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Dexo posted:They thought they were getting the QB in the Draft with the best tools ,and the best chance to become a great QB. It was a potential over production pick. This is my point, that their evaluation that lead them to this thought seems to have been pretty incorrect.
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The aggression that made the Bears go for Trubs has shown in other very successful moves for them. So if you don't like them trading up for Trubs, I'm sorry, you're no longer allowed to watch Mack.
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brugroffil posted:This is my point, that their evaluation that lead them to this thought seems to have been pretty incorrect. Is it? I've seen Trubs make every single loving throw he needs to make to be a very good QB in the league. He's got as much mobility as like Watson/Mahomes when it comes to scrambling and moving around. His Arm is very good. He has mechanical things he definitely needs to clear up, and get better at reads. but like Looking at the dude as a prospect. There is nothing he can't do from the QB position. Will he clean those things up, and become more consistent, I dunno, But Every single time Trubs needed to make a play(even if it was himself that put himself in the desperate position to need to make a play(the eagles game comes to mind) ) He would make some of the most beautiful throws and plays with his feet that I have seen. I'll just say, I extremely see what Pace, and the Bears saw in him. Dunno if he ever becomes consistent and comfortable. But even if he doesn't, I see why someone could fall in love with him as a prospect.
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Dexo posted:I mean, No, Watson hasn't been thaaat much better than what Trubs did last year(his first year wasn't great because Fox and Loggains) Ah, the Gettleman approach. Brave. I mean, it's true that everyone else had slightly different evaluations. It was an interesting draft because all three quarterbacks had some issues, or some potential issues at least. Mahomes was a great draft pick primarily for his intelligence, honestly. His skills and athleticism are great but the way he was able to learn the offense, clean up his mechanics and prepare to dominate over the course of a single season is not normal. The man processes what he sees (and reacts) incredibly quickly and I really think that's the main thing that makes him a great quarterback. The point of all this is that it would've been pretty hard to know that in advance (although the Chiefs loved him for exactly that reason). In the draft he was ignored a bit because of the system he came from; they figured those stats were just air raid nonsense that didn't count because it wasn't a "pro-style" offense. For some reason it was a bad thing that he threw the ball down the field constantly and successfully, although I doubt scouts will try to use that trope again in the future. The big knocks on Deshaun were mainly his turnovers, both interceptions and fumbles, as well as getting through progressions and not staring down receivers. He's taken some successful steps to combat these things, and you'll notice that he doesn't love throwing into tight windows (unless it's to Hopkins and the db has his back turned) because he's trying to avoid interceptions. His ball placement can still be a bit hinky, although he's only getting better with time. The Bears being a somewhat traditional team during that draft, it's not that surprising they took the tall, beefy white quarterback with a more traditional look to him. The big knock on Mitch was his mechanics, consistency, processing speed and the fact that he had only started 15 games in college. We've seen those negatives play out pretty clearly over his first few seasons. Still, the Bears pretty much shocked everyone by taking Trubs that early. There is a comparison you can draw with Daniel Jones (although I think if Daniel Jones ends up as good as Trubisky, that will be a huge success for the Giants), but Trubs still probably looked like the better prospect. In the end, yeah it's done so if you're a Bears fan there's no reason not to be all-in on Trubisky. I actually really like the guy as a player and I enjoy watching him, very much hoping he puts it together a bit tighter this year. Like the video showed, for Trubisky it's all about doing things the RIGHT way, and the SAME way, every time.
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Play posted:Ah, the Gettleman approach. Brave. The thing is I'm fine with the Gettleman approach, but I don't think Gettleman has done enough to justify being able to draft another QB or keep his job like he got to. Pace, I think did deserve the chance to draft Trubisky after hiring the coach he wanted and not being "strongly suggested John Fox by Ernie Accorsi and George Mccaskey".
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In drafting Trubisky Pace is entirely hedging on him being a franchise QB because half of his rookie contract is blown on him "developing."
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The way people talk about Trubs is reminiscent of someone like Flacco.
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Hot Diggity! posted:half of his rookie contract is blown on him "developing."
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American McGay posted:Isn't this true for 99% of rookie QBs? Nah dunno how many teams would take a QB second overall and have him sit to learn behind [checks notes] Mike Glennon with [checks notes again] John Fox as coach
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Is Mitchell Biscuits elite?
