Well because he's a football player? That's his job. When accountants get a domestic assault charge and get fired they most likely go to another accounting firm and get a job. If you want to play professional football in the United States, well the NFL is where you go.

You have convictions on your record when you apply for a job and they do a background check, most of the time you don't get the job.

 

Of course he has no convictions, but if he was an accountant and he was fired, and it was out in public as this is, chances are he would have a hard time finding employment.

Edited March 25, 201511 yr by Dick Allen

Guys, remember, the Bears don't need to restructure his contract, they have the right to convert money to a bonus at any time if they choose to do so. They already did so they could sign Allen before Cutler even played a game under that contract.

 

I am just repeating what i heard and read from rapaport, this isnt anything I am wishing for. The converted bonus money also guarantees later years, so mayb they want to avoid that

You have convictions on your record when you apply for a job and they do a background check, most of the time you don't get the job.

 

Of course he has no convictions, but if he was an accountant and he was fired, and it was out in public as this is, chances are he would have a hard time finding employment.

 

 

Unless he's really good at saving people money.

You have convictions on your record when you apply for a job and they do a background check, most of the time you don't get the job.

 

Of course he has no convictions, but if he was an accountant and he was fired, and it was out in public as this is, chances are he would have a hard time finding employment.

 

 

And thanks for the crash course in what happens when applying for a job. I was wondering about that.

Unless he's really good at saving people money.

If any of the women involved were friends or relatives of yours, chances are you wouldn't think the Bears should pay him what they will be paying him to play football.

 

One of the problems with this sort of crime is they turn the tables and make the victim the problem. It is pretty text book. They don't want to testify, or they will take a little cash to make it all go away. Maybe he is innocent, but the 49ers should have a lot of information and they just cut him during the season. The bruises on the neck I have a big problem with.

Edited March 25, 201511 yr by Dick Allen

If any of the women involved were friends or relatives of yours, chances are you wouldn't think the Bears should pay him what they will be paying him to play football.

 

One of the problems with this sort of crime is they turn the tables and make the victim the problem. It is pretty text book. They don't want to testify, or they will take a little cash to make it all go away. Maybe he is innocent, but the 49ers should have a lot of information and they just cut him during the season. The bruises on the neck I have a big problem with.

And yet the 49ers DC who had that information just grabbed him back right?

I bet Pace is probably already regretting the signing of McDonald.

 

Honeymoon is over and welcome to the big city of Chicago with a passionate fan base and critical media, sir.

The more I think about the draft and our needs the more I think our first two picks will be DB and WR, not necessarily in that order.

The more I think about the draft and our needs the more I think our first two picks will be DB and WR, not necessarily in that order.

 

 

OT would not surprise me either. Could get a starter at 39.

I think I will have my dad call George McCaskey and tell him what I great guy I am, I haven't ever even been accused of beating or raping a woman. I will work for the minimum. I will even pay for my own gas to meet in Halas Hall.

You suck at football though...

You suck at football though...

Yes, but that is because I haven't been properly coached.

OT would not surprise me either. Could get a starter at 39.

 

After reading this tweet I'd have to agree....

 

LorinCox ‏@CoxSports1

 

Only Jordan Mills and Matt Kalil have allowed more sacks, QB hits, and QB pressures combined than Jermon Bushrod over the last two seasons

 

 

So as far as pressure goes, if you wanna buy into that tweet, the Bears have 2 of the 3 worst OTs in football.

 

 

WR depth is really deep this draft, and with AJ, Royal, Bennett, and Forte I'd prefer they'd wait a bit on a WR. I'm also not ready to give up on Wilson either. Maybe just grab one in the 4th to compete with him.

 

I like the idea of schirff.

I like the idea of schirff.

 

I've seen a lot of draft sites and people say he might be a guard at the next level.

 

I'm also assuming you are talking about Brandon Scherff.

Edited March 26, 201511 yr by GoSox05

What's in a name, GoSox?

 

Also would allow Long to move over.

I like the idea of schirff.

 

He's interesting, because I hear more talk about him as a RT or a guard than a LT. From the looks of it, I don't see why he can't play LT, but it's just kinda odd seeing these guys projecting him as a RT/G.

 

I really wonder if they might try Long at LT. I don't know what to think about moving a 2x pro bowl guard off the spot he's dominated though.

Edited March 26, 201511 yr by scs787

Yes, but that is because I haven't been properly coached.

He's interesting, because I hear more talk about him as a RT or a guard than a LT. From the looks of it, I don't see why he can't play LT, but it's just kinda odd seeing these guys projecting him as a RT/G.

 

Considering everything happening this year I don't see why they don't try Long at LT.

 

edit: I wrote this before your edit.

Edited March 26, 201511 yr by bmags

This seems to be a good year for OT.

 

A lot like with cornerbacks, maybe not a top of the first round guy, but really good depth at the position.

A lot of the OTs are being billed as RTs though from what I've read. Andrus Peat sounds like the best bet at LT, then there's TJ Clemmings who looks like more of a project than a plug and play LT.

 

It def seems like the Bears best bet would be to move Long outside and grabbing a guard in the 2-4 round.

The New Era cap the Jacksonville draft picks will wear when they get on stage at the draft features the skyline.................of Miami.

Vikings signed a 6-9, 351 pound tackle from Poland

Vikings signed a 6-9, 351 pound tackle from Poland

The article's spot on. Even if it doesn't translate to the NFL it's still hilarious to watch him push around people literally half his size.

He's interesting, because I hear more talk about him as a RT or a guard than a LT. From the looks of it, I don't see why he can't play LT, but it's just kinda odd seeing these guys projecting him as a RT/G.

 

I really wonder if they might try Long at LT. I don't know what to think about moving a 2x pro bowl guard off the spot he's dominated though.

Kiper thinks he can be an All Pro G as a rookie. He's a huge man. He might basically be the next coming of Long, at least as a guard. Not as athletic, but it wouldn't be the worst pick, although I do think they should go after someone who can sack the QB.

Kiper thinks a lot of things. Many of them are way off base