Recent content by Pegger

My thoughts on the butt hurt guy: Dooooooooon't Caaaaaaaaaare

Unfortunately I don't think Kaep will ever play. When him and the league settled his last lawsuit it was reported to be open ended for another lawsuit. If a team signs hi. For whatever dollar amount he can claim he should have been given a job years ago and that amount creates the president for...

Quick thoughts: - it's a good move for the Bears. Mack is coming off an injury, wrong side of 30 and had 3 very expensive seasons on the books. - can't compare to the Miller deal. Miller was last year of his contract, so there's no long term liability being taken on by the recieving team...

Watch for the Eagles to make a strong push there. They can offer Houston picks and a young QB in Hurts. Last week they sent investigators to Houston and they spoke to Watson's agent. A year ago pre legal trouble Philly wasn't a desired location. Watson might have changed his mind.

I thought Reich could curb his diva. Turns out I was wrong and now he's a stinky commie!

What from this past season left you thinking 'ARob likes playing under the franchise tag' or 'he wants to be a Bear'? Seriously, some relationships run their course and just aren't worth keeping.

I talked a lot about this after the draft so much that it made me seem like a hater (which I'm not). His arm motion is similar to Carson Wentz. When he really rips it, in his setup his hand is below his elbow. That motion takes a bit longer to release, but it also puts the ball in a risky spot...

Akiem Hicks - I don't think the Rams situation with Miller is that similar. Miller was a former superbowl MVP and will be in the HOF. I like Hicks, but very different situations. Allen Robinson - I like ARob, but he gave up on them last year, so doubt he'll come back. IMHO he'll go to the...

Sure $10M seems like a lot until you realize that Nick Foles has a $10.7M cap hit for 2022. He was your 3rd string, right?

For all the hate he's got a great attitude, has the physical tools and at the absolute worst he's a top tier backup. IMHO he'd be perfect for a team drafting a QB, but need someone to start until they are ready.

It's got a Jay Cutler "Don't Care' vibe to it.

At this point, do the Bears even have a starting 5 along the OL? Talking about cutting someone when you can't field a starting group seems like you are moving a bit too fast.

That discount will look great some of the time, but others you'll get what you pay for.

The premise is asking if Quinn is better than Mack. I just stated that people are getting fairly excited over Quinn's 2021 season when they should be looking at his larger body of work. I also mentioned that there is a cap issue around having both of them. I thought this was a natural question...

I think all options are on the table. For the Bears the 2022 season the 'raw-raw' side will be saying 'we have a chance', but truthfully, it should be about evaluating players, how the coaches work and setting up things for 2023 and beyond. I do think Fields development should be the most...