Roberto Aguayo suddenly can’t stick on an NFL roster.
The once highly thought of kicker has been released by the Chicago Bears less than a month after they picked him up.
The Chicago Bears obviously feel Mitchell Trubisky is a franchise quarterback, otherwise they would not have traded up one spot to guarantee themselves a shot at him in the NFL Draft.
The San Francisco 49ers believed they were letting the Chicago Bears move up to No. 2 to draft Solomon Thomas, and were prepared to go Reuben Foster with the No. 3 pick.
Count Mike Glennon in the group of people unhappy with the Chicago Bears’ first round draft pick, at least according to a report.
More information continues to come out on the Chicago Bears front office, and it does not paint a pretty picture of the organization.
The Chicago Bears took everyone by surprise by trading up to draft quarterback Mitchell Trubisky, including their own head coach.
Could the Chicago Bears have stayed at No. 3 and landed Mitchell Trubisky without having to trade three picks? The answer isn’t clear, but it sure sounds like they may have been able to.
Chicago Bears, desperation is thy name.
The Bears traded a third and fourth-round pick in this year’s draft along with a third-round pick in 2018 just to move up one spot to No. 2.
