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Caleb Hanie


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Hanie played well under pressure, and though he made costly mistakes, he is a rookie and he was forced into a situation where he HAD to force the ball.

He may garner some offers, but I would be surprised if the Bears let him walk. They need a quarterback as a backup if nothing else, and Collins is clearly done.

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Hanie played well under pressure, and though he made costly mistakes, he is a rookie and he was forced into a situation where he HAD to force the ball.

He may garner some offers, but I would be surprised if the Bears let him walk. They need a quarterback as a backup if nothing else, and Collins is clearly done.

Hanie is in his third year. He was signed to a three year contract as a UDFA in 2008. In limited relief duty, he's done well enough that some fans like him better than Cutler. He's got good intangibles, throws a good long ball, and has come along well.

Sound familiar?

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I wondered how long it would take some moron to suggest we get a 3rd stringer from another team

And what "string" do you think Clausen would be on that same team?

Once again, at least he moved the damn ball, which Cutler couldn't do against the same defense, and he's supposed to be a franchise QB.

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Hanie is in his third year. He was signed to a three year contract as a UDFA in 2008. In limited relief duty, he's done well enough that some fans like him better than Cutler. He's got good intangibles, throws a good long ball, and has come along well.

Sound familiar?

Sounds like someone the Bears aren't going to let walk.

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Sounds like someone the Bears aren't going to let walk.

Then again, after giving up so much for Cutler, how much can they afford to pay this kid? Also, if Hanie is a FA, then I guarantee you he will be looking for a chance to start somewhere...or at least a chance to compete for a starting job.

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Is a guy like Billy Volek really any more reliable than Hanie would be though?

If you're looking for a guy who can offer some playing tips to Clausen and/or Pike, do you want a guy in his 4th year or a guy in his 12th?

Throw in the "who you know" factor (Chudzinski) and I'd say Volek has a better shot being here next season.

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