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I’m good with moving on from fields. I also would be surprised if he improves elsewhere, because bears. Just not sold on Williams, bordering on stay far away. Trade down and get one of the tier two guys.

I think that’s a lottery ticket strategy. Taking the guy perceived as the best talent first overall is usually a good choice.

There are some rare exceptions, but generally the guys with that profile have solid careers.

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I’m good with moving on from fields. I also would be surprised if he improves elsewhere, because bears. Just not sold on Williams, bordering on stay far away. Trade down and get one of the tier two guys.

I think that’s a lottery ticket strategy. Taking the guy perceived as the best talent first overall is usually a good choice.

There are some rare exceptions, but generally the guys with that profile have solid careers.

at the time there was a fairly large portion of draft people who thought Ryan Leaf should be the number one pick over Peyton Manning.

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This Ends in Antioch wrote:
crayphish wrote:
I’m good with moving on from fields. I also would be surprised if he improves elsewhere, because bears. Just not sold on Williams, bordering on stay far away. Trade down and get one of the tier two guys.

I think that’s a lottery ticket strategy. Taking the guy perceived as the best talent first overall is usually a good choice.

There are some rare exceptions, but generally the guys with that profile have solid careers.

at the time there was a fairly large portion of draft people who thought Ryan Leaf should be the number one pick over Peyton Manning.

Maybe, but only one team had to actually make the decision and they took Manning.

It’s easy to say stuff when there’s no responsibility behind it. I do it every day. I’m doing it constantly in this thread. It’s fun.

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This Ends in Antioch wrote:
crayphish wrote:
I’m good with moving on from fields. I also would be surprised if he improves elsewhere, because bears. Just not sold on Williams, bordering on stay far away. Trade down and get one of the tier two guys.

I think that’s a lottery ticket strategy. Taking the guy perceived as the best talent first overall is usually a good choice.

There are some rare exceptions, but generally the guys with that profile have solid careers.

at the time there was a fairly large portion of draft people who thought Ryan Leaf should be the number one pick over Peyton Manning.


Young-Stroud
Trubustky/Mahomes
Mayfield/Allen
Pickett/Purdy
Vick/Brees
Alex Smith/ Rodgers


Not uncommon at all

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312player wrote:
badrogue17 wrote:
This Ends in Antioch wrote:
crayphish wrote:
I’m good with moving on from fields. I also would be surprised if he improves elsewhere, because bears. Just not sold on Williams, bordering on stay far away. Trade down and get one of the tier two guys.

I think that’s a lottery ticket strategy. Taking the guy perceived as the best talent first overall is usually a good choice.

There are some rare exceptions, but generally the guys with that profile have solid careers.

at the time there was a fairly large portion of draft people who thought Ryan Leaf should be the number one pick over Peyton Manning.


Young-Stroud…not writing Young off after one season
Trubustky/Mahomes….neither 1/1
Mayfield/Allen…Mayfield isn’t great, but he’s a proven NFL starter
Pickett/Purdy…neither 1/1
Vick/Brees…Vick’s issues weren’t his play
Alex Smith/ Rodgers…Smith had a very good career


Not uncommon at all

The point isn’t that the 1/1 will definitively be the best player chosen, it’s that a 1/1 QB very rarely has a bad career.

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badrogue17 wrote:
This Ends in Antioch wrote:
crayphish wrote:
I’m good with moving on from fields. I also would be surprised if he improves elsewhere, because bears. Just not sold on Williams, bordering on stay far away. Trade down and get one of the tier two guys.

I think that’s a lottery ticket strategy. Taking the guy perceived as the best talent first overall is usually a good choice.

There are some rare exceptions, but generally the guys with that profile have solid careers.

at the time there was a fairly large portion of draft people who thought Ryan Leaf should be the number one pick over Peyton Manning.


I would have drafted Leaf over Manning. He looked more athletic.

