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Looong story. If I may ask, stand down. Was a joke.Did someone really refer to him as a thug?
Looong story. If I may ask, stand down. Was a joke.Did someone really refer to him as a thug?
Perhaps Robinson sees how the team should have went with Foles. I told you guys that the players would see who's better out there, and that the Bears would risk dividing the team if they picked the wrong guy.
Can never tell on this boardLooong story. If I may ask, stand down. Was a joke.
That was my best tinfoil hat attempt.Yes....thats why arob was practicing with mitch all offseason....so he could obviously lobby for foles once they put the pads on.
Genius.
Post less, read more.
Pace didn't "low ball Alshon"In the end I think the Bears have the leverage, but its all speculation until hard numbers are shared. In the meantime I'm nervous about how Pace goes about this. If you low ball too much, like he did to Alshon, he might upset A-Rob to the point he is determined to leave town, even if its for a one year prove it deal. It worked out in the long-run with Alshon, but its not easy replacing your #1 receiver.
Not believable, even though the likelihood of you wearing a tinfoil hat is 100% on point.That was my best tinfoil hat attempt.
A-Rob can not just leave. The Bears can franchise him.In the end I think the Bears have the leverage, but its all speculation until hard numbers are shared. In the meantime I'm nervous about how Pace goes about this. If you low ball too much, like he did to Alshon, he might upset A-Rob to the point he is determined to leave town, even if its for a one year prove it deal. It worked out in the long-run with Alshon, but its not easy replacing your #1 receiver.
Pace didn't "low ball Alshon"
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Arob is not worth a franchise tag. Trade him for a 2nd round pick and call it a day.
Part of being a good GM is being smart with cap assets (don't be like Stan Bowman of the Blackhawks).
He's worth a franchise tag imo.
He's not worth 20m+ a year for multiple years.
Paying him 20m for one year is alright and you can live with it I feel like. Let him prove he's worth that 20m first.
The tag might be a slight overpay for him but its at least a slight overpay for just a year.
You all blaming this on Mitch are absolutely nuts. It's about money and nothing more. I mean, how many examples of good to great receivers leaving star QBs to play on shit teams with a payday do you need?
Naw. Bears already have enough guys that are top 5 in salary at their respective positions with nothing to show but a 1 and done playoff appearance, don't need another.
He's the most consistent player on the team, not just offense.
So which one is it? Perhaps or I told you so?Perhaps Robinson sees how the team should have went with Foles. I told you guys that the players would see who's better out there, and that the Bears would risk dividing the team if they picked the wrong guy.
Too bad we we couldn’t have the coaches.You won’t see any chiefs wrs asking to get traded. A qb we could have had.....
A 4 year deal for 17m per with 40m of it guaranteed would be much better for AR overall than risking playing under that franchise tag. All it takes is one injury. Better to have that guaranteed money.He's worth a franchise tag imo.
He's not worth 20m+ a year for multiple years.
Paying him 20m for one year is alright and you can live with it I feel like. Let him prove he's worth that 20m first.
The tag might be a slight overpay for him but its at least a slight overpay for just a year.
LOL, it's amazing how quick some of you turn on a guy.