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The 5th rnd pick, Amos looks interesting, but who knows how good he can be.
The 5th rnd pick, Amos looks interesting, but who knows how good he can be.
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As painful as that might be, it would pale in comparison to being forced to watch a video clip of the Bears 2014 season.
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personally i think it will be an up and down year for fangio's scheme, think the expectations for fangio are too high...dont forget fangio had 4 out of 7 players with the 49ers in the front 7 who are likely future hof's or close to it.
as for cutler i think it will come down to how he plays this season...I think forte is a goner after this season, just dont see pace giving him the money he's looking for.
as for cutler i think it will come down to how he plays this season...I think forte is a goner after this season, just dont see pace giving him the money he's looking for.
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I am a little jaded against mid round safeties by now. Amos could prove me wrong, but his scouting report reads a lot like Chris Conte.
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Yep, remember the Vereen :fap: last offseason. I'll settle for wait and see attitude.
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One of these seasons the Bears could get lucky on a late rnd draft pick. They've had more than their fair share of bad picks so at some point they could hit on one. :shrug:
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Yea Vereen didn't show much of anything as a rookie, he's undersized for one thing, who knows if he'll even make the team this year.
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CB? They just drafted Fuller in the first round last year and he showed great promise, and the OL is solid. The real problem areas are LB, DE, and S.
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Fuller was playing injured for a few games last year.
Rolle has been a good player but he may not have anything left (33 in Dec) hopefully he can have a couple healthy productive seasons.
Rolle has been a good player but he may not have anything left (33 in Dec) hopefully he can have a couple healthy productive seasons.
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yep I think Briggs was actually a 4th rd pick.
Its about time we hit on a later rounder
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For me it would definitely be why I think that Cody Kessler would make the perfect young franchise QB for the Bears to draft & seriously build around, along with the weapons they have with position players.
Usually when I see a QB prospect from USC I think of Sanchez or Pennington type QB's. Not that Pennington would be any worse than what this fan base has watched from their franchise QB's in the past. But in any matter IMO Cody Kessler is the best of the bunch with 2016 QB prospects, & looks more like a cross between a young Brady & Breese to me. Kessler doesn't have Jeff George type arm strength, but he's no slouch either. Instead Kessler has very good arm strength & elite accuracy. Not only that but he has all of the intangibles to be a QB. I've been watching as much as I can find on Kessler & notice that he is a tremendous leader with excellent pocket presence/awareness, good footwork to avoid pocket pressure, who goes through his reads & progressions under pressure almost to perfection, & better than most pro QB's let alone young prospects. He is also awesome at anticipating what his receivers are going to do on timing routes to hit them for the completion. His completion percentage & TD to INT ratio are & have been through the rough since become USCs starter.
I really hope that if the Bears draft a QB in 2016 that they don't make the same mistakes & take someone because they have a strong arm & large stature. This time around I want to see a prospect worthy of bearing the QB label with a very good arm, excellent accuracy, efficiency, & intangibles that a QB really should have to successfully lead an offense. Not just another strong armed goon who can throw the ball 70 yards to the wrong team in a league that currently thrives on lots of mid range passing. Kessler is the perfect type of QB for the current era of offensive play in the NFL too. Right now the NFL is all about medium range passing & loads of it too that really seems require more of a smart QB with a very good arm, great accuracy & the ability to throw A LOT with minimal mistakes/turnovers. That fits Kessler perfectly.
USC is about to have a an entirely new starting receiving corp., that being the case, if Kessler is able to turn in another season like he has for the past two then there will be no doubt for me who I'd like to see the Bears draft for the future at the QB position.
Usually when I see a QB prospect from USC I think of Sanchez or Pennington type QB's. Not that Pennington would be any worse than what this fan base has watched from their franchise QB's in the past. But in any matter IMO Cody Kessler is the best of the bunch with 2016 QB prospects, & looks more like a cross between a young Brady & Breese to me. Kessler doesn't have Jeff George type arm strength, but he's no slouch either. Instead Kessler has very good arm strength & elite accuracy. Not only that but he has all of the intangibles to be a QB. I've been watching as much as I can find on Kessler & notice that he is a tremendous leader with excellent pocket presence/awareness, good footwork to avoid pocket pressure, who goes through his reads & progressions under pressure almost to perfection, & better than most pro QB's let alone young prospects. He is also awesome at anticipating what his receivers are going to do on timing routes to hit them for the completion. His completion percentage & TD to INT ratio are & have been through the rough since become USCs starter.
I really hope that if the Bears draft a QB in 2016 that they don't make the same mistakes & take someone because they have a strong arm & large stature. This time around I want to see a prospect worthy of bearing the QB label with a very good arm, excellent accuracy, efficiency, & intangibles that a QB really should have to successfully lead an offense. Not just another strong armed goon who can throw the ball 70 yards to the wrong team in a league that currently thrives on lots of mid range passing. Kessler is the perfect type of QB for the current era of offensive play in the NFL too. Right now the NFL is all about medium range passing & loads of it too that really seems require more of a smart QB with a very good arm, great accuracy & the ability to throw A LOT with minimal mistakes/turnovers. That fits Kessler perfectly.
USC is about to have a an entirely new starting receiving corp., that being the case, if Kessler is able to turn in another season like he has for the past two then there will be no doubt for me who I'd like to see the Bears draft for the future at the QB position.
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LOL that's pretty much everybody.
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Briggs was a 3rd.
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and yet we still haven't managed to do it. We traded for Cutler and he holds most our records
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Fangio had really good talent in SF.
Good coach, yes.
Miracle worker, no.
Cutler has made the playoffs 1/10 in his career, so playing the percentages NO he cannot.
Good coach, yes.
Miracle worker, no.
Cutler has made the playoffs 1/10 in his career, so playing the percentages NO he cannot.
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