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Whats happened is weve hired a jock cleaner to be a gm.
Admittedly, stuff we've heard here but it's easier to digest in video format.
- Pace fell in love with Trubisky early on and considering Trubisky's resume at NC...no one's sure why.
- They go over some media draft grades...ESPN and PFF had him #2. Sports Illustrated had him at #4.
- The narrative is, there wasn't much interest in Trubisky at the top of the draft; there was no reason to trade up all those picks to move ONE spot. Didn't have to happen. Pace played himself.
- They mention some dinner date with Bears brass and Trubisky at Chapel Hill, and how Pace was impressed by the young man's humble demeanor, and how he walked him to his car and was surprised he had a older Toyota Camry - nothing flashy.
- I guess Pace also though that Trubisky was humble and loyal because he never tried to transfer to another school when Marquis Williams was the starter.
So, as a sports fan, let me say what I saw on the outside. I watched Trubs in college for 3 games. One of them being his bowl game, he had moments of brilliance. Strong arm. Good touch. Then, everything else. Reads were off. Indecisive on what he wanted to do and missed wide open receivers. Why I was confused on being such a high draft pick? Exactly what I said, he was the same in every game I watched him play. Physical gift is there. Physical brain is not. He does the exact same things 4 years later with pro coaches on him constantly. Trubs problem is not his skills. Its his brain. I dont see growth there which should worry yall. Just a sports fan two cents.
Well, yeah. But if someone "stole" Trubisky we'd be sitting here with Watson...lol.
What I have the biggest problem with is the whole process.
You are a gm with the #3 pick, trying to pick the most important position in the sport. You were so set on one guy, who didn't do much in college. You picked him, and ignored Deshaun Watson practically. It would not change the fact that he didn't pick Deshaun, but to be so uninterested from the start and putting all your eggs in one basket with such a high pick and such an important position is mind boggling.
I thought he deserved another chance to pick a QB. But after hearing about the draft process and how actually un-interested he was with Deshaun, his weird Mitch/Drew Brees comparison, funny cause they are almost complete opposites physically and what their skill sets are.
He deserved another chance to pick a QB, but the way he went about drafting and how he was so focused on one guy is bad. That's just not what GM should ever do, they should look at all options.
It adds to the theory he likes to be looked at as the smartest guy in the room, than picking the safer probably better option.
Makes sense. Watson was to tan for them.No, the Bears were completely uninterested in Watson. They didn't even interview him. They may have taken Mahomes.
An interesting discussion would be who does pace draft if Mitch was taken? Does he still go QB?
I was on the Jamal Adams train...Mahomes was my QB though. If bears didn’t get Adams I wanted them to trade down outside of the top 10 for him.
Just to make sure everyone knows I’m a fucking qb evaluating genius and liked Mahomes of the 3.
(But I also like Brad Kayaa....)
This Race reason sounds made up
First it was “Angelo sucks” then it was “Emery Sucks” and now it’s “pace sucks” even though he brought us all pros and all star players and is good at finding gems in the late rounds.. so what’s the point of getting a new gm if in a couple of years ur all gonna say he sucks?I thought Pace should go before this vid....
First it was “Angelo sucks” then it was “Emery Sucks” and now it’s “pace sucks” even though he brought us all pros and all star players and is good at finding gems in the late rounds.. so what’s the point of getting a new gm if in a couple of years ur all gonna say he sucks?
This video breaks down the reasoning for the draft day trade as well as I've seen or heard.
I never trashed the bears like some do.. only exception was Cody “double doink” parkey!I have to admit that i’m surprised at @Exhibit_A defending R. Pace. I thought all he did was trash the bears during games outside the IGT thread
So, as a sports fan, let me say what I saw on the outside. I watched Trubs in college for 3 games. One of them being his bowl game, he had moments of brilliance. Strong arm. Good touch. Then, everything else. Reads were off. Indecisive on what he wanted to do and missed wide open receivers. Why I was confused on being such a high draft pick? Exactly what I said, he was the same in every game I watched him play. Physical gift is there. Physical brain is not. He does the exact same things 4 years later with pro coaches on him constantly. Trubs problem is not his skills. Its his brain. I dont see growth there which should worry yall. Just a sports fan two cents.
What I have the biggest problem with is the whole process.
You are a gm with the #3 pick, trying to pick the most important position in the sport. You were so set on one guy, who didn't do much in college. You picked him, and ignored Deshaun Watson practically. It would not change the fact that he didn't pick Deshaun, but to be so uninterested from the start and putting all your eggs in one basket with such a high pick and such an important position is mind boggling.
I thought he deserved another chance to pick a QB. But after hearing about the draft process and how actually un-interested he was with Deshaun, his weird Mitch/Drew Brees comparison, funny cause they are almost complete opposites physically and what their skill sets are.
He deserved another chance to pick a QB, but the way he went about drafting and how he was so focused on one guy is bad. That's just not what GM should ever do, they should look at all options.
It adds to the theory he likes to be looked at as the smartest guy in the room, than picking the safer probably better option.