roster stability

[cubzzzfanincali]

did you guys happen to see this over on NFL.com:

Players remaining from 2011 Team Number Indianapolis Colts 7 Jacksonville Jaguars 9 St. Louis Rams 9 Tampa Bay Buccaneers 9 Chicago Bears 10 Kansas City Chiefs 12 Oakland Raiders 12 Arizona Cardinals 13 Cleveland Browns 13 New Orleans Saints 13 Carolina Panthers 15 Dallas Cowboys 15 Detroit Lions 15 Houston Texans 16 Miami Dolphins 16 New York Giants 16 New York Jets 16 Philadelphia Eagles 16 Pittsburgh Steelers 16 Buffalo Bills 17 Tennessee Titans 17 Baltimore Ravens 18 Denver Broncos 18 Minnesota Vikings 18 San Diego Chargers 19 New England Patriots 20 Atlanta Falcons 21 Cincinnati Bengals 22 Seattle Seahawks 22 San Francisco 49ers 24 Washington Redskins 25 Green Bay Packers 25

 

[63bears40]

Can only speak for my Bears. The roster turn over was needed.
We had 20 something new guys last yr. Will probably come close to that # again this yr. Due to poor drafting by our previous GM, FA, age, too high of a contract, and just some guys sucking.

 

[richig07]

Can only speak for my Bears. The roster turn over was needed.
We had 20 something new guys last yr. Will probably come close to that # again this yr. Due to poor drafting by our previous GM, FA, age, too high of a contract, and just some guys sucking.

Yeah, 2011 was Angelo's last year here.

Emery has only done what pretty much any GM would want to do. Build his own team. Which resulted in letting a fair share of our vets see the door.

So, I'd be much more interested to see this statistic two years from now, looking back on how many players returned from this year's upcoming squad.

 

[63bears40]

Yeah, 2011 was Angelo's last year here.

Emery has only done what pretty much any GM would want to do. Build his own team. Which resulted in letting a fair share of our vets see the door.

So, I'd be much more interested to see this statistic two years from now, looking back on how many players returned from this year's upcoming squad.

If our D stayed healthy last yr . Just think Phil would have been GM of the year.
The vets he's shown the door to, were well deserving . The vets he has kept are deserving as well.
Just think Phil's doing a great job of improving our roster, while getting a bit younger & cheaper.

 

[anotheridiot]

Yeah, 2011 was Angelo's last year here.

Emery has only done what pretty much any GM would want to do. Build his own team. Which resulted in letting a fair share of our vets see the door.

So, I'd be much more interested to see this statistic two years from now, looking back on how many players returned from this year's upcoming squad.

fair share of the vets I can see, but when that includes draft picks from the second and third rounds that you chose its a bad thing.

Odds are the other teams that kept players since 2011 have more draft picks still on the roster.

 

[NCChiFan]

Emery doesn't sleep. Pretty sure, if we had won the Super Bowl last year, we'd be seeing a 10-15 player turn over...

 

[richig07]

If our D stayed healthy last yr . Just think Phil would have been GM of the year.
The vets he's shown the door to, were well deserving . The vets he has kept are deserving as well.
Just think Phil's doing a great job of improving our roster, while getting a bit younger & cheaper.

Agreed. I don't see how many fans could be disappointed, at all.

The guy is a machine. He just comes off as a man who has a plan, and he's going to get it done.

 

[63bears40]

Agreed. I don't see how many fans could be disappointed, at all.

The guy is a machine. He just comes off as a man who has a plan, and he's going to get it done.