dreadpirateroberts
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I know there have been threads about trading up for Wentz and Ramsey. So, bare with me.
With the Rams and Eagles likely taking quarterbacks, the loser in these moves is Laremy Tunsil, the best player in this draft. Lot of people in the draft community believe the Chargers will select Tunsil, but I don't think so. They just gave King Dunlap and Joe Barksdale hefty deals last year and this year respectively. It is deem unlikely they will cut one of them as it will leave them with a hefty cap hit. Plus, Eric Weddle bolted to the Ravens, which leaves a huge hole for them at safety. In the end, I believe they will take either Ramsey or Buckner. That means Tunsil will most likely fall to the Jaguars (Cowboys aren't taking him) and I don't think they'll select him either as they just signed Kelvin Beachum and paid Jermey Parnell last year a hefty deal. That leaves them wide open to make a move and I think the Bears should be the team to do that.
I have mentioned a potential trade for Tunsil before on here and have gotten some criticism because he's not "worth" trading up even though he's on Tyron Smith's level. :lmao: He's worth spending assets on, trust me. The Bears will not be picking in the top ten next year, probably not even top 15. They probably won't be getting anybody of his caliber next year anyways. So, why not do it?
Thoughts?
With the Rams and Eagles likely taking quarterbacks, the loser in these moves is Laremy Tunsil, the best player in this draft. Lot of people in the draft community believe the Chargers will select Tunsil, but I don't think so. They just gave King Dunlap and Joe Barksdale hefty deals last year and this year respectively. It is deem unlikely they will cut one of them as it will leave them with a hefty cap hit. Plus, Eric Weddle bolted to the Ravens, which leaves a huge hole for them at safety. In the end, I believe they will take either Ramsey or Buckner. That means Tunsil will most likely fall to the Jaguars (Cowboys aren't taking him) and I don't think they'll select him either as they just signed Kelvin Beachum and paid Jermey Parnell last year a hefty deal. That leaves them wide open to make a move and I think the Bears should be the team to do that.
I have mentioned a potential trade for Tunsil before on here and have gotten some criticism because he's not "worth" trading up even though he's on Tyron Smith's level. :lmao: He's worth spending assets on, trust me. The Bears will not be picking in the top ten next year, probably not even top 15. They probably won't be getting anybody of his caliber next year anyways. So, why not do it?
Thoughts?