The Chicago Bears are a total dumpster fire for failing to retain drafted players
If Alshon does go get signed by another team... you ready for the list of Bears players on the roster that were drafted before 2013? Okay, that was the full list... Just make sure all your draft picks fail miserably... what a dumpster fire.
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So it's the [Minnesota] Wild that has the mumps, right? So calling it right now, it's going to be a mump slump. There's your headline.
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In Kirk Cousins' case, it's just a big sign that says, do we know if Kirk Cousins is good yet? No, we don't know.
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Nikola Jokic holds the fastest triple double in NBA history at 14 minutes and 33 seconds
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