I agree with you on Trubisky, but you are dead wrong about his WRs. Last year he was mostly throwing to special teamers. That’s not going to be the case this year.
Reactions to what has been called the biggest trade in the history of the NFL? Yeah, totally overblown.
Very.
The North is going to suck to compete in, the Bears can make a pretty credible argument they can be a 9-7/10-6 type team if the offense is semi-competent. Really comes down to the moves they made on offense panning out; namely Trubisky. I really love what I've seen from Burton as a receiver and Anthony Miller looks solid through preseason (I've seen enough preseason studs to know better though) so we're just gonna have to wait.
Only a moron or 10 year old would call this the biggest trade in the history of the NFL.
The bears won't be 3rd in the division. Liser wears the av of the winners choice through the first round of the playoffs.
Trubs needs seasoning in this system but help? He has more help then I thought possible. Bears are stacked on both sides of the ball and coached well on both sides too. Young and talented across the board. If Trubs works out Da Bears will be very good and for a long time. I for one love what I am seeing from Trubs and it will only get better IMO.
We'll see.
This.
I am a fan of surreal imagery.
You clearly don't read. Almost every article I have read from CBS sports to USA Today have stated as such.
For a defensive player it may actually be correct. Most of the biggest trades in NFL history have generally been offensive players.
Educate yourself. It is your own fanbase, afterall.
Why? I've seen too many idiots overblow things like this. It wasn't that long ago that 1/2 the fan base wanted to keep Favre and dump Rodgers...and I watched a dipshit on youtube go nuts over the Packers not drafting Brady Quinn...I've seen to many idiots prove themselves as such with ridiculous antics, so why would I watch that when I can read you posting.
