Sparks500
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What’s his wunderlic?
He's not black, so he seems to check all of Pace's boxes.
@Midway NickHe's not black, so he seems to check all of Pace's boxes.
If Jones is a consideration, then how is Trask not? Both are pocket passers that have good pocket awareness, read defenses well and are accurate.
Trask has the size to be a pocket passer, where Jones, might be a little on the smaller size for that kind of role.
If we end up with him, I pray that they do something to protect him and AD.
Kirk Cousins is a guy that you want to like, but it seems like in crunch time he just does not have the ability to play well.Just read a scouting report that compares him to Kirk Cousins. Will that get people super excited? Of course not, but Kirk Cousins-esque production out of the position wouldn't be the worst thing to have for a franchise that is notoriously bad at the position.
I don't think a later 2nd rounder would be a bad move necessarily. If he's got some good potential then why not?Kirk Cousins is a guy that you want to like, but it seems like in crunch time he just does not have the ability to play well.
If Trask is a Kirk Cousins, then we should draft him in the fourth round like the WFT did. If that would play out, where Trask was available in the 3rd, I would hope that the Bears would take a flier on him.
so you don't think Cousins could get a 2nd on trade?Kirk Cousins is a guy that you want to like, but it seems like in crunch time he just does not have the ability to play well.
If Trask is a Kirk Cousins, then we should draft him in the fourth round like the WFT did. If that would play out, where Trask was available in the 3rd, I would hope that the Bears would take a flier on him.
Pace promised something similar when he first came on board, to draft one every year if need be. Then he did just the opposite, and moved up one spot to draft Trubisky and has done nothing else, other than sign FA failed QBs.I don't think a later 2nd rounder would be a bad move necessarily. If he's got some good potential then why not?
I'm kicking this idea around of drafting QBs in my head. Maybe I'll do a separate thread about it. It's basically to say that if QB is such an important position then why do teams just trade the farm to draft one high and then ride or die with him when they're more likely to die with them rather than spending a later pick every or every other year on another guy and see what shakes out?
so you don't think Cousins could get a 2nd on trade?
Took me forever to turn it out but at least I did some homework. Some of the names of QBs drafted in the 1st round of the last 10 drafts is truly awe inspiring. Remember Christian Ponder, Paxton Lynch and Brandon Weeden? Haha. Looking at the past drafts totally justifies my position: there's no reason to draft a QB high unless you're so bad that you earned that pick on your own and therefore don't need to give up anything to move up.Pace promised something similar when he first came on board, to draft one every year if need be. Then he did just the opposite, and moved up one spot to draft Trubisky and has done nothing else, other than sign FA failed QBs.
I have a theory on why they do this, but I guess it will wait till you post a new thread on it
Yes.Yes, I think it is stupid to racebait and label Pace as a racist when it’s likely he just sucks ? at evaluating the QB position.
Do you think Champ Kelly would be one of his right hand guys and a GM candidate if he were a racist? Maybe your argument is he only is racist when he is selecting a QB.
But, the Bears literally just tried to mortgage the future for Russell Wilson. Taking that unsubstantiated stance is ignorant and annoying.
Yes, I think it is stupid to racebait and label Pace as a racist when it’s likely he just sucks ? at evaluating the QB position.
Yes.
There's nothing other than Pace's word, and leaks to the media about what kind of effort the Bears put forward in getting Wilson. Meanwhile, didn't draft Dak, didn't draft Mahomes, and didn't draft Watson. Didn't sign Tyrod Taylor, Teddy Bridgewater, or Jameis Winston.Russell Wilson. Straw man regardless.
If Ryan Pace sucks at evaluating the QB position then so does the rest of the NFL and all the draft gurus and such. Trubisky was the consensus best QB prospect available in the 2017 draft. If Pace is guilty of anything it's perhaps liking Mitch Trubisky the person too much that it clouded his judgment on Mitch Trubisky the player, moreso when it came to bringing in competition for him and such. No one thought Mahomes would be what he is and eleven other teams didn't think DeShaun Watson was worthy of drafting as their QB going forward.Yes, I think it is stupid to racebait and label Pace as a racist when it’s likely he just sucks ? at evaluating the QB position.
Do you think Champ Kelly would be one of his right hand guys and a GM candidate if he were a racist? Maybe your argument is he only is racist when he is selecting a QB.
But, the Bears literally just tried to mortgage the future for Russell Wilson. Taking that unsubstantiated stance is ignorant and annoying.
Even Pat Mahomes without his tackles and in the face of an unrelenting rush suddenly looked a lot like Mitchell Trubisky.If Ryan Pace sucks at evaluating the QB position then so does the rest of the NFL and all the draft gurus and such. Trubisky was the consensus best QB prospect available in the 2017 draft. If Pace is guilty of anything it's perhaps liking Mitch Trubisky the person too much that it clouded his judgment on Mitch Trubisky the player, moreso when it came to bringing in competition for him and such. No one thought Mahomes would be what he is and eleven other teams didn't think DeShaun Watson was worthy of drafting as their QB going forward.
It's much more of an indictment against this idea that talent evaluation is even remotely easy or consistent. You can scout and evaluate til you're blue in the face but it's proven out that the draft is ultimately little more than a crap shoot when it comes to the vast majority of players eligible to be drafted.