Stopped reading here because it’s the most important thing you could say in this response.

Nope. Been hoping for this the last couple days and got my wish this morning. Today was a good day.

Yeah, today the Packers signed future hall of famer ‘Tori’ Amos.



Never forget.

You read the rest before deleting it. Why you lying? Very dishonest. Smh

There is not a damned thing wrong with people who are bull shitters.

Didn’t Kyle Fuller kinda suck before getting on a D with Mack, Jackson, Smith, etc.

Career year coming up for Dix.

There is not a damned thing wrong with people who are bull shitters.

Playing with All-Pros seems to help struggling defenders.

Maybe it also made average defenders appear better than they are?

It's more fun to be a victim

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

Amos was good the year before last year too.

Anyway, Hub’s one of the dumbest analysts I’ve ever heard on radio or tv and he loves the move. Thinks Haha is a better player than Amos. That’s an interesting take.

There is not a damned thing wrong with people who are bull shitters.

All this talk from Packer fans about what a bad tackler HaHa is.

You know who had more missed tackles last season than he did? Adrian Amos.

Correct. Hard to miss tackles when you actively seek to avoid them on the field of play.

Didn’t Kyle Fuller kinda suck before getting on a D with Mack, Jackson, Smith, etc.

Career year coming up for Dix.

Yikes.

Though a stopped clock is right twice a day, so maybe this is one of Hub's.

NBC Sports Washington sought an explanation for the safety swap from NFL analytics website Pro Football Focus.

“HaHa has actually been a reliable tackler when he actually makes contact,” PFF analyst Trey Cunningham said via email. “He's saved several [touchdowns] with tackles where others were beat. Of course, the most notable gaffes for him have come when he's taken bad angles as the last line of defense and not even been able to attempt a tackle."

Cunningham cited both Amari Cooper's long catch-and-runs touchdowns in the Cowboys Week 12 win over the Redskins and Giants running back Saquon Barkley's 78 yard TD run last week as examples. Clinton-Dix was blocked during two touchdowns against Atlanta and knocked down on Darren Sproles’ touchdown run in Week 13 against the Eagles, according to Cunningham.

Tackling concerns and "average" speed were considered issues during Clinton-Dix's time with the Packers, though PFF rated him among the top safeties in coverage at the time of the trade.

Not exactly. Fuller had a strong year in 2017 which is why the Bears matched the Packers offer sheet.

PFF had fuller ranked 7th for the 2018 season.

I can’t find him ranked on a preseason or 2017 season list.

1 year deal. Much better than an overpay for Amos.

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

It's more fun to be a victim

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

Packers meatball off-season is really something.

Hell yes. I can watch that clip of Barkely running for a 78 yd td vs the redskins where he purposely takes a bad angle to avoid any type of contact with him.

It's difficult to think of a better landing spot than Chicago, where the Bears will be able to surround him with one of the best defenses in football. New defensive coordinator Chuck Pagano and Clinton-Dix could take the blame if an otherwise-returning Bears defense declines in 2019 when the real causes are more likely to be regression toward the mean in terms of takeaway rates and health, but that's no reason not to make this signing. The Bears might still want to draft a safety to play in 2020, since they won't likely have the space to re-sign Clinton-Dix if he returns to form, but this is about as team-friendly of a deal as you'll see for a young player with Pro Bowl upside.

For instance they were never taught that Columbus was a slave owner.

There's way TOO MUCH football stupid in Chicago..

Don't confuse knowledge with meatball-ism. Embrace the education. You will become a smarter fan.

It's more fun to be a victim

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

For instance they were never taught that Columbus was a slave owner.

^ This guy here gets it.

Practice what you preach. If there is one fanbase in the NFL that knows the pitfalls of watching your team spend like crazy in free ajency, its Bears fans. We speak not only from a position of knowledge, but real world experience in this area.

I realize it was a long time ago so I can understand if you don’t recall Fullers triumphant return but PFF did...

According to Pro Football Focus, Fuller is the ‘must re-sign’ player facing Pace and the Bears’ front office this offseason.

The Bears essentially signed a number of free agents to replace Fuller last offseason, and all he did was outplay them and in doing so, upped his asking price this offseason. If the Bears are to pony up and offer one of their own a large contract this offseason, it should be Fuller, who proved in 2017 he can lock down one side of the field in the secondary.