Pace is officially on the clock now. If (Pro Bowl QB) Trubisky does not perform as well as Watson or other rookie QBs, he's got to be gone, right?

I saw a "redo of the 2016 NFL draft" online the other day. Who you could pick with hindsight. Jordan Howard, Whitehair, and Leonard Floyd(lol) were all 1st round picks. It looks like he found a gem this year in Cohen. Eddie Jackson looks good too.

He's got some momentum with the draft, so I would not fire him. I don't want to start over. He's on notice though and better fix the WR position.

Weird, I see Dolphin looking in my asshole

Not to bad with O Line signings either.

Sitton and Massie have been decent to good right?

I have been ok with Pace to date. But we all know he staked his entire career with the (Pro Bowl QB) Trubisky pick. The fact that he traded up when none of the major QB's in the draft were universally recognized as the best means he went way out on a limb. If it works out, he will be hailed as a gutsy genius. If (Pro Bowl QB) Trubisky flops, then he will be fired and join a long list of failed Bears executives.

I think he has an eye for talent. There was nothing when he got here, but the team is still lacking play makers and depth. However, he has found some decent talent.

Also the "2018 QB class" narrative is falling apart. Darnold looks awful.

Weird, I see Dolphin looking in my asshole

I have been ok with Pace to date. But we all know he staked his entire career with the (Pro Bowl QB) Trubisky pick. The fact that he traded up when none of the major QB's in the draft were universally recognized as the best means he went way out on a limb. If it works out, he will be hailed as a gutsy genius. If (Pro Bowl QB) Trubisky flops, then he will be fired and join a long list of failed Bears executives.

I think he has an eye for talent. There was nothing when he got here, but the team is still lacking play makers and depth. However, he has found some decent talent.

The Glennon experiment was awful. That alone is a fireable offense - Glennon was a known commodity.

Glennon probably was a diversion, so nobody had them taking a QB in round 1.

The Glennon experiment was awful. That alone is a fireable offense - Glennon was a known commodity.

He had the third pick and no one thought any QB was worth a top 5 pick. Seems like this guy loves to bid against himself.

Glennon probably was a diversion, so nobody had them taking a QB in round 1.

The Glennon experiment was awful. That alone is a fireable offense - Glennon was a known commodity.

Glennon had very little NFL experience. He has been nothing short of a disaster. It's not like they gave him a five year contract with a huge guarantee. It's easy to cut and run from Glennon and was better than bringing back a barely committed Cutler. It could have worked out, but clearly didn't.

The reality is, if Trubiski is good, nobody is going to give a fuck about what they paid Mike Glennon. Nobody. Well maybe you.

maybe after they had him in training camp, but he was a better QB with the Bucs. Watch his game tapes (what little there is)

Who said anything about the money? I certainly didn't. Try to keep up. I care about a 1-3 record that's largely on the shoulders of an inept QB who shouldn't be a starter in the first place. This was obvious to the whole league except for your guy Pace.

Ok, so we sign EJ Manual instead....or Brian Hoyer...we are 2-2? What was your better solution?\

There was plenty of tape on Glennon. He was benched for Josh Mcown in 2014.

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap300000 ... as-bucs-qb

Many did.

Glennon’s best attribute — and the one that may have convinced Chicago to sign him instead of someone like Ryan Fitzpatrick — is that we haven’t seen him play for two years. Maybe he doesn’t stink anymore! We can’t say for sure that he’s bad, because we can’t possibly know. But the chances that Glennon developed into a franchise quarterback while sitting on the bench are … not good.

His biggest deficiencies as a passer weren’t going to be solved holding a clipboard. Glennon has a lot of trouble handling pressure. He just isn’t good at navigating the pocket and finding space to throw. That’s a problem in the NFL, where a clean pocket is as rare as a 27-year-old quarterback with little experience earning a big-money contract.

his line was worse than this line. He's robotic, he's bad with pressure but he's a decent QB. Certainly better than McCown. That one's on Lovie.

Not sure about that. The signing was roundly mocked when it happened, and not just because of the money. Glennon just sucked and hadn't played for two years after being demoted. Who thinks that's a recipe for future success?

Here's a typical reaction at the time:



http://ftw.usatoday.com/2017/03/nfl-fre ... n-contract

Predict his statline for Monday night.

It's more fun to be a victim

There will never be an effective vaccine. I'll never get one anyway.