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I’ll take Montgomery, Ced Benson and Mike Green
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I picked Jatet Holmes as my kicker
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Nobody took McMahon at QB?
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Bears have had a lot of shit quarterbacks. I was thinking about some of my youth (Bukich, Concannon, Douglass) and looked at their stats. They were fucking horrible.
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Ormazd wrote:Nobody took McMahon at QB?
Pagan did, but he dropped out halfway. We’re going to split up his roster later.
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Ormazd wrote:Bears have had a lot of shit quarterbacks. I was thinking about some of my youth (Bukich, Concannon, Douglass) and looked at their stats. They were fucking horrible.
No doubt about that.
Mikefive's theory: The only time you KNOW that a sports team player, coach or management member is being 100% honest is when they're NOT reciting "the company line".

Go back to leather helmets, NFL.
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Douglass was one of the first true scramblers, and had a fairly strong arm. Didn’t translate into anything career-wise, but he’s worth remembering.
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UOK wrote:Douglass was one of the first true scramblers, and had a fairly strong arm. Didn’t translate into anything career-wise, but he’s worth remembering.
Douglass was a freak. His arm was a freaking rocket that he used full go when he didn't need to. He was built like a LB and strong as an ox. But he was a vastly better runner than he was thrower. He probably should've been a TE instead of a QB.
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Mikefive wrote:
UOK wrote:Douglass was one of the first true scramblers, and had a fairly strong arm. Didn’t translate into anything career-wise, but he’s worth remembering.
Douglass was a freak. His arm was a freaking rocket that he used full go when he didn't need to. He was built like a LB and strong as an ox. But he was a vastly better runner than he was thrower. He probably should've been a TE instead of a QB.
Averaged something like 7 yards per carry. Way ahead of his time.
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Done.

TE Trey Burton is now also a FA if anyone wants him.
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Charlie Sumner could be moved from my Flex to Safety and then my Fullback Gary Famiglietti can be added back in to that space.

That completes my team and I'm very happy with it :-P
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