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i just remember that this picture existed
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American McGay posted:Isn't this true for 99% of rookie QBs? Most rookie QBs played more than like 13 college games. Trubs came out really raw
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Yeah but I mean, unless you're somehow making the playoffs in year one or two of the rookie contract the end result is exactly the same. You can call it a development year or you can call it something else but if you're not winning in January then the end result is the same.
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Hot Diggity! posted:In drafting Trubisky Pace is entirely hedging on him being a franchise QB because half of his rookie contract is blown on him "developing." I mean, gently caress if you draft a QB at 1-3, no loving poo poo you are hedging on him becoming a Franchise QB
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American McGay posted:Yeah but I mean, unless you're somehow making the playoffs in year one or two of the rookie contract the end result is exactly the same. You can call it a development year or you can call it something else but if you're not winning in January then the end result is the same. Carson Wentz and Jared Goff took their respective teams to the Super Bowl during their rookie deals. Both Russel Wilson and Ben Roethlisberger took their teams and also won the Super Bowl in their second seasons. So it's not like it's inevitable that a rookie QB spends his rookie deal "developing".
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https://twitter.com/darrenrovell/status/1150797538557120514?s=20 Lmao
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Can't wait to plant this grass in hell, Michigan
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Play posted:Carson Wentz and Jared Goff took their respective teams to the Super Bowl during their rookie deals. Both Russel Wilson and Ben Roethlisberger took their teams and also won the Super Bowl in their second seasons. So it's not like it's inevitable that a rookie QB spends his rookie deal "developing". Alex Smith didn't play in a playoff game during his rookie contract. Vince Young didn't win a playoff game during his rookie contract. JaMarcus Russell didn't play in a playoff game during his rookie contract. Matt Ryan didn't win a playoff game during his rookie contract. Matthew Stafford didn't win a playoff game during his rookie contract. Mark Sanchez made back to back AFC Championship games during his rookie contract. Sam Bradford has never played in a playoff game. Cam Newton won one playoff game in the final year of his rookie contract. Andrew Luck made the AFC Championship during his rookie contract. Robert Griffin III didn't win a playoff game during his rookie contract. Blake Bortles made the AFC Championship in the final year of his rookie contract. (lol) Jameis Winston has never played in a playoff game. Marcus Mariota won one playoff game during his rookie contract. Jared Goff lost the Super Bowl during his rookie contract. Carson Wentz has never played in a playoff game but his team won the Super Bowl during his rookie contract. Mitch Trubisky hasn't won a playoff game during his rookie contract. This doesn't prove any particular point I was just looking into it and figured it would be interesting to see the actual details. 99% was hyperbolic but I think it's still true that the majority of highly drafted QBs are ultimately unsuccessful during their rookie contracts. The "build a super team around the window of your rookie QBs cheap contract" is in vogue now and it's worked in the past, but lamenting Mitch's draft position and his first two years as "wasted on developing" is kinda weird.
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American McGay posted:This doesn't prove any particular point I was just looking into it and figured it would be interesting to see the actual details. 99% was hyperbolic but I think it's still true that the majority of highly drafted QBs are ultimately unsuccessful during their rookie contracts. The "build a super team around the window of your rookie QBs cheap contract" is in vogue now and it's worked in the past, but lamenting Mitch's draft position and his first two years as "wasted on developing" is kinda weird. It wasn't actually me saying that originally, but I think the real point is that it's unclear when, if ever, the development will end. He's been the starter for two years now, last year he had the best defense in the entire league and wasn't able to capitalize. And make no mistake, he hosed up bad in the game against the Eagles. That game should've actually been a rout because Trubs made FOUR passes that should've been picks (and one or two would've been pick sixes, likely), and every single one was clearly a panic pass. I actually recorded them, I was planning to upload a little video showing how awful these decisions were. You can't win when you act like that, honestly they're lucky as hell they only lost by one. I'm not really sure where I'm going with this except that I think people are justified to expect a lot more from Trubisky in his upcoming year 3. This great defense won't last forever, and it's basically his responsibility to back up the great play of his teammates with a some great play of his own.
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As the years go on I'm starting to really feel like the guy who posted that long detroit lions rant on craigslist. Especially in regards to my stepfather, who got me into this stupid team.
