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  1. If it's a CP issue then I'll speak from a 2nd hand story I'm familiar with. But certainly this is not from a trained legal view. The short answer is that there's zero chance he was tipped off.. And he was then granted his leave not from his own free recognizance, but from custody of agents. I don't think anyone has claimed that AW has been seen by anyone at HH since the initial report last week. The other possible explanation is it's not him, but someone in his home, but maybe he's not totally clears at this point.
  2. Oh there's defintiely some angry Twitter idiots who thing the beat writers are sitting on the story.
  3. People really be thinking that the solution to CP (if that is it) is to go rogue and blast it to the world rather than let Law Enforcement do their job.
  4. Guys, it takes like 2 seconds to click through a tweet and look for obvious red flags in the user profile.
  5. Yea the Bagent stuff is dumb. Maybe there's a 5% he'll make it as a long term NFLer, with a 10% of that 5% chance it's as a starter. But I'm very confident the only way that has a chance of hitting that high end is spending the entirety of 2023 as emergency QB only. Maybe by 2024 he can have a serious look as the #2, but he's a rookie from a D2 school. Everything is just about him watching and learning right now and getting reps in practice.
  6. I mean they probably don't need to worry about Bagent on waivers, but given Peterman is a vested vet, they definitely don't. So might as well take the cautious route. So Peterman will be the sacrificial roster shuffle guy (until after the trade deadline - then everyone is subject to waivers)
  7. Nope, Peterman is back on the whole ass active roster. Not a PS shuffling thing. Does not appear to have anything to do with Bagent other than you don't want to expose him to waivers. Theres probably a procedural reason for the move, but I can't figure out what. As far as I can see they stayed 53 man nuetral even without cutting him. But maybe there's a weird timing thing with the IR designation for Jones.
  8. Based on how the Bears have handled it, the only way all this isn't something very bad for Williams is that the rumors are involved with someone very close to him, perhaps someone in his home. IF that were the case it's possible the Bears are just treading extremely carefully but can't say anything even remotely specific on the matter, and perhaps to the point they can't be certain he isn't involved. But that's purely speculation. It could be the Bears also are just continuing on their often strange media decisions. But this feels different to me.
  9. On the Peterman front, I think he'll be back as the number 2. May be some procedural reason they dumped him.
  10. Our very own Sulley is being QTd by the Stoolie idiot Big Cat who's basically demanding a full on press conference lol
  11. At least from the very top, I'm gonna assume, yea, not possibly that dumb. What dumb sports guys (Poles, Flus) might do for a cover up... Way more likely. We've seen that story play out before - here recently in Chicago. But if it really is CP (not confirmed at this point), hopefully that's an obvious enough "turn him in don't cover it up" scenario
  12. Uh this doesn't sound great?
  13. I think people overrate the side change a lot, but given all the facts here I would leave him at RT. Borom should have been getting reps on both sides already as the primary backup. The "blind side" is overrated. Just go with the least movement.
  14. I would maybe wait on a status update on Alan Williams. On the off chance that the D just needed Flus scheming it to be non-terrible, maybe that 12.5 line isn't enough payoff (but try and do an alternate line at like 9.5 with a related parlay)
  15. I bet really small amount just for fun, but had a good week last week, making like $20 off $5 worth of bets. I may just plow all those winnings into it because yolo. Worst case I'm still at where I was a week ago.
  16. In all in honestly if Prime were the only hope to get Caleb to enter the draft and play for Bears then it doesn't matter, they're fucked.
  17. Unfortunately it's still a big uphill battle to even get the #1. So prime is gonna convince Caleb to play for Bears. Who's gonna convince Prime to coach for Bears lol But yea, if they get #1 again all on their own, all bets are off, but 2 games in and it's all very premature IMO.
  18. You're right, probably slightly more likely that the QB is acquired from a spot outside the top 5.
  19. I'm one of Poles earliest haters in some ways, once I realized what the 2022 plan was. Maybe I've just had more time to be comfortable with my legitimate gripes on him now, but I find it hilarious the hard turn from the fanbase over two games. Probably all the bad things are a direct risk of the long term approach they took, so duh. But also any of the benefits of said approach haven't even had time to reap the possible dividends of it.
  20. It doesn't have to be towards any specific 2024 plan. Picking a QB at 1 because that's what youre supposed to do when you have the #1 pick is pointless. If he didn't like those prospects you wait until your time. There's about an equal chance of forcing your way into a spot to get a QB than needing a top 5 pick or whatever. The key is that it has to be the right QB and not letting circumstance aimlessly dictate when you make that big investment.
  21. I don't think 2023 had to be so clear cut. If he just didn't believe in any of the QB prospects, at least he put a real effort into the O (though I'd have liked another OL signing). But it wasn't a true waste like 2022 was. "I like Fields at 2 year cheap better than these prospects at a big 4 year guaranteed deal, but either way I'm going to get some weapons and add a OL early" is an acceptable approach to the O to me.
  22. Yea, I think that line of thinking was more likely in 2022. Fields did enough to force his hand into putting legit effort into his support for 2023, but the distinct possibility remains that 2022 broke/stunted him in some way along the way.
  23. I don't think Jenkins is unbiased in some of his points, and he harps on some of the footwork stuff in a very narrow/obsessive way (he makes it sound new, but he was talking about the same thing last year so it's no longer brand new), but always a decent listen (and alternative to 90 minutes of JT doom porn)
  24. And even a lot of their second rounders have or probably will not get second contracts. Due in no small part to the FO changeover (Daniels let walk and even in Tev gets healthy I think Poles will let him walk). JJ may walk too. Their one long term top 75 draft pick in like 6 years may end up being a average Y-TE.
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