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9 hours ago, Rogerthat said:

I can see pace being super high on josh Jackson and you pocket that 14 million and sign laundry 

Idc how high he is on Jackson.  You need 2 good cbs in the nfl and at some point you have to start signing the guys you have here.  Fuller is probably the best cb on the market this year and they have control right now.  They would be foolish to not tag him

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7 minutes ago, Superman(DH23) said:

Idc how high he is on Jackson.  You need 2 good cbs in the nfl and at some point you have to start signing the guys you have here.  Fuller is probably the best cb on the market this year and they have control right now.  They would be foolish to not tag him

If this is another alshon Jeffery deal where the guy just doesn’t want to be here than let him walk. 

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Pace has an obligation to tag Fuller if a deal can’t be reached. There are exceptions, however.

1. They’re locked into taking a corner with #8. This is risky and I don’t think any responsible team is locked into a position at this point.

2. There are serious doubts about his ability, a belief that last season was an anomaly, his lack of takeaways is a deal-breaker, or if he’s not meshing with his teammates and the team philosophy well. Letting him walk for those reasons probably aren’t ones we’d ever find out about.

3. It’s a good-faith move. This is what I believe happened with Alshon last year. This is also the way Ozzie Newsome has said he handles the situations. “Test the market, come back to us with the best offer, we’ll counter, and if it doesn’t work out, best wishes.

Again, if those three points are all untrue, he has to get the tag.

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2 hours ago, Rogerthat said:

If this is another alshon Jeffery deal where the guy just doesn’t want to be here than let him walk. 

They should have tagged Jeffery too.  Again Lance Briggs famously said he would never play another down for the Bears.  And then he did.  Players use those types of statements all the time as negotiating ploys. If you have the rights to a good player you keep them or you get something for them.  

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11 hours ago, Superman(DH23) said:

They should have tagged Jeffery too.  Again Lance Briggs famously said he would never play another down for the Bears.  And then he did.  Players They use those types of statements all the time as negotiating ploys. If you have the rights to a good player you keep them or you get something for them.  

 

Agreed. The players want paid and the agents tell them what to say. Their comments are one of the few tools they have at their disposal before they are true free agents, Briggs used his tool and got paid (regardless if that helped or not IDK of course). Not tagging Jeffery was a terrible choice, I don't expect Pace to make that again with Fuller.

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34 minutes ago, G08 said:

Thank God Landry isn't a FA! 

Whether you wanted Landry or not this hurts the Bears.

The market becomes tighter and more competive.

Now we have a GM who has struggled to land his top targets, who has struggled at the WR position, in a smaller more expensive talent pool. Not good.

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9 minutes ago, WindyCity said:

Whether you wanted Landry or not this hurts the Bears.

The market becomes tighter and more competive.

Now we have a GM who has struggled to land his top targets, who has struggled at the WR position, in a smaller more expensive talent pool. Not good.

Don't care man, if Landry left Miami they'd be looking for a WR to replace him, same concept. 

FA is what it is... you pay for failed draft picks. Wilson and Lee are my top targets, I'd keep an eye on Jordan Matthews as well. 

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20 minutes ago, WindyCity said:

Whether you wanted Landry or not this hurts the Bears.

The market becomes tighter and more competive.

Now we have a GM who has struggled to land his top targets, who has struggled at the WR position, in a smaller more expensive talent pool. Not good.

Doesn’t matter. Anyway it shakes out, free agency is always like paying nice steakhouse prices for a steak from Chili’s but swearing up and down that it’s that high-end cut. There are few (if any) exceptions.

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1 hour ago, WindyCity said:

Whether you wanted Landry or not this hurts the Bears.

The market becomes tighter and more competive.

Now we have a GM who has struggled to land his top targets, who has struggled at the WR position, in a smaller more expensive talent pool. Not good.

We could still trade for him. Maybe a fourth. Especially if Landry says he won’t play there.

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