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This Ends in Antioch wrote:
312player wrote:
badrogue17 wrote:
This Ends in Antioch wrote:
crayphish wrote:
I’m good with moving on from fields. I also would be surprised if he improves elsewhere, because bears. Just not sold on Williams, bordering on stay far away. Trade down and get one of the tier two guys.

I think that’s a lottery ticket strategy. Taking the guy perceived as the best talent first overall is usually a good choice.

There are some rare exceptions, but generally the guys with that profile have solid careers.

at the time there was a fairly large portion of draft people who thought Ryan Leaf should be the number one pick over Peyton Manning.


Young-Stroud…not writing Young off after one season
Trubustky/Mahomes….neither 1/1
Mayfield/Allen…Mayfield isn’t great, but he’s a proven NFL starter
Pickett/Purdy…neither 1/1
Vick/Brees…Vick’s issues weren’t his play
Alex Smith/ Rodgers…Smith had a very good career


Not uncommon at all

The point isn’t that the 1/1 will definitively be the best player chosen, it’s that a 1/1 QB very rarely has a bad career.



Fields should have been a 1/1. He's the only player in his draft that even seems like a star.

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Caleb scares the shit out of me due to the ND game and his size. But I draft him. If you pass, and he becomes Mahomes light, you just blew the most obvious pick in history. You miss, we say, “dat Bears.”

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I would draft him and resign fields. Then if it fails absolutely nobody could say dat bears

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There's low risk if you replace Fields with Williams and then Williams proceeds to suck. Again, we're talking about the 23rd rated passer in the league. Per ESPN, Fields is actually underperforming a replacement- level QB. To be fair to Fields, he's not massively underperforming relative to a replacement level QB, but he's either just as good as a replacement level QB or slightly worse. Either way you put it, the response if Fields were to go this off-season should be "eh", followed by a shrug. The production is replaceable.

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The risk is, that pick would get a haul including MHJ.

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Chicken and egg thing though because what good is MJH if a barely replacement level QB is throwing to him.

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Vegan, I would like you listen to Goff on Parkins’ show on Friday. Then I want you to tell me the flawed logic with Goff’s main arguments.


I know the answer already but would like another similar thinker to confirm.

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Chicken and egg thing though because what good is MJH if a barely replacement level QB is throwing to him.


Moore, Kmet, and MJH, so tantalizing.

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The pick is worth a haul only because there is a guy (maybe two) widely thought to have elite potential. Passing on that guy to surround a proven below average passer with another couple skill guys is the roster construction version of this:

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Gut reaction. Who is the most elusive QB in the NFL ?

Rest my case

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The pick is worth a haul only because there is a guy (maybe two) widely thought to have elite potential. Passing on that guy to surround a proven below average passer with another couple skill guys is the roster construction version of this:

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Actually I think it would be like Neverland, with a fiat parked in the driveway

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Chicken and egg thing though because what good is MJH if a barely replacement level QB is throwing to him.

Because you have Fields' projected 2024 and 2025 salary to get the new quarterback another lineman and another offensive skill player in free agency, and maybe some money left over.

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Chicken and egg thing though because what good is MJH if a barely replacement level QB is throwing to him.

The following is the only no brainer....trading down, once or twice, to get a 2025 #1 and a 2026 #1. Probably not possible but it IS a no brainer.

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Chicken and egg thing though because what good is MJH if a barely replacement level QB is throwing to him.

The following is the only no brainer....trading down, once or twice, to get a 2025 #1 and a 2026 #1. Probably not possible but it IS a no brainer.


So you want to go into next season with a barely replacement level QB surrounded by guys whose skills he can't leverage because he doesn't know how to play QB?

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Chicken and egg thing though because what good is MJH if a barely replacement level QB is throwing to him.

The following is the only no brainer....trading down, once or twice, to get a 2025 #1 and a 2026 #1. Probably not possible but it IS a no brainer.


So you want to go into next season with a barely replacement level QB surrounded by guys whose skills he can't leverage because he doesn't know how to play QB?

