Definitely the safer play here. Long is way to risky.Bushrod to the Bears. Forget Jake long, that's a damn fucking good acquisition. Faggot.
Jesus fucking tits, Yahoo is all fucked up. The headline read 'QB Fasano'. Anyway, they signed Fasano and Chase Daniel (wtf?). By the way, when I clicked the link to Daniel's stat page, I got Chase Daniel safety from Alabama. Site is run by illiterate monkeys.Edit: Cook looks to be next, Fasano to Chiefs.
Just did, and two things stuck out: Career QB Rating of 84.0, and he was born in Santa Claus, In.Did you check if they got the Jay Cutler stat page right?
FTFY, you are more delusional than Romo fans.I can already see at least a 11 - 5 record for the Chicago Bears. Jay Cutler with 4500 yds and 25 tds 18 ints and boy I sure hope he plays like its 2008 because he has only thrown for more then 4k yards once in his career
Good deal for the Bears. Should help solve their pass protection problems at a very reasonable price.Bushrod deal was 5 years, $36M.
3. Jermon Bushrod, Offensive Tackle
He allowed only four sacks in 2012, which is decent for a tackle, but his 58 total pressures allowed was the second-most among his peers. He at least is a good run blocker and was penalized only six times on his 1130 snaps, which made him worth a bit more than the veteran minimum, but he was worth nowhere near $6.9 million.
2012 Cap Hit: $6.9m
2012 Performance Based Value: $2.0m
Value Differential: -$4.9m
We feel we must comment on Sterling Sharpe. Before even running these statistics, we always suspected that if you removed the total career numbers from the equation that Sharpe would be a sure-fire Hall of Famer. Unfortunately, his career was cut tragically short following a neck injury suffered during the 1994 season, a season in which he had a stat line of 94-1119-18. He was dominant and would have been in the discussion with Rice, we suspect, had he turned in a long career. Sharpe only played from 1988 - 1994 and was forced to retire at age 29, which is a relatively brief career for a star receiver. He was so good in his brief career that we feel it's a travesty that he's not in the Hall of Fame. For every year that Sharpe and Branch are kept out of the Hall, a corresponding modicum of respect is lost for that institution.
He'll fill Kruger's role, I would think. He was a DE in 3-4, DT in 4-3. If he's healthy, he's still a very good player.So we signed 30 y/o DT Chris Canty from the Giants. Hopefully on the cheap, bring him in to compete and provide depth, still likely going after D line guys in the draft too, possibly even first round.
EDIT: $8 million over three years, with $2.8 million guaranteed.
Yeah barring future injury he should be productive still for at least two years of that contract. Not a bad price. Lots of people want to see Ngata moved to nose as a result, and like you said hopefully can match Kruger's pass rushing at a much lower price than the Browns ended up paying him. Kruger really was used mainly situationaly here, I still anticipate another end taken in the draft.He'll fill Kruger's role, I would think. He was a DE in 3-4, DT in 4-3. If he's healthy, he's still a very good player.
I'd be excited for them to resign anyone on the line except for Geathers, who has been very underwhelming. His production could be had for league minimum, and even an average pass rusher and competent blocker would add so much to what's already there.I figured most of the Bengals FA would be spent on re-signing their own players. Locked up Robert Geathers today. That brings back all of the front seven we had from last year. Fuck yeah.