Sean Payton's Vicodin

Good fallback plan in case we don't get Deshaun

Zod just out of curiosity what was the game/moment when you realized Teddy ain't it

There are people on this board right now who still believe the "Teddy is good enough we just need to build around him" meme.

Cap management specialist

Wow I didn't realize several huddle posters got their PhDs good job everyone

Bird in the hand is worth two in the bush

The thing with drafting RBs is their careers are so short that you are basically getting them in their primes day 1. Thus resigning them to long term deals after their rookie deals is almost always a bad move (CMC, Todd Gurley etc) because they are usually on the tail end of their prime. I highly doubt CMC ever has a year like 2019 ever again... and the team still sucked!! Drafting a RB in the first round makes sense if you are a contender (like how KC drafting CHE last year was a great pick) but if your team sucks then you're basically hoping for a quick rebuild.

But yeah CMC is UNTRADEABLE thanks to Hurney's dumb ass. Even dumb teams like the Texans wouldn't bite.

Dave Gettleman thinks this

People need to move on with the idea that RB is an important position in the modern NFL. It's not. You can find productive RBs in the mid rounds these days.

AHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHHAA

He is better than Teddy but do you really want to go 7-9 instead of 5-11? IMO there's no point in bringing Mitch on in anything other than a backup position.

ok and Brees sucks ass now, like Trubisky

*Bears only team not to have a 4000 yard passer ever* *Bears historically anemic at QB* *Bears decline 5th year option for QB* Huddlers: Guys this QB is secretly good

Bullshit. Good QBs may miss wide open receivers with pressure, but does Mahommes, Watson, etc miss in the situation that I posted? This is like saying that Dwayne Jarrett isn't a bad WR because Larry Fitzgerald dropped a pass.

Trubs is an upgrade over Teddy the same way Burger King is an upgrade over McDonalds.

Daily reminder that the Bears LOST YARDAGE on this play

Top rated post on WFT's subreddit right now is whining about how bad their second round draft picks have been. Baby you haven't seen nothing yet

I would do this plus next years first and not feel bad one bit.

Their 2011 team was a monster. NFC was extremely stacked that year and its funny af that the 9-7 Giants bumbled their way to the SB.

I'm actually in disbelief that I watched Drew Brees' last game tbh

Only in November where he had a 10/7 TD/INT ratio, and maybee Sept Sept: 6/3 Oct: 12/1 Nov: 10/7 Dec: 8/0 Total: 40/12 (one reg season game in January where he went 4/1)