Chicago Bears among 10 youngest teams in the NFL with average age of 25.85 The Chicago Bears have certainly gotten younger under new general manager Ryan Pace.
By Dane Noble @windycgridiron
At one point not too long ago, the Chicago Bears were among the oldest in the league when it came to average age of the players, and the on-field play showed it.
In 2014, the Bears roster was ranked #30 out of 32 teams in the league, and when Ryan Pace replaced Phil Emery before the 2015 season, he knew he had to get younger.
In his first season, he managed to get significantly younger, moving up to #19 in the NFL (average age: 26.21).
Now in his second full season, he's managed to get even younger, coming in at #10 (average age 25.85).
When you look at the full chart, you'll see curiously that the Rams have been the youngest in the league for FIVE seasons now. But that hasn't exactly translated to success on the field.
The Packers, conversely, have been in the top-6 youngest teams for the last five years.
Better then being one of the oldest teams, but young isn't the same as good.
Exactly what I was thinking. Being young is only good if you are good. Otherwise, you are just inexperienced. But at least if you are not going to be good, your payroll is less.
Chicago Bears among 10 youngest teams in the NFL with average age of 25.85 The Chicago Bears have certainly gotten younger under new general manager Ryan Pace.
By Dane Noble @windycgridiron
At one point not too long ago, the Chicago Bears were among the oldest in the league when it came to average age of the players, and the on-field play showed it.
In 2014, the Bears roster was ranked #30 out of 32 teams in the league, and when Ryan Pace replaced Phil Emery before the 2015 season, he knew he had to get younger.
In his first season, he managed to get significantly younger, moving up to #19 in the NFL (average age: 26.21).
Now in his second full season, he's managed to get even younger, coming in at #10 (average age 25.85).
When you look at the full chart, you'll see curiously that the Rams have been the youngest in the league for FIVE seasons now. But that hasn't exactly translated to success on the field.
The Packers, conversely, have been in the top-6 youngest teams for the last five years.
I would tend to see this as a credit to the Porkers as far as how well they have developed young talent something we've been very poor at for a very long time prior to finally getting a coaching staff who seemingly can do that.
But overall I'd rather be young and inexperienced and not so good then old, lazy, and injured and not so good which is kinda where we've come from.
Chicago Bears among 10 youngest teams in the NFL with average age of 25.85 The Chicago Bears have certainly gotten younger under new general manager Ryan Pace.
By Dane Noble @windycgridiron
At one point not too long ago, the Chicago Bears were among the oldest in the league when it came to average age of the players, and the on-field play showed it.
In 2014, the Bears roster was ranked #30 out of 32 teams in the league, and when Ryan Pace replaced Phil Emery before the 2015 season, he knew he had to get younger.
In his first season, he managed to get significantly younger, moving up to #19 in the NFL (average age: 26.21).
Now in his second full season, he's managed to get even younger, coming in at #10 (average age 25.85).
When you look at the full chart, you'll see curiously that the Rams have been the youngest in the league for FIVE seasons now. But that hasn't exactly translated to success on the field.
The Packers, conversely, have been in the top-6 youngest teams for the last five years.
I would tend to see this as a credit to the Porkers as far as how well they have developed young talent something we've been very poor at for a very long time prior to finally getting a coaching staff who seemingly can do that.
But overall I'd rather be young and inexperienced and not so good then old, lazy, and injured and not so good which is kinda where we've come from.
Hopefully some of that 1st round talent will develop in impact starters. Looking at you Floyd and White. :cool: :cool:
Chicago Bears among 10 youngest teams in the NFL with average age of 25.85 The Chicago Bears have certainly gotten younger under new general manager Ryan Pace.
By Dane Noble @windycgridiron
At one point not too long ago, the Chicago Bears were among the oldest in the league when it came to average age of the players, and the on-field play showed it.
In 2014, the Bears roster was ranked #30 out of 32 teams in the league, and when Ryan Pace replaced Phil Emery before the 2015 season, he knew he had to get younger.
In his first season, he managed to get significantly younger, moving up to #19 in the NFL (average age: 26.21).
Now in his second full season, he's managed to get even younger, coming in at #10 (average age 25.85).
When you look at the full chart, you'll see curiously that the Rams have been the youngest in the league for FIVE seasons now. But that hasn't exactly translated to success on the field.
The Packers, conversely, have been in the top-6 youngest teams for the last five years.
I would tend to see this as a credit to the Porkers as far as how well they have developed young talent something we've been very poor at for a very long time prior to finally getting a coaching staff who seemingly can do that.
But overall I'd rather be young and inexperienced and not so good then old, lazy, and injured and not so good which is kinda where we've come from.
So, I've got a shot at getting signed by Trestmans team?
I would tend to see this as a credit to the Porkers as far as how well they have developed young talent something we've been very poor at for a very long time prior to finally getting a coaching staff who seemingly can do that.
But overall I'd rather be young and inexperienced and not so good then old, lazy, and injured and not so good which is kinda where we've come from.
So, I've got a shot at getting signed by Trestmans team?
There's always a chance when we're dealing with Trestman and even more so with Tucker. Although I think Tucker is coaching at 'Bama now so the hopelessly inept need not apply. How in the hell he ever got Saban to hire him is beyond me. Maybe the guy knows a lot about defense but he sure couldn't coach it the NFL level.