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Was very eye-opening to hear Troy Aikman's observations of Caleb last night. He did not seem impressed with the golden boy at all. The Bears have done Caleb no favors with the offensive line that is for sure. However, Caleb is still holding onto the ball way too long and trying to play hero ball out there. He is also missing receivers left and right and his downfield accuracy is terrible. How do you coach a dude to be more accurate? That is not something that is done often.

This team is nowhere close to competing for a playoff spot. Poles needs to be fired in the off-season 100%. A whole new front office and coaching staff needs to be brought in. Let someone with some actual football acumen evaluate Caleb Williams. If that means flipping him this offseason then so be it.

It's a meeting with the White Sox. Sasaki's camp is sending their college intern to the meeting. Hoefully they cater Ricobene's for him.

And it will probably be the Red Sox again in 6 or 7 years when the Sox trade them Noah Schultz or Hagen Smith!

Poles absolutely has to go this offseason. It is the only way to save whatever is left of this so-called Bears rebuild. This team still has so many holes all over the roster and seems years away from competing. Fire the entire coaching staff and front office in the offseason and pray you can hire a miracle worker.

The only goal for the White Sox next year is to not be the worst team in the history of baseball again. It appears that they think Mike Tauchman will help them in that pursuit over the in house guys. 42 wins next year baby. Big time goals!

The main piece in the Chris Sale trade also had a terrible cup of coffee before he was traded to the White Sox. Let's not make that mistake again if the Sox are hellbent on trading Crochet.

Neither Steve Kwan nor Luis Arraez were top 5 picks. Both dudes had to bust their assess off to get where they are today. Again, it would have been okay I suppose if the Sox were drafting in the back end of the first round and took a guy like Lil Nicky. Taking a dude with his profile with a top 5 pick though was pure lunancy.

The big difference here is that Steven Kwan was a fifth round pick. It is very impressive that Cleveland turned him into a very solid ballplayer. Madrigal was a top 5 pick and the Sox chose a dude who can barley clear the fence during batting practice. Little Nicky was a 4th or 5th round talent, but the Sox couldn't see it. Very unfortunate.

I know I'm in the minority here, but I hope the Sox don't trade Crochet. I have no confidence that Getz knows what he is doing, and the chance that the Sox get absolutely fleeced on this trade is high. It also seems apparent that the Sox are in such a bad shape that they will likely be bottom feeders for the next decade or so no matter what they do. At least having Crochet pitch every 5 days is a reason to watch a game or head out to the ballpark.

His game was never going to play in MLB. Still amazing to me that the Sox tanked an entire season only to draft Madrigal with a top 5 pick. You never ever use a top5 pick on a guy who can barely clear the fence with a wooden bat during batting practice.

Sox waited too long on Robert. Dude should have been traded this time last year if not before.

Uberflus was hired to be a tank commander. His job was to lose as many games as possible in order to get a top 3 pick. It is not easy to wash away the stench from those years of intentional losing. The Bears never should have brought the tank commander back for year 3 no matter what he did.

Another season where the Bears are playing for draft position. When does the madness end? Everyone on the coaching staff and even front office deserves to be fired at this point as the Bears still seem years away from being a legit playoff team. Houston and the Commanders are proof that you can turn around a franchise very quickly in the modern NFL. Enough is enough with the Bears and all these excuses.

Caleb could have pulled an Eli Manning and refused to sign a contract with the Bears. Hell, he is probably wishing he had done that right about now, optics of it be damned.