Given the situation. Someone would essentially have to force DG to negotiate the trade of a player in return for draft picks that will be for the next GM to use.
Just another typical bashing from media that never likes the NYG
Given the situation. Someone would essentially have to force DG to negotiate the trade of a player in return for draft picks that will be for the next GM to use.
OTOH, he did trade down in the first round last draft to obtain the 2022 Bears' first pick.
RE: RE: A deadline deal would be extremely unlikely
Given the situation. Someone would essentially have to force DG to negotiate the trade of a player in return for draft picks that will be for the next GM to use.
OTOH, he did trade down in the first round last draft to obtain the 2022 Bears' first pick.
Yes, but there actually were expectations coming into the season. Here today, we are sitting at 1-5 and in last place with more of our top players on the sideline than on the field. No way DG is investing in the future at this point. Not willingly, at least.
RE: Just another typical bashing from media that never likes the NYG
Yes, but there actually were expectations coming into the season. Here today, we are sitting at 1-5 and in last place with more of our top players on the sideline than on the field. No way DG is investing in the future at this point. Not willingly, at least.
But those expectations were symptomatic of the larger problem, that this franchise has no ability or willingness to look at itself objectively.
Why were there expectations? Because we were playing for a division title on the last day of the season. Yet, that division was one of the worst in NFL history, and even then, the 6-win season was a mirage. One signature win, with the other 5 against teams with a combined 28-50-2 record, ALL with backup QB's.
That is a team unable or unwilling to do even the most rudimentary scouting of itself. A good organization would recognize that it still had a ways to go, and wouldn't have committed so much money to FA, ESPECIALLY when that involved moving more cap money into future years.
So how does that impact trade deadline deals. Is Mara making that final call?
OTOH, he did trade down in the first round last draft to obtain the 2022 Bears' first pick.
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Given the situation. Someone would essentially have to force DG to negotiate the trade of a player in return for draft picks that will be for the next GM to use.
OTOH, he did trade down in the first round last draft to obtain the 2022 Bears' first pick.
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Yes, but there actually were expectations coming into the season. Here today, we are sitting at 1-5 and in last place with more of our top players on the sideline than on the field. No way DG is investing in the future at this point. Not willingly, at least.
But those expectations were symptomatic of the larger problem, that this franchise has no ability or willingness to look at itself objectively.
Why were there expectations? Because we were playing for a division title on the last day of the season. Yet, that division was one of the worst in NFL history, and even then, the 6-win season was a mirage. One signature win, with the other 5 against teams with a combined 28-50-2 record, ALL with backup QB's.
That is a team unable or unwilling to do even the most rudimentary scouting of itself. A good organization would recognize that it still had a ways to go, and wouldn't have committed so much money to FA, ESPECIALLY when that involved moving more cap money into future years.