Breer: Bears to stick with Fields, trade #1 pick

[Toast88]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1620799381979922433

 

[Butkus34]

One of the bigger non stories to make the rounds

 

[iueyedoc]

Also, hearing ice is cold and water is wet. Waiting on Albert Breers tweet to confirm.

 

[Bearly]

 

[nvanprooyen]

I still can't believe that narrative was even a thing. And that people bought into it.

 

[zabavka]

Bears found out Fields trade value is lower than the value of the number 1 overall pick.

That should tell you something about how the league views him.

 

[Spitta Andretti]

Bears found out Fields trade value is lower than the value of the number 1 overall pick.

That should tell you something about how the league views him.

how does this make any sense?

trading fields is adding picks. the hell does that have to do with the value of #1?

 

[bamainatlanta]

Bears found out Fields trade value is lower than the value of the number 1 overall pick.

That should tell you something about how the league views him.

Was that in the script? Which page? How do we know a co-writer won’t edit that plot?

 

[Chicagosports89]

how does this make any sense?

trading fields is adding picks. the hell does that have to do with the value of #1?

Dudes a [email protected] His posts are getting to @Bust level drivel. Mush brains

 

[legendxofxlink]

**Breaking News**

Bears have decided to Trade Justin Fields for the #1 Pick in the Draft. The Bears will then attempt to trade that #1 Pick for more picks.

There, now he's worth a #1 pick

 

[MDB111™]

I still can't believe that narrative was even a thing. And that people bought into it.

Speak for yourself, I am shocked, bewildered and dumbfounded after reading this news. Thanks Albert!

 

[Hawkeye.]

Clearly - because drafting a QB at #1 instead of trying to build out the roster first is going to result in the same shit. Build the roster and draft capital, give Fields more time and see what happens. At worst, you move on next year when the roster is better. At best, Fields balls and Bears are set.

 

[Payton_34]

Wouldn't the Bears FO want the "idea" floating around that they might be interested in taking a QB at the #1 spot and all options are on the table, even though behind closed doors, they're set with Fields? I understand it's a difficult smokescreen to pull off but any tool to increase the price of trading for the 1st pick needs needs to be explored.

 

[mikeyk]

Bears found out Fields trade value is lower than the value of the number 1 overall pick.

That should tell you something about how the league views him.

 

[mecha]

Dudes a [email protected] His posts are getting to @Bust level drivel. Mush brains

the difference Bust is some made up fictional shit disturber character (still think an alt)

zabavka is actually serious

 

[BEARZOMBIE]

Dudes a [email protected] His posts are getting to @Bust level drivel. Mush brains

Stop cyber bullying dungeon and dragon nerds!

 

[Chicagosports89]

Wouldn't the Bears FO want the "idea" floating around that they might be interested in taking a QB at the #1 spot and all options are on the table, even though behind closed doors, they're set with Fields? I understand it's a difficult smokescreen to pull off but any tool to increase the price of trading for the 1st pick needs needs to be explored.

How does bears being interested in a qb drive the price up? Bears are in full control of that pick but other teams know whether they are trying to trade it or not. The price gouging will depend on how many teams are trying to move up. Brady retiring helps out.

 

[TezMaKai]

Bears found out Fields trade value is lower than the value of the number 1 overall pick.

That should tell you something about how the league views him.

Do you even think before you post?

 

[TezMaKai]

Also, hearing ice is cold and water is wet. Waiting on Albert Breers tweet to confirm.

There's probably a better chance that water isn't wet than Fields being traded.

 

[Mighty Joe Young]

I still can't believe that narrative was even a thing. And that people bought into it.

That narrative likely came from the Bears this time, to drive up the price of the #1 overall pick.

Now that the Texans and Colts have expressed intent, the Bears likely are happy with the market for the overall #1 to the point where they don't feel the need to keep it going.

Its nothing but good news, as annoying as all that shit was.