^It's certainly possible, and makes me wonder what might have happened had the police not intervened when McDonald violated the restraining order.
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NFL Offseason 2015 - Countdown to the first arrest
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The LA Times ran a story last week in which the writer stated that is it HIGHLY unlikely that 3 teams will move to LA. The Raiders have the most tenuous financial situation so they are very likely to move. The Chargers, not so much. There's more money in San Diego so their chances of moving aren't as high.
It is difficult to see the Rams owner building a stadium in LA and the team he owns, who is from LA, NOT playing there.
Both stadium projects are completely separate and both are moving rather quickly. In other words, "something's gotta give".
Bears rookie wide receiver Kevin White, their first-round pick this year, has a stress fracture on his shin and will miss at least the first six weeks of the season, and the team is considering shutting him down for the year.
Boy, I'm glad they traded Marshall for nothing.
Boy, I'm glad they traded Marshall for nothing.
Marshall was heading towards that place he goes where he wouldn't have been much help anyway.
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Kyle Long reports to camp
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Kyle Long reports to camp
You're not wrong, but I'm just so incredibly done with the McCaskeys. The Bears have literally wasted the best years of Cutler's career, each of which has had some permutation of terrible weapons, a terrible offensive line, a terrible defense and terrible coaching, and he's still managed to put up some really good numbers, and for that he's been rewarded by the team leaking that he was available for a fourth-round pick before the draft this year.
I don't disagree about the McCaskey's. Old school thinking isn't working there. They should have honored (in theory) what George wanted and when Mugs died, should have sold.
Would the Ricketts' be allowed to own the Bears?
Would the Ricketts' be allowed to own the Bears?
Didn't ya' hear? Everything is Jay Cutler's fault. As I remember us talking about last November, it amazed me how ESPN talked about Cutler as though he was the worst QB in the NFL, and people believed it. Nevermind that Cutler had a good season statistically despite having no offensive line or consistent production from either his running game or his receivers.
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Substitute Romo for Cutler and it is almost the exact same story. Except now the o-line is solid and he has legit weapons while coming off of a career year. Now he's great and worth the money. I hate my fellow fanbase as much as the Redskins sometimes.
Erik Kramer survives apparent suicide attempt
As a Bear, Erik certainly didn't avoid contact. Another example of the hits taking their toll?
As a Bear, Erik certainly didn't avoid contact. Another example of the hits taking their toll?
Once Virginia dies I've heard the estate tax laws (or whatever) will be such that the family will probably end up selling the team. Same with the Sox and Reinsdorf I think.
Hilarious!!! (but could have done without Rex Ryan)
When the Eagles traded Matt Barkley, it looked like Tebow might stick.
Not so. Tebow has been cut.
Not so. Tebow has been cut.
Yeah, in spite words of praise, that can't look good if they cut you without finding a third QB as a replacement. I figured he'd at least stay on in that role for the time being.
Since the 53 man rosters are set, let's me on to a regular season thread.
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