The Bears will be the Bears. They will end up better off than now with a new stadium to play in Chicago, but completely miss the boat on the chance of a lifetime to balloon the value of the franchise.
I can’t imagine any location large enough to build a huge modern complex in the city.
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I’d like this as well. Pretty close to what I was thinking. Main difference for me would be a G in rd 2 as I don’t trust Jenkins and Davis to be healthy and it would be a guy that can take over next year when Davis can be cut. Then see what is still there in rd 3 for WR.
Atl would have to start playing kick the can down the road salary cap games. That wouldn’t make any sense given where they are at….non contender. Smoke screen.
I’m on the draft Williams train, but it is an interesting concept to continuously make a trade with a team that is likely to get the number one overall pick next year. You take their best players off the team when making the trade to further the chances of securing that first overall next...