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PJ Walker to Da Bears….


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24 minutes ago, Hoenheim said:

They sure did get rid of all our previous QBs in a hurry lol 😆 minus Corrall 

He likely would have been out of the league in 2020 if Rhule hadn't signed him here.

Hell, he was on the verge of being released last offseason before Donald got hurt. Then Mayfield got hurt and he made the most of his opportunity.

Even with that though, the chances of him sticking around post-Rhule were always slim.

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1 hour ago, csx said:

Good for him and so much for the take he wouldn't be in the NFL if not on the Panthers.

The Bears want a certain type of backup with athletic abilities to suit their offense incase Fields gets hurt, They dont want 2 playbooks for 2 different QBs.

Its not like PJ is about to be their starter, he still sucks. 

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