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Re: The Last Briggs Thread? Bears Say No Deal
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Swearinger
Join Date: Sep 2006
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Re: The Last Briggs Thread? Bears Say No Deal
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Well at the meetings in Arizona the Danny did say to the media that the Skins were looking to trade for him. Obviously he wasn't against it. Whether or not it was his idea we will probably never know. But unfortunately Danny and our FO has done plenty over the past several years for us to bash.....
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Playmaker
Join Date: Nov 2006
Location: Richmond
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Re: The Last Briggs Thread? Bears Say No Deal
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Snyder was behind the trade - this is how the whole thing got started when Briggs and Rosenthaul approached Snyder and Snyder said he would love to have briggs in a trade of first round picks. Any bashing on Snyder i feel is well advised. What postive changes has he brought about since his ownership - ticket prices not going up this year (even though they went up a ridculess amount last year)? |
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Swearinger
Join Date: Sep 2006
Location: Washington, DC
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Re: The Last Briggs Thread? Bears Say No Deal
Nobody wants the 6th pick. Including the Bears. We obviously made no secret about the fact we would prefer to trade down and acquire more picks. But thus far we have no takers. And the Bears have no need for any of the players worthy of the 6th pick, plus they don't want to pick up a rookie contract of that size. So they would want to trade the pick, and they have seen how hard that can be based on our inability to do so.
So in their eyes if they make the trade with us: 1) They get a pick they don't need or want 2) They lose a pick they could really use 3) They lose a pro-bowl player for a draft choice- proven player for potential - not good 4) They send a message to their players that hey, if you're not happy, this is how you get outta town and get paid. I don't see an upside for Chicago. I don't blame them for nixing the deal.
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Join Date: Apr 2006
Location: Newport News,Virginia
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Re: The Last Briggs Thread? Bears Say No Deal
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Thinking Briggs could come to DC and make a impact, is also, a pretty damn good educated guess. I'm sure he would do just fine. Futhermore, I or anyone at this point would just be guessing as to what the coaching staff really think of Rocky or Lemar? The thought from my view point is the need to justify bringing in a high end player, espically a Linebacker, when I think or NEEDS should be focused on the D-line. Not spending alot of cash on one player, when we can trade DOWN get more picks/players for the cash!
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The Starter
Join Date: Jan 2006
Location: Harrisburg, PA
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You did WHAT?!?
Join Date: Feb 2007
Location: In The Kitchen With Dyna.
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zing he got you there
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