Rusty Trombagent wrote: ↑Tue Feb 20, 2024 1:52 pm

wulfy wrote: ↑Tue Feb 20, 2024 1:51 pm Tory Taylor was one of the few weapons for Iowa.

I'm worried there's not enough tread left on those tires

His workload should drop off big time, don't you agree?

I really thought this would be a fun exercise for people to let their meatball side out....but apparently not. Dang. I didn't mean to step on your meatballs, Whiskey. Maybe I can do better: Bears beat Packers twice and win me two bottles of Black Grouse, an eighth of Durban Poison, and a box of 30-...

I am as meatball as anyone but losing to the Cowboys in the playoffs is not the foundation for anything worthy. Sorry. That's what ya got for my overreaction thread?? Nice. I'm glad you have an opinion. Okay my overreaction expectation would be for the offense to average 30 or more per game, to bea...

That's right! It's time for the Post NFL Draft Meatball Fan Overreaction thread. Many NFL pundits gave the Bears an A on their draft this year, and how could they not. Ryan Poles knocked it out of the park. If we count Keenan Allen as part of the draft class, then it truly was franchise altering. W...

I might as well get used to the idea. It seems inevitable with the way Poles has turned the ship around.

I am so glad Poles was an OL.

Hold the line, George!

They can sentence the Bears to the Hard Knox show when hell freezes over.

I hope George tells the NFL to piss off.

Thanks a million to Ryan Poles.

Funny how you didn’t say this to the person I was responding to who made specific reference to…Justin Fields and how he compares to….Caleb Williams. Odd that you missed that. quote="o-pus #40 in B major" post_id=380570 time=1713637767 user_id=1339] Agreed - teams generally don’t settle fo...

Agreed - teams generally don’t settle for the QB they don’t have ranked as the #1 prospect in order to load up on picks. As for Fields’ physical prowess, it led to…nothing. His amazing athleticism and power was more than balanced by his remarkable lack of productivity as a passer. Why can't you sto...

HisRoyalSweetness wrote: ↑Tue Apr 16, 2024 6:22 pm

o-pus #40 in B major wrote: ↑Tue Apr 16, 2024 9:58 am Loser has to write a poem about how good Ryan Poles is.

There is a GM named Poles
Who has a clear set of goals
He’s rebuilt his team
So Bears’ fans can dream
Of winning some more Super Bowls

What a talent. Thanks a million, HRS.

It sounds like Ryan Poles understands how important the lines are and some of us here do not. The arguments for taking a WR for the Bears second pick do not hold water. If he doesn't trade down, I foresee a QB, two linemen and then perhaps a WR. I bet you, Bearfacts, that Poles takes two linemen be...

It sounds like Ryan Poles understands how important the lines are and some of us here do not. The arguments for taking a WR for the Bears second pick do not hold water. If he doesn't trade down, I foresee a QB, two linemen and then perhaps a WR. I bet you, Bearfacts, that Poles takes two linemen bef...

TMP is right.

What in the heck are we talking about Fields in this Caleb Williams thread for - it just pisses people off all over again.

Be a good sport Art - just leave it alone.

I think the best way to mitigate a traumatized fanbase is to wreak havoc on the opponents.

That said, a top 5 defense would go a long way towards gratification - if not fulfillment - at least for me.

What a piece of shit.

Well, if we're gonna debate all things Fields for the next eon, I call dibs on the "anticipation" thing.

Can't get Carly Simon off my mind.

As far as trading JF - it could have been done either way. I'm glad he's got a fair chance to succeed with the Steelers. It's a clean break with no residual complications. Trading Justin reinforces a strong message of confidence in Caleb. Right now, the Bears are expressing 100% confidence in CW and...

“A thousand fires were burning there on the plain and beside each fire sat fifty fighting men poised in the leaping blaze, and champing oats and glistening barley, stationed by their chariots, stallions waited for Dawn to mount her glowing throne.” ― Homer, The Iliad, translated by Robert Fagles Daw...

I wouldn't read too much into the 3 teams thing.

It might be a smokescreen.

Shadow wrote: ↑Thu Apr 04, 2024 9:50 am

o-pus #40 in B major wrote: ↑Mon Apr 01, 2024 9:09 pm I was a Blazer fan at the time so..

So you stayed with Clyde Drexler, right?

I suppose so.

I had a recurring insurance bill at 666.

When I asked them to just move it up a buck it went up to around 685.

Fact.

I was a Blazer fan at the time so..

I think, at some point, you have to come to the understanding/realization that yes this is the player we have been looking for.

This guy is the right guy in the right place at the right time - Caleb Williams.

Freaking unreal - never thought I would say that.

This is very well-done, thanks Yogi.

Poles has brought in three legit new targets for CW already this offseason.

He's got two elite WRs, two pass-catching TEs and two RB's with good hands.

Trade down or not, I expect the second blue chip after Caleb will be either OL or DL.

What a drama spoiler that would be.

Marketing has its way too damn much in our world.

https://thefalconswire.usatoday.com/gal ... t-atlanta/

Link to every tight end drafted in the first round since 2000.

Not exactly an abysmal hit rate, at least a few notables in the list.