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We’re talking about the panthers 1, soy boy.If Bears finish with #1 pick, have to figure Fields has failed as a passer of the ball yet again even given the improved weapons. Williams is compared to Mahomes so are you stupid enough to pass on Mahomes a second time? Hope not.
Mahomes was said to have the highest ceiling of all and it wasn't even close. You wouldn't know that cause...U STOOPID.who was mahommes compared to coming out? thanks idiot.
Answer is Jay Cutler. Thanks idiot.Mahomes was said to have the highest ceiling of all and it wasn't even close. You wouldn't know that cause...U STOOPID.
Wrong again, jackass of the interwebz. Must have been a Jordan Sigler bit that compared Mahomes to Cutler cause nobody, with sense, ever did. Or maybe they were comparing Jackson Mahomes to Jay Cutler. Seems more likely.Answer is Jay Cutler. Thanks idiot.
search it up for yourself, I'm right, you're wrong as usual.Wrong again, jackass of the interwebz. Must have been a Jordan Sigler bit that compared Mahomes to Cutler cause nobody, with sense, ever did. Or maybe they were comparing Jackson Mahomes to Jay Cutler. Seems more likely.
You draft Caleb Williams and let him develop. If fields takes off, you have trade bait, if fields doesn’t, you have a backup plan.
Searched. Nobody, with sense, ever made such a claim..... Confirmed. U STOOPIDsearch it up for yourself, I'm right, you're wrong as usual.
Thanks idiot.
5th year options are for idiots who don't know whether to shit or get off the pot.I agree you still take 5th year option but you have to trade one of them or move fields to wr.
Fields would still start in this offense if he wasn't a QB, but it would be too expensive.
Your caveat is unfair, as anyone you don't agree with (everyone) does not have sense (to you)Searched. Nobody, with sense, ever made such a claim..... Confirmed. U STOOPID
Superb QB on a rookie contract gives teams a unique ability to build a team and win.There’s no such thing as a can’t miss QB. If Fields puts up those stats, you know he has the capability to win. And the team will only get better moving forward. By drafting another rookie QB you more than likely move backwards.
U have no sense. U STOOPID. STOOPID SENSELESS people cannot be reasoned with.Your caveat is unfair, as anyone you don't agree with (everyone) does not have sense (to you)
Thanks idiot.
What do you do as GM if Justin Fields has a good not great season ( 3600yards, 65%comp , 24TD 8INT, 750 yrds rushing) and leads the Bears to 10-7 record) and the Panthers crash and burn giving the Bears the #1OA.
Assume Caleb Williams tears it up again.
If that is indeed your opinion then you can proceed by ceasing your f5ing activity.U have no sense. U STOOPID. STOOPID SENSELESS people cannot be reasoned with.
If Fields puts up those types of stats the Bears still have plenty of money and draft picks to build a team and win. If you already have a QB who has proven himself why go out and draft another QB to hope he becomes elite?Superb QB on a rookie contract gives teams a unique ability to build a team and win.
It’s a unique position. Has to be considered. The position is that fields plays great but not elite. Usually when a qb plays that well you don’t have the number 1 pick. Draft another QB because his ability is elite level and usually these players work out. He’s a prospect that’s being compared to Luck, Lawrence, level talent. Usually those guys pan out and being able to draft him and keep him on a rookie deal gives you a potential elite QB on a cheap salary. It’s what Cincy has been doing for a couple years with Burrow on the cheap, and Jalen Hurts with the Eagles. The teams will both look different once their contracts kick in.If Fields puts up those types of stats the Bears still have plenty of money and draft picks to build a team and win. If you already have a QB who has proven himself why go out and draft another QB to hope he becomes elite?
Justin Fields holding a clipboard teaching the next QB how to run instead of pass of course.
I think it has to be considered if Fields doesn’t play well. But if he plays like the hypothetical situation suggests and takes the Bears to 10-7, the you give Fields the long term deal because he clearly improved tremendously.It’s a unique position. Has to be considered. The position is that fields plays great but not elite. Usually when a qb plays that well you don’t have the number 1 pick. Draft another QB because his ability is elite level and usually these players work out. He’s a prospect that’s being compared to Luck, Lawrence, level talent. Usually those guys pan out and being able to draft him and keep him on a rookie deal gives you a potential elite QB on a cheap salary. It’s what Cincy has been doing for a couple years with Burrow on the cheap, and Jalen Hurts with the Eagles. The teams will both look different once their contracts kick in.
I’m not against keeping Fields in that situation. Just not what I would do. It’s a huge, unlikely hypothetical anyway lol. Just a fun thought experiment