I think the point is, we just threw $10 mill at Andy fucking Dalton.
We're in a shitty situation. The window for this team to have really made a run was 2018-2020. Pace was banking on Trubisky being able to lead it so he spent quite a bit of money while Trubisky was still on his rookie deal, trying to basically pull off what Seattle did with Russell Wilson before he was due for a pay day. It didn't work, now you've got a high priced aging team (particularly defensively) and you have two options. A. Retool to try to keep it going (which is what they're doing) or B. Blow it up (maybe next year). If that's too much for people to handle then maybe they should find something else to put their attention onto other than the Bears.
LOL...wut?
The reality is that the Bears are up against the cap because of what I said earlier: Pace spending to address needs and fill holes with big(ger) money free agents while Trubisky was still on his rookie contract. This cap crunch was coming no matter what, it just tastes sour because Trubisky was a bust. Were he not, having to cut quality players due to the cap would be an easier pill to swallow.
No they didn't, the media was trying to sell us on that because they make money off of you clicking on their links and buying into the rumors and shit. I believe that Pace gave it his best shot and that's all you can ask for but anyone in their right mind knew Seattle wasn't trading Russell Wilson away unless they had no other choice. All Pace and Nagy said were that "all options are on the table." Signing Dalton and cutting Fuller was apparently one of those options so they definitely did not lie to you.
It's a very simple question: When did i say high picks equals success? Please provide the link. Oh come on, don't be a little bitch. What's up?
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