No way that Bulls get fair value back for LaVine at this point. Only chance is they trade him for a draft pick (unprotected) and get luck with the ping pong balls, aka Derick Rose. Longshot at best. Again, Bulls should rename the UC "No man's Land"
Most important 7 games for the Bears since mid 80's. Also time to end the Cody Whitehair era in Chicago.
Things have gotten even worse since Nov. 17, I'm afraid. You are correct that the Bulls will not get fair value for LaVine. They could have gotten it over the offseason, or during last year's trade deadline. Instead, they followed their delusions into the place where they're at now. The funny thing is, though, they may be inching out of no man's land. They're that bad, just not on purpose.
Hope you had a fantastic Thanksgiving! And thanks for reading.
Best case scenario. Fields looked incredible. Athleticism, deep ball, accuracy, arm strength, decision-making, everything. Need that to continue for the rest of the year and the future will be bright.
I have high hopes for the Bears progressing with Fields back at the helm. Hopefully he was watching Bagent's ability to handle the pocket and get rid of the ball but at the same time I think the line is coming together and improving. It is going to be really interesting to watch. I want Fields to succeed and I don't want to sit through another grooming of a new wonder QB. I really want Fields to work out and we trade that pick for the mother load.
Literally take a blow torch to the whole organization. You can't leave Donovan blameless for this mess too. I love Caruso but he would be an idiot to re-up with the Bulls unless he just loves Chicago.
No way that Bulls get fair value back for LaVine at this point. Only chance is they trade him for a draft pick (unprotected) and get luck with the ping pong balls, aka Derick Rose. Longshot at best. Again, Bulls should rename the UC "No man's Land"
Most important 7 games for the Bears since mid 80's. Also time to end the Cody Whitehair era in Chicago.
ANOTHER great article, Happy Thanksgiving !
Things have gotten even worse since Nov. 17, I'm afraid. You are correct that the Bulls will not get fair value for LaVine. They could have gotten it over the offseason, or during last year's trade deadline. Instead, they followed their delusions into the place where they're at now. The funny thing is, though, they may be inching out of no man's land. They're that bad, just not on purpose.
Hope you had a fantastic Thanksgiving! And thanks for reading.
Best case scenario. Fields looked incredible. Athleticism, deep ball, accuracy, arm strength, decision-making, everything. Need that to continue for the rest of the year and the future will be bright.
Completely agree. Now this week, on the other hand... See you Friday.
I have high hopes for the Bears progressing with Fields back at the helm. Hopefully he was watching Bagent's ability to handle the pocket and get rid of the ball but at the same time I think the line is coming together and improving. It is going to be really interesting to watch. I want Fields to succeed and I don't want to sit through another grooming of a new wonder QB. I really want Fields to work out and we trade that pick for the mother load.
Literally take a blow torch to the whole organization. You can't leave Donovan blameless for this mess too. I love Caruso but he would be an idiot to re-up with the Bulls unless he just loves Chicago.
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