A Continuous Journey: 2024 NFL Offseason Thread

If you find out which, please call Robert Kraft. Collect would be OK.

 

The one the Bears take will not be a tremendous one. #ImADickhead @QYFW @Regan MacNeil

 

History suggests you're almost certainly correct. And Justin Fields will turn into an All-Pro wherever he's traded.

 

I think Caleb Williams is very, very good. But he has an Aaron Rodgers personality, too.

 

Fields has a great personality, but he's the worst quarterback in the league in the fourth quarter. I think most Bears fans would gladly put up with an annoying personality if it came with elite ability at the position.

 

He might make a Pro Bowl as the sixth alternate, but he'll never be an All-Pro.

 

John Fourcade, bitches!!!!!

 

49ers drew the short straw, got Brandon Staley
Sources: 49ers promote for DC; Staley joins staff

 

Tyron Smith going FA and unlikely to return to Dallas.

Dallas has cap issues and significant roster holes, and an entire coaching staff on expiring deals. Going to be a weird season, and that’s not counting Jerry’s paternity lawsuit.

 

This is false. Has any Bears QB since George Blanda (and maybe even before that) ever gone onto greatness elsewhere after leaving the team?

 

No Bears QB has ever been worth potentially trading for a positive asset. Whatever decision the Bears make at QB will be the wrong one.

 

I'm most curious of Jayden Daniels. I think he has the best upside of the top three quarterbacks. He's going to measure out a little bigger than people think. All three are pretty good prospects, but I like Daniels long term to be the best.

That second-tier group is less clear. Everyone is pushing the shit out of Bo Nix, but I just don't trust him. He just never looked comfortable against faster, athletic defenses and there's no Pac-12 situation for him in the NFL to escape them.