Cody Whitehair is now also a Pro Bowler
Posted: Tue Jan 22, 2019 10:48 am
Lots of people dropping out, so the Pro Bowl substitutes keep pouring in.
Over 10 Years of Bearing Down
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Otis Day wrote:Nothing against Cody, but this is why the game is bigger joke than before, multiple peeps begging out of it.
I think I it's as simple as with the money and non-guaranteed contracts that it's just not worth the injury risk for a lot of players. There was a time when $20k+ and a trip to Hawaii was worth it but not anymore.Otis Day wrote:Nothing against Cody, but this is why the game is bigger joke than before, multiple peeps begging out of it.
They should do away with the game, and list players in title only.Otis Day wrote:Nothing against Cody, but this is why the game is bigger joke than before, multiple peeps begging out of it.
Agreed. It’s pointless. Have some fun skills competitions, even have the players down for events where they interact with fans or something if you must have an event. But the game is pointless.Bears Whiskey Nut wrote:They should do away with the game, and list players in title only.Otis Day wrote:Nothing against Cody, but this is why the game is bigger joke than before, multiple peeps begging out of it.
You think so? Once Daniels got a couple of games under his belt he looked good for a rookie.Bears Whiskey Nut wrote:Cody should not have been a substitute. He's put together a couple of really good years at C. Too bad he'll be moving to LG next year.
I don't think Whitehair is going anywhere, neither is Daniels.Bearfacts wrote:You think so? Once Daniels got a couple of games under his belt he looked good for a rookie.Bears Whiskey Nut wrote:Cody should not have been a substitute. He's put together a couple of really good years at C. Too bad he'll be moving to LG next year.
http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap300000 ... rk-thrived" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;CHICAGO BEARS: Cody Whitehair, center. Whitehair doesn't get the credit he deserves as the center on a Chicago line that is one of the more cohesive groups in football. Whitehair ranked 10th among centers in 2018, per Pro Football Focus, and was the leader of a group that tied for eighth in the NFL in sacks allowed with just 33. With Whitehair snapping the ball to him, Mitch Trubisky (and the Bears' offense) should continue to improve in the years to come.