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QUOTE (Dick Allen @ Dec 2, 2017 -> 04:15 PM)
If that is what it took, that is what should have been done. Yes, maybe he didn't deserve it, but the Bears were well under the cap, profits were already locked in, and they needed a lot of receiving help. No brainer. It was a Pace fail.

He wouldn't have signed with the Bears and I think you know that.

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QUOTE (KyYlE23 @ Dec 2, 2017 -> 03:21 PM)
He should have been traded, that’s all. No asset like that should just walk away

Would he have even garnered a 7th rounder if he was on the 2nd year WR franchise tag? He got $27 million guaranteed in this deal, he would have been getting >$18 million this year under the 2nd year tag.

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QUOTE (Balta1701 @ Dec 2, 2017 -> 02:25 PM)
Would he have even garnered a 7th rounder if he was on the 2nd year WR franchise tag? He got $27 million guaranteed in this deal, he would have been getting >$18 million this year under the 2nd year tag.

 

They have been saying he didn’t want to be in Chicago past his rookie deal since 2014. They have had plenty of time to deal him if that is the case, and it certainly seems to be the case. At this point even a 7th rounder would have been better than the Nothing the bears received

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QUOTE (KyYlE23 @ Dec 2, 2017 -> 02:44 PM)
They have been saying he didn’t want to be in Chicago past his rookie deal since 2014. They have had plenty of time to deal him if that is the case, and it certainly seems to be the case. At this point even a 7th rounder would have been better than the Nothing the bears received

If that was the case, there was no reason for anyone to pay anything anyway because nobody would have wanted to give something for an asset they could get for free.

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QUOTE (Jack Parkman @ Dec 3, 2017 -> 09:59 AM)
If that was the case, there was no reason for anyone to pay anything anyway because nobody would have wanted to give something for an asset they could get for free.

 

That doesn’t make any sense. If the Bears tried to trade him three years ago before he became a RFA they could have moved him no problem for a good deal. It was before all of the bulls*** injuries and PED suspension

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QUOTE (Balta1701 @ Dec 2, 2017 -> 02:17 PM)
He wouldn't have signed with the Bears and I think you know that.

If the Bears tagged him, he would have not had a choice. And if you read his quotes, you will find his refusing to play for the Bears is internet inuendo. He claims he loved Chicago but ultimately left because the Eagles QB situation was better.

 

Read Paces quotes when he left. They put a figure on his value and that was that. He wasn't upset he left.

 

 

Has anyone ever provided a link where Jeffery said he didn't want to be a Bear? And money talks. If the Bears offered the most money, he wouldn't have left. And to use your line, you know that.

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QUOTE (SoxAce @ Dec 3, 2017 -> 03:03 PM)
Rub it in Robbie. You deserve it.

Can you make this up and have it be believable? Bears cut Gould. Sign Barth. Barth is terrible, he is cut, replaced by an injured kicker. Gould comes back to Soldier Field and kicks 5 field goals for the win.

 

The Bears are cursed. Probably a good thing OB and Hampton are preemted today by NU basketball. I am pretty sure at least one of them would leave the studio in an ambulance.

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