November 12, 20196 yr comment_177068 A great article, a lot to digest. The Bears didn't bring in any QBs for private workouts. https://t.co/0UtH9OnYKG?amp=1 Report
November 12, 20196 yr Author comment_177070 43 minutes ago, Mongo3451 said: That was long, but a great read. Yeah, it was very long, but some eye-opening comments. Report
November 13, 20196 yr comment_177084 18 hours ago, adam said: Yeah, it was very long, but some eye-opening comments. The big takeaway is that Pace did not meet w/ Watson. That seems like he's not doing due diligence and failed at his job. A fire-able offense in my book. Not saying he should be, but saying others have been fired over less. And his chicken sh&t a$$ didn't want to comment on the article. Boo. Report
November 13, 20196 yr comment_177090 4 hours ago, madlithuanian said: And his chicken sh&t a$$ didn't want to comment on the article. Boo. Love it!!! LOL!! Report
November 13, 20196 yr Author comment_177092 5 hours ago, madlithuanian said: The big takeaway is that Pace did not meet w/ Watson. That seems like he's not doing due diligence and failed at his job. A fire-able offense in my book. Not saying he should be, but saying others have been fired over less. And his chicken sh&t a$$ didn't want to comment on the article. Boo. I agree, it's kind of mind-blowing that you didn't think it would be a good idea to bring all the QB's in for a private workout when you have the #3 pick, and that you didn't even meet with Watson at all. Pace's record stands on his own and I don't know why he is getting more time than Emery did when he has technically been a worse GM. Report
November 14, 20196 yr comment_177099 One assumes they were playing games with perceptions of other teams as to who they were interested in etc. I doubt very highly it was laziness or lack of effort to do due dilligence. Report
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