Bear fans have little knowledge outside of their own team.

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Weird, I see Dolphin looking in my asshole

You waaaaayyyyyy overestimate your own knowledge. You're wrong A LOT.

How did you get so conceded? Remember when you thought Jon Gray and Sonny Gray were the same person? Or that Urlacher never won a DPOY?

I dont remember the Watt vs Urlacher discussion. Quote it if you can.

Laurence Holmes is a fucking weirdo, a nerd in denial, and a wannabe. Not a very good radio host either.

I am wrong a fair amount, but I'm no homer. I just give my honest opinion.

You waaaaayyyyyy overestimate your own knowledge. You're wrong A LOT.

How did you get so conceded?

I have MANY years of experience in trying to appreciate steaming piles of dogshit.

So more than likely the Bears will be getting Mack for a late, late 1st round pick in 2019 and a swap of a late first rounder for early 2nd rounder in 2020 right? Good lord, Pace raped Gruden.

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This is what happens when you all think like sheep.

Zero sacks for Mack against the Eagles.

Laurence Holmes is a fucking weirdo, a nerd in denial, and a wannabe. Not a very good radio host either.

This is what happens when you all think like sheep.

Zero sacks for Mack against the Eagles.

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​​When it comes to analytics, the experts at Sloan clearly value draft picks, smaller contracts and full, unabashed rebuilds rather than half-hearted attempts to feign at competing. From this perspective, it makes sense as to why the ​Raiders would have needed to trade Mack.

Due to his dominance and relentlessly consistent production off the edge, he would have required a large contract, which isn't favored by the the Sloan number-crunchers. In addition, the Raiders received a package that included two first-rounders, which will help them either stock up on talent in the upcoming drafts or use them in subsequent trades to sign important players. Finally, the Raiders' cap space gives them flexibility, which is something they wouldn't have had if they had kept ​Mack.

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Eat shit, Rube. Eat a giant, steaming bowl of freshly dropped shit.

The issue isn't really that the Raiders were smart to rebuild. It's that the Bears fleeced them in the trade.

Bears gave up:
2019 first round pick
2020 first round pick
2020 third round pick
2020 sixth round pick

Raiders gave up:
Mack
2020 second round pick
2020 fifth round pick

So, in effect, the Bears got Mack for a 2019 first round pick, and then moving around with minimal loss of value in 2020.

If the draft order went the exact same for 2020, this is how the trade would have worked.
Bears give up in 2020: 24th pick, 88th pick, 198th pick.
Bears get in 2020: 35th pick, 141st pick.

That's not a huge cost in 2020.

You forgot to include the record-setting contract....that’s an enormous opportunity cost

I think all 32 including the Bears would disagree with minimal loss of value in 2020. Team's aren't looking to just give away 3rd round picks.

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The way teams value draft picks, I think all 32 including the Bears would disagree with minimal loss of value in 2020. Team's aren't looking to just give away 3rd round picks.

The Bears didn't just give away their 3rd. I think all 32 NFL teams would rather have two second round picks in 2020 vs one second round and one third round pick in 2020.

Teams trade third round picks all the time.

For instance, Arizona traded a third round pick, and a fifth round pick to move up 5 total spots in the NFL draft last year.

Of course you would rather have the picks but the Bears moving up from a likely low third round pick to a high second round pick makes a big difference in the value.

And Oakland traded a 3rd and a 5th for one of the best WR's of all time in his prime coming off a 15 TD catch season.

Huh?

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