasonable deal done for Sweat, it likely further makes the case for seeing Poles out of town. I tend to think Poles knows the egg on his face from the Claypool trade and I really doubt he jumped into this trade without having talked through an extension framework. If he didn't do that, he doesn't deserve a GM role any where but lets pause and see what happens before running him out of town.

@JordanSigler can you please confirm that this is not acturally true and literally a writer's trick towards prospective readers to entice them towards clicking on the article and reading it? If you do not wish to confirm this inside the inside of this thread I would appreciate a direct message from you which I will insure privacy for but would appreciate the gesture as this trade now has me very consternated and would like to be reassured that I graded it correctly in the poll from the thread @bamainatlanta made this morning please.

 

[msadows]

@JordanSigler can you please confirm that this is not acturally true and literally a writer's trick towards prospective readers to entice them towards clicking on the article and reading it? If you do not wish to confirm this inside the inside of this thread I would appreciate a direct message from you which I will insure privacy for but would appreciate the gesture as this trade now has me very consternated and would like to be reassured that I graded it correctly in the poll from the thread @bamainatlanta made this morning please.

Its based on a jeremy fowler hit

Fowler: No colossal losers here, but I’ll point to a pair of teams in the NFC South. Atlanta had its sights set on Sweat, but Washington went with Chicago’s offer. That left the Falcons without much-needed pass-rush help. And my understanding is Atlanta was willing to extend Sweat’s contract as part of the deal and that Sweat wanted to go to Atlanta, where he has family. All of that fell through. Coming out of this with former Eagle Kentavius Street for a late-round pick swap is anticlimactic.


Stupid thread by a bad writer

 

[redgrange19]

I'm the biggest Bears skeptic out there and there is literally nothing here. Speculation that he MIGHT not like the Bears is just that, speculation. There is nothing concrete here, just a shit season with bad reporting to make it even shittier. I am not a huge Poles fan, but I'd like to think he's not fucking dumb enough to pull this shit back to back years after the Claypool disaster.

 

[msadows]

I'm the biggest Bears skeptic out there and there is literally nothing here. Speculation that he MIGHT not like the Bears is just that, speculation. There is nothing concrete here, just a shit season with bad reporting to make it even shittier. I am not a huge Poles fan, but I'd like to think he's not fucking dumb enough to pull this shit back to back years after the Claypool disaster.

Its legit just fowler saying he preferred going to atlanta, since he was born there.

I'm sure any player would rather go play for their hometown team/franchise if given the choice.

 

[Spitta Andretti]

I'm the biggest Bears skeptic out there and there is literally nothing here. Speculation that he MIGHT not like the Bears is just that, speculation. There is nothing concrete here, just a shit season with bad reporting to make it even shittier. I am not a huge Poles fan, but I'd like to think he's not fucking dumb enough to pull this shit back to back years after the Claypool disaster.

The only reason I belive its not the same is that they COULDNT extend Claypool after the trade, even if they had wanted to. He wasn't in the final year so he wasn't eligible for extensions. Not so with Sweat, usually teams trading players allow said players and their agent to lay groundwork for a deal. Claypool was not an expiring contract, and Sweat is

 

[Warrior Spirit]

How can it be “much worse” if the value you gave up was more for Claypool but with the same end result with Sweat?

For one, Claypool was cheap and not about to become a costly FA. These are things taken into consideration of all trades. If you want to believe there's a huge difference between the 1st pick of the 2nd round and 2nd or 3rd, go ahead and be that dork.

 

[knoxville7]

im shocked nobody has mentioned this already, but if he has all this family in ATL...how come HE CHOSE to go to Michigan state for school?

Like, if being close to family is THAT important to him, why did he choose to go to the state of Michigan? this "report" is just sillyness

 

[dabears70]

Do you have any sources that say otherwise because if you don't which you never do and don't even ever even have statistics then maybe perhaps you are literally blowing smoke out of the inside of your ***hole and should shut the **** up.

Are you wearing your safety helmet today?

 

[dabears70]

Poles needs to get straight to work with Sweat on a new contract or at least get something out there to him and his agent so they know you're serious about not only paying him but getting this team built to win.

 

[msadows]

Poles needs to get straight to work with Sweat on a new contract or at least get something out there to him and his agent so they know you're serious about not only paying him but getting this team built to win.

Think he is aware the bears are serious when they offered a top 40 pick for him...

 

[dabears70]

Think he is aware the bears are serious when they offered a top 40 pick for him...

Thanks