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NFL 2021 offseason thread

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I feel dirtier and dirtier being a fan of the NFL.

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    Trubisky? Just quit posting in this thread. This is the exact opposite of Trubisky. Trubisky was a bench guy who only started 1 year for UNC and wasnt even that good. Joe Burrow couldnt beat out Field

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    Not a 1st round pick? There was a better chance that I was picked in the 1st round than Fields wouldnt be. Seriously if you cant legitimately talk about the sport, dont bother getting upset and j

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Shocking news. Kyle Long is hurt. Some sort of leg injury. They hope he can return by the start of the regular season.

11 hours ago, Dick Allen said:

Shocking news. Kyle Long is hurt. Some sort of leg injury. They hope he can return by the start of the regular season.

Over/under 5 games played this year? 

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9 hours ago, ShoeLessRob said:

Over/under 5 games played this year? 

Has to be under.  I wouldn't be shocked if he retired again.

Really hope Bears sign Morgan Moses.

2 hours ago, bmags said:

Really hope Bears sign Morgan Moses.

Seems like a solid move. Can never have too many Oline man and he might end up having a couple quality years left. At very least depth if young players don’t pan out like we hope. 
 

I really like the fact that in 2-3 years time bears cap are going to be in a great spot and hopefully we are talking about Fields being a bonafie top flight qb and the team is going to have a ton of cap space plus it’s assets etc. 

Obviously they could be in a better position but I like how things are shaking out for Fields - including the young speedster Mooney, solid and complete back in Montgomery and a young te with some upside plus having some young oline prospects with upside. 

So if the Bears leave, do they try and get rid of the space ship?

4 minutes ago, Quin said:

So if the Bears leave, do they try and get rid of the space ship?

Man I really hope this happens. Build a place they can host a SB, concerts, etc. 

30 minutes ago, Quin said:

So if the Bears leave, do they try and get rid of the space ship?

Would not be fun to get there from NW IN.

42 minutes ago, Quin said:

So if the Bears leave, do they try and get rid of the space ship?

Hopefully Chicago can get a new team to compete against the Arlington Heights Bears...

I wonder what happens if Bears want to use "Chicago" and the City says no. 

Imagine a 100k seat retractable roof location where the average guy can get a ticket.

I've never had an issue getting to and from SF and I come from NWI ( @WhiteSoxFan1993) so I'd honestly hate this move, but I get the lure of a giant stadium. My only wish is if the McCaskey's don't sell that it's still outdoors. NYC has all kinds of events and they're outdoors still.

If this happens though and they win the bidding, sell the team to Bezos prior to 2033 so he can make the first $10B stadium. :)

I live right off the metra, so this would make going to a Bears game a lot easier for me.

However, something about an indoor stadium out in the burbs doesn't excite me.

1 hour ago, soxfan49 said:

I've never had an issue getting to and from SF and I come from NWI ( @WhiteSoxFan1993) so I'd honestly hate this move, but I get the lure of a giant stadium. My only wish is if the McCaskey's don't sell that it's still outdoors. NYC has all kinds of events and they're outdoors still.

If this happens though and they win the bidding, sell the team to Bezos prior to 2033 so he can make the first $10B stadium. :)

If they're going to build it, it needs to have a retractable roof so they can get a Super Bowl and Final Four, among other things.

1 hour ago, soxfan49 said:

I've never had an issue getting to and from SF and I come from NWI ( @WhiteSoxFan1993) so I'd honestly hate this move, but I get the lure of a giant stadium. My only wish is if the McCaskey's don't sell that it's still outdoors. NYC has all kinds of events and they're outdoors still.

If this happens though and they win the bidding, sell the team to Bezos prior to 2033 so he can make the first $10B stadium. :)

New York's winter weather is much more mild than Chicago's. 

2 minutes ago, knightni said:

New York's winter weather is much more mild than Chicago's. 

Again I understand from a business standpoint why it WILL have a roof. I'm just saying from a fan standpoint the cold has always been a part of the organization and I enjoy watching teams like Minnesota and Detroit come here in the cold. 

17 hours ago, Tony said:

Man I really hope this happens. Build a place they can host a SB, concerts, etc. 

I agree. I don’t understand the people that act like soldier field is “in the city”. He experience between the baseball stadiums and United center…and soldier field is vast. 
 

And honestly that’s fine. Football being 8 weekends a month make it a day event that’s not integrated into our daily lives like going to a game post work and grabbing a beer before.

But everything with soldier field is half measure. It’s in the city, but it’s not a city stadium. It’s got great park space around it, but you can’t use it for tailgating. It has a nice interior, but a hideous exterior. It’s crowdflow is also horrendous. It has picturesque views…but only if you are in a helicopter.

Just go full bore. That stadium is a fine exhibition stadium and concert venue. Horrendous football experience.

The Bears are very cheap.  They are not spending money on a new stadium anywhere and public funding for stadiums is not a thing any longer. 

Now if they are selling and a new group takes over that is possible.  

The Bears are playing where it is cheapest to play. Ted Phillips is not leading a charge to buy land and build something. Some other group may build it and give the Bears a sweet deal. 

9 hours ago, Harry Chappas said:

The Bears are very cheap.  They are not spending money on a new stadium anywhere and public funding for stadiums is not a thing any longer. 

Now if they are selling and a new group takes over that is possible.  

The Bears are playing where it is cheapest to play. Ted Phillips is not leading a charge to buy land and build something. Some other group may build it and give the Bears a sweet deal. 

I don't want to rush to defend the Bears, but they just spent over 100 million to renovate Hallas Hall in 2019. That's a lot different than the billions a new stadium would cost, but not sure I would consider them "very cheap"...

On 6/2/2021 at 4:06 PM, Big Hurtin said:

I feel dirtier and dirtier being a fan of the NFL.

This surprises you? The NFL (and NCAA football) are full of a ton of good ole boys from the south. 

On 6/19/2021 at 7:35 AM, Harry Chappas said:

The Bears are very cheap.  They are not spending money on a new stadium anywhere and public funding for stadiums is not a thing any longer. 

Now if they are selling and a new group takes over that is possible.  

The Bears are playing where it is cheapest to play. Ted Phillips is not leading a charge to buy land and build something. Some other group may build it and give the Bears a sweet deal. 

A new 80k+ seat stadium with a retractable roof undoubtedly brings at least one Super Bowl and multiple Final Fours, perhaps a college bowl game, and lots of other opportunities. If the Bears decide to go the private ownership route, there will be plenty of opportunity to get a return on their investment.

If there is enough space for a retail/dining district after you have the stadium and parking, there's another way to make money.

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2 hours ago, WhiteSoxFan1993 said:

A new 80k+ seat stadium with a retractable roof undoubtedly brings at least one Super Bowl and multiple Final Fours, perhaps a college bowl game, and lots of other opportunities. If the Bears decide to go the private ownership route, there will be plenty of opportunity to get a return on their investment.

If there is enough space for a retail/dining district after you have the stadium and parking, there's another way to make money.

If the McCaskey's are thinking really long term, this stadium is 100% the way to maximize the frachise value over time.  They can probably figure out a way to get help paying for it too.

12 hours ago, Jack Parkman said:

This surprises you? The NFL (and NCAA football) are full of a ton of good ole boys from the south. 

Sterotype much?

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