I like Chicago's new GM and coach but the previous regime left quite a mess to clean up. It will be interesting to see what they do in the draft. If they take a QB early, I'm pretty sure this is Cutler's last year with the team.
Originally Posted by: greengold
Let us never forget what "The Godfather" taught us. "Keep your friends close, but your enemy's closer." Knowing the NFL North's teams also lends more facts and credibility to this forums post.It is for that and many other reasons that we should keep up with what "they" are doing.It is for just those reasons that I started this thread. It can help us to better know the division opponents and thereby elevate this forums post in the future. Knowledge is always a good thing. I therefor invite all to please post your knowledge to this thread. :cheers: :study: :computer:
Originally Posted by: Smokey
Here is some knowledge: Lions, Vikings, and Bears all drafted much better qualified players this year. Players who were stars in college and need no developing. Future is looking bright for all 3 teams
I agree, the Packers drafted poorest in the NFC North. They had better beware of the Vikings this season. Bridgewater will be coming on strong and the weak Packers secondary is going to get burned.Peterson will return (IMO) looking to prove that again he is the big dog RB in the NFL. Their Defense should look improved also. They will compete this season as not seen for many a season. 🤬
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