Is Robbie Gould worth it?

Chi_Sports_guy said:

Why spend money in the first round if you don’t need to is what I’m saying. Think about it. You draft a first round for the price you can pay for 4 2nd and 3rd round players? That means you just pick one guy out 4 and hope they work out? Doesn’t make sense. I would pick 4 guys and hope that 2 work out and trade the rest to the Lions. Haha.


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iueyedoc said:

Along the line of yours but completely opposite.

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iueyedoc said:

The Bears could just keep passing on their pick until they feel the value is then pounce. That would be sorta cool, the Bears could be on the clock for like 4 straight hours.

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Chi_Sports_guy said:

Give up first round overall. Who’s coming out that the Bears desperately need? Make room in cap by not spending money on a first round pick that they really don’t need. Look at what the Patriots do. They are actually horrible at drafting. They get most of their players that have been drafted late and have been in the league a couple years. Why do they have the depth they do? It’s because they see talent in low places. Yes, the Bears can find a good kicker anywhere else, but not as dedicated as Gould is to return to Chicago. Maybe it’s a front, but either way. Why not? If I were the Bears I would give first round to Lions for chance at two second round picks. It’s difficult to explain the thought behind this. Look up Richard Thaler ( Professor of Behavioral Science and Economics at the University of Chicago).


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anotheridiot said:

second most accurate kicker in NFL history, San Fran has nobody else they need to use a tag on, and has been the best kicker in the NFL since he left the bears.

Robbie is not going anywhere.

Not unlike the bears to offer big money to a statue just to throw teams off their scent of signing their replacement. Robbie has 4-5 good years left, he has no reason to take any team friendly deals just to live at home.

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Leomaz said:

For what it’s worth, Jan Stenurud was the 109th most accurate kicker in NFL history.
Mark Mosely was the 103rd most accurate kicker in nfl history.
Morten Andersen was the 61st most accurate kicker in nfl history

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Leomaz said:

For what it’s worth, Jan Stenurud was the 109th most accurate kicker in NFL history.
Mark Mosely was the 103rd most accurate kicker in nfl history.
Morten Andersen was the 61st most accurate kicker in nfl history

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dabears70 said:

You don't think the Bears could use a player drafted in the 1st round? Ya gotta know that's just crazy to even think right? We have plenty of needs on this team.

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