.Havent we learned that throwing in a rookie at QB isnt "usually" the best thing to do. For every rookie who succeeds immediately there are 10 that dont. So I'm hoping for a FA vet, and a rookie who can learn for a bit. Starting Gabbert that early destroyed him. The team needs help at OLine, WR ( if doofus cant stay straight ) RB needs addressing...anyway...there isnt a rookie out there that can turn things around soon 

"There is no other way to say it: Louisville quarterback Teddy Bridgewater was not good in the first half against Cincinnati. He completed just six of 14 passes for 86 yards with one touchdown and an interception. It wasn't necessarily a case of receivers dropping passes, either. Bridgewater's passes were just off target. Don't be surprised by the time May comes around that there's a hot debate between Bridgewater, Derek Carr and another quarterback. The biggest negative that will be cited about Bridgewater is his frame and if he can handle being hit in the NFL."

 

Hell, Im in the minority, but if Manziel is there a bit later, grab him. Or Carr.  But my hope is to trade down and stock up. The late wins we are getting is setting the tone for next year. Not getting Teddy may be a blessing in disguise..

I dont think the Bears will tag Cutler, and yeah hes a head case sometimes, he plays hard, hates to lose and will light it up with Shorts and Blackmon. Let the rookie develop...whoever it may be.

My two cents

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