Caleb taking them to the Super Bowl next season? I'm fine with building an obnoxiously good football team and then maybe a QB will show up. Worked in SF.

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Chicken and egg thing though because what good is MJH if a barely replacement level QB is throwing to him.

The following is the only no brainer....trading down, once or twice, to get a 2025 #1 and a 2026 #1. Probably not possible but it IS a no brainer.


So you want to go into next season with a barely replacement level QB surrounded by guys whose skills he can't leverage because he doesn't know how to play QB?

Caleb taking them to the Super Bowl next season? I'm fine with building an obnoxiously good football team and then maybe a QB will show up. Worked in SF.


You haven't answered the question though: what is your reasoning for going into next year with an offense built around a replacement-level QB. If you want to say you want an elite QB because Justin isn't the answer but prefer to prioritize other positions first then that's a different argument.

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Chicken and egg thing though because what good is MJH if a barely replacement level QB is throwing to him.

The following is the only no brainer....trading down, once or twice, to get a 2025 #1 and a 2026 #1. Probably not possible but it IS a no brainer.


So you want to go into next season with a barely replacement level QB surrounded by guys whose skills he can't leverage because he doesn't know how to play QB?

Caleb taking them to the Super Bowl next season? I'm fine with building an obnoxiously good football team and then maybe a QB will show up. Worked in SF.


You haven't answered the question though: what is your reasoning for going into next year with an offense built around a replacement-level QB. If you want to say you want an elite QB because Justin isn't the answer but prefer to prioritize other positions first then that's a different argument.

You don't think a downgraded #1 this year and a #1 in 2025 and 2026 is a no brainer?

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You don't think a downgraded #1 this year and a #1 in 2025 and 2026 is a no brainer?
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Well that assumes we'd get the specific haul you're talking about but generally speaking I am not optimistic about the success of a team led by someone who was outperformed by journeymen like Minshew and Dobbs. If Minshew is the starter going into next season with Moore on his right and MJH on his left, what would your expectations be? Now take those expectations for a Minshew-led team and downgrade them a level or two for a Fields-led team. Is that where you really want to be?

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Nardi wrote:
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Chicken and egg thing though because what good is MJH if a barely replacement level QB is throwing to him.

The following is the only no brainer....trading down, once or twice, to get a 2025 #1 and a 2026 #1. Probably not possible but it IS a no brainer.


So you want to go into next season with a barely replacement level QB surrounded by guys whose skills he can't leverage because he doesn't know how to play QB?

Caleb taking them to the Super Bowl next season? I'm fine with building an obnoxiously good football team and then maybe a QB will show up. Worked in SF.


You haven't answered the question though: what is your reasoning for going into next year with an offense built around a replacement-level QB. If you want to say you want an elite QB because Justin isn't the answer but prefer to prioritize other positions first then that's a different argument.

You don't think a downgraded #1 this year and a #1 in 2025 and 2026 is a no brainer?




It’s not if Williams hits. I’m really not sure why everyone is so afraid of the Bears giving up a below average QB in Fields to take another swing at a QB that could be the answer in Williams. How long do you plan on waiting and when do you realistically think they’ll be in this position again to have their choice of the next big QB coming out?


So many of you are acting like they can make this pick any year they want, that’s not how it works. That’s not how any of this works.

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There's low risk if you replace Fields with Williams and then Williams proceeds to suck. Again, we're talking about the 23rd rated passer in the league. Per ESPN, Fields is actually underperforming a replacement- level QB. To be fair to Fields, he's not massively underperforming relative to a replacement level QB, but he's either just as good as a replacement level QB or slightly worse. Either way you put it, the response if Fields were to go this off-season should be "eh", followed by a shrug. The production is replaceable.




I made essentially the same point on the last page. The Bears have already began to greatly improve this roster over the last couple years -and will still be in a great position to improve it more this year thru the draft and feee agency while also adding the best QB in the draft.


They’re literally playing with house money and people are like ‘nah, we’re good’


It makes no sense.

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