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CRIP EATIN BREAD posted:As the years go on I'm starting to really feel like the guy who posted that long detroit lions rant on craigslist. I'd love to see that long detroit lions rant from craigslist so that I can get to know you better
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Not that they had the cap space or the assets to get him, but for those weird Bears fans holding out hope they'd somehow reunite with Gould, he just signed his deal for the 49ers.
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American McGay posted:Not that they had the cap space or the assets to get him, but for those weird Bears fans holding out hope they'd somehow reunite with Gould, he just signed his deal for the 49ers. It would have been nice to have him back, but there was no way the 49ers were letting him go.
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Play posted:I'd love to see that long detroit lions rant from craigslist so that I can get to know you better quote:THE LIONS. THE DETROIT MOTHERFUCKING GODDAMN LIONS. THE BANE OF MY FAMILY. GENERATIONS RUINED BY A LOYALTY TO AN ORGANIZATION FOREVER UNDONE BY AN UTTERLY MALEVOLENT AND IRRESISTIBLE INCOMPETENCE. WE LOVE THEM AND WE loving DESPAIR
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can't argue with that
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"What a meaningless and absurd way to spend money on something to make you feel like you're literally a part of the Packers organization" I scoff as I glance up to my framed Packers stock certificate
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How have I never seen this? The best thing about this is that you can tell it was written right before a very precipitous fall for the Lions. In the course of a couple years, Suh is gone. Megatron retires. This is almost prophetic.
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Sataere posted:How have I never seen this? On the other hand, swap out some of the players and change the dates and you could write the exact same screed now. lions fandom is eternal torment, it always has been and always will be, inshallah
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Acebuckeye13 posted:On the other hand, swap out some of the players and change the dates and you could write the exact same screed now. If it weren't for the Lions, I would still believe in stupid things like hope and happiness. Sometimes I wonder what it would be like to live in a city with a football team that makes it deep into the playoffs once and awhile. I bet it makes you a better person.
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GNU Order posted:"What a meaningless and absurd way to spend money on something to make you feel like you're literally a part of the Packers organization" I scoff as I glance up to my framed Packers stock certificate Packers made under 800k in net profit last year. A 98% drop. They need to make money somehow.
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Well their ownership is dying of heart disease left and right, I don't think anything will help that except for banning trans fats in the state.
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CRIP EATIN BREAD posted:If it weren't for the Lions, I would still believe in stupid things like hope and happiness. Someone's never met a Boston fan
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https://twitter.com/AdamSchefter/status/1153620561878290433 Slay might be as important if not moreso than Stafford to the Lions, because if he's not starting then Teez Tabor might be, and you might as well just forfeit at that point
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tinstaach posted:https://twitter.com/AdamSchefter/status/1153620561878290433 Teez is such a disappointing bust.
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Acebuckeye13 posted:Teez is such a disappointing bust. I really hope he can turn it around. He seems incredibly humbled and self critical this season, and a good guy. Really though last season, you have to put some of that on coaching. Granted our offense was not exactly iron to sharpen iron, but what was he showing in practice? It's one thing to have a bad player, it's another to continue to put him on the field and allow him to be a liability to the team. This is the same team that let Matthew Stafford continue to play with a loving broke back and bad knee, and refuses to get a remotely competent backup. Draft busts happen but there are bigger things to worry about with the Lions.
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Styles Bitchley posted:I really hope he can turn it around. He seems incredibly humbled and self critical this season, and a good guy. Completely agreed.
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Mike Daniels cut. Gutey going to talk about it this afternoon. https://twitter.com/AaronNagler/status/1154042221823291392 Seems like it's a combination of him getting older and becoming a rotational piece instead of an every-down lineman, his huge cap hit, and Kenny Clark becoming dominant. I'm not really too worried here as the Packers historically have been pretty good about timing their cuts to older linemen. On top of that between Za'Darius Smith, Blake Martinez, and Jaire Alexander, there's plenty of leaders on the defense now -- that wasn't the case a few years ago when it was really just Daniels trying to get everyone riled up. I'll miss him though.
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How many kickers do the Bears have still? Can we get a Hard Knocks show that is solely focused on only Bears Kickers?
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