Mongo3451

I heard he's looking for 25mil...

It's a leg up when you know somebody and trust them. I've always said, continuity is key. I'm sure organizational leaders will say the same...

I'm not trying to dog you out. It's your grammar that states fact vs thought. I try not to judge, because I know where your heart lies. It is sometimes confusing though.

You're stating this as fact, instead of opinion. I'm thinking she does...

Yesss! Love Crosby. Hate the price...

She is the number one source for Bears news. ESPN 1000 is the Bears official station and she is the official reporter. If anyone is going to get anything leaked to them, it's her. I love her work. She is only second to Stacy Dales...

At what price? I would endorse it at 12 mil per. Not a penny more.

Something to also keep in mind. If Linderbaum signs with the Patriots, some tampering rules should be looked at.

I like this. Bradberry is very athletic, with a very high football IQ. NE moving him tells me they want Linderbaum, who is younger and elite. They definitely have the cap space that we do not. Good move for both teams.

Taylor Decker didn't want to come off of his 21m cap hit for the Lions. It would seem he'd want more than he's worth to us. We have Theo and Kiran under contract. Why not sign Braxton cheap and roll with the guys we already have? If all fails, we have Thuney. I'd rather spend money on Linderbaum than a starting caliber left tackle, if we're playing the long game. It would take some work signing/affording Tyler, especially when Wright needs extended. On D, Byard is on the fence with me. His lack of speed really got exposed last year. I'd keep him at a team friendly price, but we've got to get younger/faster.

Keep building until you have to replace a starter that could start for sometime else...

Thus the 30 mil. I wish for Hendrickson, at the most. Crosby and Linderbaum are way too expensive, IMO.

This was a plus move for both teams...

Love Linderbaum. Hate the price. He's looking for 25 mil per. With Thuney and Jackson making X, then paying Wright Y; the question of how much investment do you want in one unit comes to play. If Tyler gets his, we have to pay Wright 30. 90 million per for four OL would absolutely be new territory. I'm for signing someone useful and drafting a stud. It's the defenses' turn.

He's not worth it. If we're entering a ten year window with a franchise quarterback, affordability/cost control with draft picks is going to be crucial.

Three players for Monty kills me. If we were predicting jump cuts per game, it would be a better number. And what the hell are the Texans doing? It seems like they're intentionally trying to kill Stroud.

That would be phenomenal with this draft class. It's deep at all of our needs...

Good Lord, the QB has the ball...🤣🤣🤣

I keep seeing Trent Williams becoming available, due to SF being in cap hell...

It really sucks that 8 out of the top 9 are not home grown...

Yep. My guess is BPA LB or EDGE

I don't think Dexter fits what we need him to do. He's young and cheap, so let's see what he can do as a 1 tech. I'm not sure trading him is beneficial, unless an idiot gives us a day two pick. At this point, he's inexpensive depth with upside.

It's funny that fans were bitching about moving from downtown to Arlington Heights. Then, they go berserk over Indiana. Now, Arlington Heights is a huge win. People are such sheep...🤪

If we don't get the picks, it will effectively end the Rooney Rule.

Something else from that presser, Poles said that EDGE is deeper than DT in this draft, while we've been hearing opposite from experts. Kinda sounds like price negotiations...