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Kind of how I feel as well. Even the Ravens #2 seemed a bit much to me.
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It's an immaturity issue and that's one of other on field issues. But you can ignore it because you wanted us to trade a 4th round pick for him. LOL
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And you wanted or needed Claypool that badly?
The conversation now becomes does Poles view Claypool as his #1?
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The only way I will ever understand this is if somehow Roquan is "in" on a scheme with Poles from the beginning and he was sent to Baltimore to tank them on defence and Poles will bring him back in FA and also the Baltimore pick will be higher because of the tankening by roquan? That would literally be next level type of general managing and perhaps maybe a little bit too unlikely but a guy can hope there is literally a bigger picture behind the scenery that makes this make sense otherwise I will never understand how it is "building through the draft" when you're giving up your own picks instead of other teams picks in trades instead of using them for drafting!
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Some of you are just happy a move was made. You will be the first one to cry when it doesn’t work out lol
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Yes this is the same type play on the Gordon Int where I told you it was not behind the WR but drifted downfield instead of cutting it flat. Glad Tony Romo agrees with me.
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Yeah it is what it is. He’s instantly the best receiver in the roster hope for the best.
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We'll see at draft time who was still on the board. All i know is there will be multiple day one starters left that would be a rookie deals at 20 yrs old.
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If the Bears finish bottom 5 this is pick 33-37
If the Ravens make playoffs (and their division looks weak) their pick is 51-64
He'd have had a lot more manuevability to drop from 33-37 to get an extra 2nd.....maybe he'll do the same with a top 5 type pick
If the Ravens make playoffs (and their division looks weak) their pick is 51-64
He'd have had a lot more manuevability to drop from 33-37 to get an extra 2nd.....maybe he'll do the same with a top 5 type pick
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Immaturity is different than character or attitude. Maturity can improve with experience and age. Character and attitude tend to be more permanent.
Jenkins allegedly was immature as well. This regime has him playing like a top 10 guard.
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I like the move. Claypool is a big fast target with good hands. I also like it from the standpoint that they aren't giving up this season with the move. Looks like they are working to build the offense. It also will give them a chance to evaluate talent needs for their defense. Maybe there were distractions with Smith in the locker room? I don't know. I still see their main needs are the Defensive line and outside lbs. I can see them using their free agent money to bring in a top offensive tackle, a good center and left guard. I see a tight end also being a high priority. Don't know what FA tight ends are out there but there are several in the draft that could be winners.
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I’m at least happy to see Justin get a weapon., even if I do think the price was a bit too high. Should be more fun to watch the offense for the remainder of the season.
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And what does that have to do with Claypool and you liking us giving up a high 2nd round pick for him when you wanted us to trade a 4th for him?
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You cunts are never happy unless its who YOU specifically want
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Now let’s get Monty to the Rams.
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they way overpaid i'm so pissed rn
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@cameronkrazie86 doesn't agree that he should of caught that.
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honestly if the immediate reaction from @dabears70 is hating this trade then I'm resigned to believe it's going to turn out quite nicely.
