Comments on: 2013 Chicago Bears Free Agency

By: Bob DeVore

Bob DeVore — Mon, 29 Apr 2013 14:55:56 +0000

Please pick up Tim Tebow can be the X factor in many ways and ask him change position either RB , TE , etc NFL many teams knows what Tebow can do , but they are afraid to try . A great example of a great play is the football is placed on the 1 yard line, 4th down and inches to go he is the number two RB sweeps to the right QB pitches Tebow the ball. He either runs as an option or throws to the open man for the TD . There are hundreds of possibilities at the Bear’s table of life. as an added bonus fewer concussions for Cutler. Also( place Tebow as the holder for the kicker would make the opponents sweat a bit more.)

By: Bob DeVore

Bob DeVore — Sun, 17 Mar 2013 22:04:22 +0000

Since Jennings is sign to the Vikings. I believe there are several golden nuggets out there in the free agency world such as.

1. WR big mike Williams 6″ 5″ age 29 with the right incentives ( one year contact) can be a steal and a target down the middle of the field/end zone.

2. WR Brandon Lloyd 6″ age 31 similar to West Welker same incentive as Big Mike could move the chains and get first downs.

3. TE Leonard Pope 6″ 8″ Age 29 tall football player with the right role model Pope could improve greatly. Just image J Cutler throwing to the corner of the end zone to a 6″ 8″ TE . One year contract with a package of productive incentives.

Did our Head Coach said to us (in my own words) we are going to get biggest WR/TE excluding Brandon Lloyd. to help our QB?

By: Roy Taylor

Roy Taylor — Fri, 15 Mar 2013 13:01:01 +0000

Hey Bob-I’m sure the Bears would love to have Jennings on an affordable deal. But he still thinks he’s going to get big money, and with the splashes the Bears made, they’re not flush in cap space.

By: Bob DeVore

Bob DeVore — Thu, 14 Mar 2013 20:31:52 +0000

I am very Happy as a Chicago Bears fan this organization hired a new coach Marc Trestman who want to see this team become great again in not only reaching the super bowl , but win is also and build on that platform for years to come. I was told through other bears fans our new head coach wants to run a two back offensive, build a better offensive front line and get the biggest, fastest TE’s and WR’s possible. I believe this is the right direction to take in focusing on what is best for our team. Now we are in the mist of free agency and to be honest I do not have all in information pertaining to current free agents. Why isn’t the Chicago bear pursuing wide receiver Greg Jennings? Having three quality receivers and a good tight end is going to put all lot of pressure on other teams defensive systems. This opportunity is humongous. We have even stretch the surface on the running backs opportunity to run wild in defensive back field. Again what is wrong in trying to Greg Jennings in the bear offensive system?

By: jdm

jdm — Sat, 23 Feb 2013 14:42:25 +0000

If we haven’t learned yet, throwing money at free agents doesn’t work in the NFL. You can also had Phily and the so called “Dream Team”. Look how well that turned out. The Packers have signed two major free agents in 20 years. The only reason why they even signed Woodsen is because they had so much cap space that they had to use some of it. NE does sign some FAs, but they normally flop. The best teams draft their core players and use FA to sign complementary players or fill short term holes.

And yes, Bryan Cox is my all time least favorite Bears player. There is a reason why he left Miami. Jimmy Johnson would’ve cut his ass.

By: bill

bill — Fri, 22 Feb 2013 20:21:57 +0000

Rick Mirer. What were they thinking? It took us five years just to get over that one.

By: Steve

Steve — Fri, 22 Feb 2013 05:37:05 +0000

I remember all those moves from the 90′s….terrible.