I'm selling myself back into Nick Foles being the Bears' starting quarterback, but it will be a disaster
The Bears now might just have Nick Foles be the quarterback, which I've already done the process of just selling myself back into that. It's not going to work. It's going to be a disaster.
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JJ Watt should sign with Cleveland or Buffalo to achieve legendary status
Cleveland does, you know, we discussed it when he became a free agent. Like, that is the... franchise you can go to that will embrace him... If you're the final piece to bring a Super Bowl to [Cleveland or Buffalo], it's a totally different level than signing with the Titans or with the Packers.
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