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I think he's referring to the process of it; I see no real interest in it (as I'm sure most of you don't)...
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can't imagine this.
Extend him in the bye week. We would know if he still "has it" by then and we don't have to worry.
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what I dont like reading is Philips told him after this season. So who the hell is the gm Philips or Emery? This should be evaluation between Emery and Lovie then Cliff Stein for the cap stuff.
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GermansbombedPH 
can't imagine this.
Extend him in the bye week. We would know if he still "has it" by then and we don't have to worry.
What he said.
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Originally Posted by
motownbear what I dont like reading is Philips told him after this season. So who the hell is the gm Philips or Emery? This should be evaluation between Emery and Lovie then Cliff Stein for the cap stuff.
Perhaps Emery is not the GM in anything but title.... or maybe that comment is being read into just a little too much
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Emery already said his weakness is that he's not a money man he's a personnel guy which is what we needed. Cliff Stein handles all of the contract negotiations now and Phillips over sees him. It's just that we aren't accustomed to see anyone but JA speak out on this stuff before. JA liked the spotlight and Emery prefers to remain in the background and do what he does. I wouldn't read anything into it.
Urlacher is the face of the team and along with Cutler the most important player on the team. But he's also 34 years old and coming off an injury. So he plays out his deal or somewhere along the line they extend him. Some of it may be about wanting to see what he has left in his tank. Some may be about not having the cap space to do it this year. Or maybe they let him go FA and see what kind of offers he gets with an agreement that they'll match anything within reason.
Brian has said that he wants to play out his days here. We have no one lined up to replace him so I think that's a pretty good indicator that this is all just smoke with no fire.
I'm getting to that age where a lifetime warranty just doesn't mean as much to me anymore as an afternoon nap. 
Honey Badger Don't Care. Honey Badger Don't Give a Shit.
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soulman
Brian has said that he wants to play out his days here. We have no one lined up to replace him so I think that's a pretty good indicator that this is all just smoke with no fire.
This. Also, I'm fine with Emery being our "talent guy" and not our "money guy"........J.A. was more money guy, but struggled acquiring good talent. I'm excited to watch Emery upgrade our talent over the next couple of years. Should be great to watch.
Brian Urlacher
Thanks For The Memories
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Originally Posted by
JustAnotherBearsFan99 This. Also, I'm fine with Emery being our "talent guy" and not our "money guy"........J.A. was more money guy, but struggled acquiring good talent. I'm excited to watch Emery upgrade our talent over the next couple of years. Should be great to watch.
Truth. Emery is going to do a great job doing what he does. He needs to stick with what he knows, which doesn't involve calculators.
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Originally Posted by
JustAnotherBearsFan99 This. Also, I'm fine with Emery being our "talent guy" and not our "money guy"........J.A. was more money guy, but struggled acquiring good talent. I'm excited to watch Emery upgrade our talent over the next couple of years. Should be great to watch.
I don't know that its fair to say that Angelo "struggled acquiring good talent." He wasn't successful with certain positions on this team but he built quite a defense for several years and has left the Bears with a very good core. He's also the man that brought in Cutler and Forte and Hester. We're talking bonafide game changers. In fact, Angelo's first 3 picks in 2011 could be some real stars. He's left Emery with only a few holes to fill. Its just that most Bears fans have tunnel vision. Everything is offensive line, offensive, line, offensive line. Yet they conveniently overlook all the other areas where Angelo was very successful.
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Originally Posted by
BigBadPapaBear I don't know that its fair to say that Angelo "struggled acquiring good talent." He wasn't successful with certain positions on this team but he built quite a defense for several years and has left the Bears with a very good core. He's also the man that brought in Cutler and Forte and Hester. We're talking bonafide game changers. In fact, Angelo's first 3 picks in 2011 could be some real stars. He's left Emery with only a few holes to fill. Its just that most Bears fans have tunnel vision. Everything is offensive line, offensive, line, offensive line. Yet they conveniently overlook all the other areas where Angelo was very successful.
Aging Defense, whos the young core on D? Offense? The OL. not WR's,not RB's? MF wasnt resigned under him. QB,JC, thank god JA didnt have those first round picks to waste. PLEASEW tell me the young core the BEARS have to build on, that JA left inplace.
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