Montgomery to Rams?

DM needs new scenery. They should have extended him last Spring, and now he just needs to move on to somewhere else.
 
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Ok, well, Fields has just as many passing Tds as Stafford with less interceptions. Stafford lead the league in interceptions also last year. How do you explain those numbers?

I'll give you Cooper Kupp is alot better than any receiver in the Bears, but Mooney is better than Allen Robinson.
you can’t compare Mooney to Arob. Mooney is the top bears wr threat (maybe better described as the bears only wr threat). Arob is literally the rams forth best… that’s an apples to oranges comparison. Higbee is head and shoulders above any TE the bears can march out on the field.

Let’s put it this way. If you’re the Vikings d coordinator and week one you play the bears and week two you play the rams. How do you approach scheming for each game? For the bears, you load the box. You play man on Mooney with a safety over the top and you spy fields. That’s not a tough scheme.

As it stands with the rams, you triple team kupp, you have a LB on higbee and you play Arob man and have a safety over the top (49ers did this all last game) and you live with what the rest of the get.

If you put Montgomery on the rams, all of the sudden they have another weapon where they can attack a defense. Does your LB crew focus on David or stay on higbees hip? Do you stack the box to stop David knowing that kupp can destroy you? What do you do?
 
Yeah, Claypool is basically interchangeable with all of their other receivers not names Darnell Mooney.
I don't agree. I think its an upgrade to see if the QB1 can throw.

I'm not too excited about DM going anywhere that helps him much. Not even sure where itd be now that he's viewed as second best in Chitown. Plus he's on my team and its not helping. :D
 
DM needs new scenery. They should have extended him last Spring, and now he just needs to move on to somewhere else.

Good thing is he will surely be on another team next year one way or another. Bears won’t resign him in the middle of a rebuild.

DM should find a better spot for him pretty easily, I think some contender would appreciate his combination of running and pass blocking.
 
Yeah, Claypool is basically interchangeable with all of their other receivers not names Darnell Mooney.
Hes probably a little better than guys like Pettis and Pringle, but they essentially traded Roquan for him straight up as i saw they gave up the exact same pick they just got from Baltimote.

Completely clueless front office.
 
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You can’t get Bears fan opinions on Bears offense. They are too close to it to realize how bad the offense has been for nearly 4 decades. When I lived there from ‘02-‘15 I grew to really detest Bears fans. They truly always think they have the talent to be good on offense when they are nowhere near having it, and even if they have the best defense in NFL they’ll blame the defense for losses.

Forte succeeded in spite of that offense, not because they were doing great things. It was elite special teams, elite D and Forte…along with the worst offensive talent and coaching in the NFL.

To paraphrase my FIL from our conversation this morning. He is a life long Chicago resident and Bears fan. "Nothing will change in Chicago until Virginia McCaskey dies and the franchise is sold."
 
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To paraphrase my FIL from our conversation this morning. He is a life long Chicago resident and Bears fan. "Nothing will change in Chicago until Virginia McCaskey dies and the franchise is sold."

I would hear the talk every august and just be flabbergasted that everybody expected to be good for reasons I could not decipher. It's unavoidable and the SNL skit has a bit of truth in there. It's like living in Lincoln and trying to not follow Nebraska football. I wasn't a fan but I got to know it all much better than I cared to.
 
Seeing noise he’s going to Ravens but we should know for sure pretty soon

Never mind, now says they think Steelers with David plus a Ravens pick for Najee
 
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Appears David is staying in Chicago for the rest of the season.

Will be a free agent this off-season.
 
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As a bears fan I was hoping he'd get a shot on a team with a pulse maybe even one with an offensive line. I can't imagine his stock being too high as a FA, but maybe the bears have plans to re-sign him with all of their cap space next year. Get that 2nd contract!
 
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As a bears fan I was hoping he'd get a shot on a team with a pulse maybe even one with an offensive line. I can't imagine his stock being too high as a FA, but maybe the bears have plans to re-sign him with all of their cap space next year. Get that 2nd contract!
I think if the price is right the Bears may re-sign him. I think they like him but it would have to be at the right price for them. Not sure if David will get that so-called "big" offer from another team so a return to the Bears is a possibility.
 
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Dramatically changing their cost of living is a factor that athletes consider all the time.
Yeah, but I'm not sure it's relevant to an NFL trade discussion. It was funny that the poster listed two personal financial factors in the value of the potential trade for Montgomery. Like, who cares if the taxes and housing are high in California? The cherry on top is that he would be coming from Chicago, not exactly the cheapest place to live.

It's a factor when trying to lure a free agent, not when discussing the potential trade of a player whom none (maybe a couple) of us know personally.
 
I think if the price is right the Bears may re-sign him. I think they like him but it would have to be at the right price for them. Not sure if David will get that so-called "big" offer from another team so a return to the Bears is a possibility.
There's some backs that have made decent careers as journeymen/backups. Is the thing that keeps that happening for some pride/contract negotiation?
 
Bears talk is just the worst. Add in the Rams and we have ourselves the shiftiest thread currently running on CF.
 
I think if the price is right the Bears may re-sign him. I think they like him but it would have to be at the right price for them. Not sure if David will get that so-called "big" offer from another team so a return to the Bears is a possibility.

If they didn’t trade him it means 1) the Bears weren’t going to fire sale him and will offer him a second contract or 2) there was no market for him. Seems #1 is most likely because if you don’t plan on resigning, why not get something for him.
 
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