nebearsfan70
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Well in that case...What if he's Circa 1995 Scott Mitchell? 4,300 yards 32 TD's?
Well in that case...What if he's Circa 1995 Scott Mitchell? 4,300 yards 32 TD's?
Exactly. If Trubisky is the second coming of (insert name of any better than average QB) then the Bears made out, IMO. If he is fucking awesome, the Bears stole the draft.I wouldn't go that far.
No way to know right now. If he ends up a stud, then it was the right move. If a bust, then obviously not.
Contrary to popular opinion, they did not give up too much, unless the guy is a bust, which no one can say for certain.
I don't even remember the last 3rd round pick we've had that didn't make the team. Possibly never.
I am honestly convinced you really don't follow the draft. 3rd round picks are expected to turn into starting players dude...
Exactly. If Trubisky is the second coming of (insert name of any better than average QB) then the Bears made out, IMO. If he is fucking awesome, the Bears stole the draft.
As far as the other guys drafted, if just one of them ends up a starter then Pace's gamble works.
WRONG. What Trubisky will or will not turn out to be is irrelevant to whether we overpaid for him NOW.
I don't understand why people don't get this.
For the sake of arguments lets say we could have had the #2 pick by only giving SF our #3 and a 4th round pick. Now lets say Trubisky turns into Joe Montana. Well all those other picks we needlessly gave up to acquire the #2 pick could have produced Walter Payton and Mike Singletary.
AGAIN, The bears had a pro bowl Q that incidentally holds nearly every chicago bears passing record in franchise history and you guys all consider him a bust so to even suggest this kid has a chance to be THE ONE is ridiculous.
Most experts are grading this draft pretty poorly considering the needs this team had, but think it might be a good draft after we wait a few years.
Biggest question mark is not drafting a CB, especially after declining the fifth year contract for Fuller. He is on a prove it year. Did not think Prince and Cooper were long term answers.
And well they should.......I thought it sucked myself........I like the qb pick,but not sure we got the right one,nor am I satisfied that we took one right away........I could have seen us taking a 2nd round qb,but hopefully Tru is daguy.
and don`t get me started with the dumb trade of the 2nd round pick either.....That was asinine.
We traded down of our 2nd pick to garner our picks that we traded away for Tru just so we could get them back.......Did I hear right.........?.....Holy fuck was that dumb........Lets trade down so the better players get drafted ahead of our next pick,Eff`in stupid!!!
Hopefully Adam Shaheen proves to be the next Gronk as he was compared to:
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Adam Shaheen, TE, Ashland
Height: 6-6. Weight: 278. Arm: 33.5. Hand: 9.63.
40 Time: 4.79.
Projected Round (2017): 2-4.
4/25/17: Sources say that Shaheen is a freak athlete who has a ton of upside for the NFL. Shaheen is impressive in workouts, and team sources say that his tape showed serious receiving ability for the next level. Even though he is tall and thick, Shaheen has surprising speed and athleticism for such a big tight end. Teams think that Shaheen could be a versatile tight end to create mismatches in the passing game.
Shaheen caught 57 passes for 867 yards with 16 touchdowns in 2016. The previous season, he had 70 receptions for 803 yards and 10 touchdowns. Some team sources even compared Shaheen to Patriots star tight end Rob Gronkowski.
Ok AI.........I`m with you,we`ll see what happens in the future.lol
Well, the one thing I am trying to find on Shaheen is why he was in a division 2 school. I understand he had a basketball scholarship, so maybe he was not recruited to a big school, but I have to question the fact that you wonder if he was qualified to attend Division 1. You know, kids go to Memphis college to major in basketball, fly thru the classes they sometimes attend.
I am hoping to find something like he wanted to stay with his family, or be close to home for weekends, or something along those lines, because we know what makes the great ones in the pro's is their classroom time when they get here. If he is on limited routes he might have some trouble.
The final guy was a tackle in college, even though they see him more as a guard when he was coached at the senior bowl. The little running back, well, I liked Garret Wolfe, but he never really got the opportunity, so its a simple role and most probably considering they will be moving Carey or Langford. If you are picking him to return punts, fine, but to just play special teams, dont know.
It turns out to basically be this year's 3rd and next year's 3rd.
Fwiw, Payton was drafted 4th overall, and Singletary was taken in the 2nd round, so that analogy...ya know...sucks en sech
Well, the one thing I am trying to find on Shaheen is why he was in a division 2 school. I understand he had a basketball scholarship, so maybe he was not recruited to a big school, but I have to question the fact that you wonder if he was qualified to attend Division 1. You know, kids go to Memphis college to major in basketball, fly thru the classes they sometimes attend.
I am hoping to find something like he wanted to stay with his family, or be close to home for weekends, or something along those lines, because we know what makes the great ones in the pro's is their classroom time when they get here. If he is on limited routes he might have some trouble.
The final guy was a tackle in college, even though they see him more as a guard when he was coached at the senior bowl. The little running back, well, I liked Garret Wolfe, but he never really got the opportunity, so its a simple role and most probably considering they will be moving Carey or Langford. If you are picking him to return punts, fine, but to just play special teams, dont know.
Do we really have to run down the list of really good players who have been selected 3rd round or later? Come on... you people need to get a grip here with this, and stop acting like we gave up nothing.
For chrissake, our best player last year. Howard, was taken in the 5th.