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There's a decent chance that if the Bears traded for somebody on this message board that they would be the best QB in franchise history.
The Chicago Bears are going to be “big players” at the quarterback market this offseason, per JayGlazer
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There's a decent chance that if the Bears traded for somebody on this message board that they would be the best QB in franchise history.
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Seattle paid two first rounders and a third for a safety - one of the best players in the league but still a safety. It’s hard to even get your head around how much a QB at Watson’s age with his numbers would cost. Four 1st rounders? I’d love to get him but the price will just be too high.
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Yep which is why we should focus on the draft Nagy is a lame duck.I feel bad for pace he has improved alot unlike Nagy.
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Whether we get him or not your premise is still incorrect.
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Just because they gave that much away doesn’t mean it was worth it or that the team they gave them too wouldn’t of taken less....not sure what the negotiations were like.
An awful team might be awful with him and giving away draft capital and players may not help a bad team.
A good team......generally has a good quarterback
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Lol, take the bet chump. Read the article, it's click bait.
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Problem, the teams at 7, 8, 9 all need QBs.
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Why would I take a bet over something I have zero control over? If a team is dumb enough to lose a first round pick for a loser than by all means
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Sounds like some teams are getting concerned the injuries are piling up on Stafford. Multiple core injures - back, ribs, hips - that don't age well when you get in your thirties. No doubt he'll get moved, but the market may need to work itself out a bit. So many moving parts this year.
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A lot to happen before then, but I think you need to target Atl or Philly. The hard part is NFL teams have not done their QB evaluations yet, which are always much different than the mock drafts. With reports of Mac Jones looking good at the Sr. bowl, could he move into the top 15? It still seems crazy to have 5 qb's in the top 15.
I guess the top half of the draft teams could stay out of the vet QB sweepstakes. I would expect Indy, Den, and WFT to be in on the veteran route.
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Stafford is good. He'd instantly be the most accomplished qb the bears ever had, statistically at least (not that he's coming here). But he's on the wrong side of 30, the back injury is a major concern, and with younger and better qbs possibly available, it's difficult to predict the market for him.
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It's a crap article. It's all about how you spin it to get clicks. it contains the same information as this article:
Matthew Stafford Trade Rumors: A Third of NFL Teams Have Called About Lions QB
The Detroit Lions aren't going to have a hard time finding suitors for veteran quarterback Matthew Stafford . According to Ian Rapoport of the NFL Network: "The Lions, of course, immediately began fielding calls from teams interested...
Long story short, so far 10 teams have inquired. San Fran seems to be in the lead.........
10 teams out of 32, that is 1/3 the league, but the article claims that it should be half the league, which is ludicrous. They have the jags, with the number1 pick and sure to take Lawrence, as one team that should be making offers.
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People said the Same about Aaron Rodgers when he suffered a few injuries, how did that play out?
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1. No they didn't. No one ever analyzed a trade market for Rodgers based on a back injury when better and younger qbs were also available, which is the context here. The conversation isn't "can qb x recover from injury?" but "why might teams be hesitant about acquiring him?"
2. Rodgers recovering from whatever injury you're hypothetically talking about (he never had anything chronic like a back injury afaik) has no bearing on how teams feel about Stafford. Stafford has been starting since, what age 21? Rodgers sat for 3years. Very difference careers. Different players, different injuries, different just above everything.
3. I like Stafford all things considered. I think he gets a bad rap after being on so many bad teams. I hope he goes somewhere like indy and wins big. But it's not at all difficult to understand why the market isn't that hot for him right now
That said, the article expecting 2/3 of the league to be interested and have expressed said interest before the superbowl is pretty absurd