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@AdamHoge: Interesting quote from Willie Young on Pernell McPhee:
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@AdamHoge: Interesting quote from Willie Young on Pernell McPhee:
Damn.
Makes sense tho, at this point it was a fuck up move on pace. Everyone knew about the dudes knee problems
We didn't know, the media didn't know, Ravens fans didn't know. I guess the Ravens knew, maybe that's why they let him go. It is 100% on the Bears to know about these things. If this is another Pace fuck up, we might be approaching billboard time.
From March 2015:
"McPhee had 64 quarterback pressures last season and 24 quarterback hits last season. A fifth-round draft pick in 2011 out of Mississippi State, the 6-foot-3, 280-pound McPhee remained healthy all year, unlike previous seasons when he dealt with knee and shoulder problems. McPhee previously had knee surgeries and groin surgery.
McPhee emphasized that his knees and shoulders are feeling good, saying: "God done touched 'em."
http://www.baltimoresun.com/sports/bal-joining-bears-on-nearly-40-million-deal-exraven-pernell-mcphee-says-he-plays-violently-20150311-story.html
Damn.
Makes sense tho, at this point it was a fuck up move on pace. Everyone knew about the dudes knee problems
Common dialogue with Pace..."everbody knew"....
Everybody knew Miller is an injury risk yet he let Bennett go. Everybody knew the Oline depth and talent wasn't good yet he let Slauson go. Everybody knew this offense was generated by Forte yet he let him go. Everybody knew Marshall was the best WR ever in a Bears uni yet he let him go.
It was a bad signing for the Bears if he does not get back to playing at a high level and staying healthy. As of right now and even when he was signed and read about the knees, I didn't think it was smart to sign him. Pace has not been good in free agency so far. Drafts have been good but free agency, not so much (Though most teams miss in free agency, that's why even Pace mentioned he would not like to go that route - was kind of forced to).
Common dialogue with Pace..."everbody knew"....
Everybody knew Miller is an injury risk yet he let Bennett go. Everybody knew the Oline depth and talent wasn't good yet he let Slauson go. Everybody knew this offense was generated by Forte yet he let him go. Everybody knew Marshall was the best WR ever in a Bears uni yet he let him go.
I would be hopping in my car right now and driving to Halas Hall and going "Jay Ratliff" if Ryan Pace had signed Pernell McPhee to a contract that killed the team or kept the team from making other moves. At what point do we raise the bar with Pace and quit praising him for not immediately running the franchise into the ground?
McPhee at $7.5M/year is not a 'bargain', its a significant contract for a guy who was a situational player in Baltimore. Pace paid $15.5M for 8 very good games from McPhee...thats a TERRIBLE signing. Jared Allen-level bad. If the Bears were actually trying to be competitive, then it would be a significant screw-up. But since the Bears are in perpetual 'rebuild' under Pace, no one bats an eye even if a top10 pick has 3 preseason catches for 9 yards in two years.
Common dialogue with Pace..."everbody knew"....
Everybody knew Miller is an injury risk yet he let Bennett go. Everybody knew the Oline depth and talent wasn't good yet he let Slauson go. Everybody knew this offense was generated by Forte yet he let him go. Everybody knew Marshall was the best WR ever in a Bears uni yet he let him go.
-Pernell McPhee is not going to play the first 6 games of the season. Take it to the bank, all of these PUP stories 5 days before the deadline tells you everything you need to know.
-Luckily the Bears deepest position it OLB.
-If he does not come back then the ears sent 15.5 million for his services. That is a lot, but add in the culture change and I think his impact on the team has been about more than just stats.
Maybe I've completely missed it but how does Pace's main free agent signing getting too fat to play football and having injury issues help the culture? Did I miss the McPhee Mentoring stories from last year or just forget them?
What is this based on?
It was a bad signing for the Bears if he does not get back to playing at a high level and staying healthy. As of right now and even when he was signed and read about the knees, I didn't think it was smart to sign him. Pace has not been good in free agency so far. Drafts have been good but free agency, not so much (Though most teams miss in free agency, that's why even Pace mentioned he would not like to go that route - was kind of forced to).
Everyone knows Marshall and Bennett are head cases. Everyone knows Forte is old. Everyone knows Slauson isn't a mobile enough to place in a ZBS.
-Pernell McPhee is not going to play the first 6 games of the season. Take it to the bank, all of these PUP stories 5 days before the deadline tells you everything you need to know.
-Luckily the Bears deepest position it OLB.
-If he does not come back then the ears sent 15.5 million for his services. That is a lot, but add in the culture change and I think his impact on the team has been about more than just stats.