Post by JABF on Dec 19, 2017 9:11:06 GMT -6
I hope (and expect) Pace to be back for next season.
LINK to the entire article
Can Mitch Trubisky Protect Ryan Pace?
John Fox is all but gone in 2018. There’s just no way around it at this point. His pitiful 13-33 overall record (3-14 vs. NFC North) is inexcusable. Blame the injuries to the end of time, facts are facts. Fox promised a turnaround and a Super Bowl title. He’s delivered neither in three seasons. So it’s time to move on. The lingering question is whether GM Ryan Pace, the man who hired him, will survive to see another year. Feeling out of Halas Hall remain somewhat a mystery regarding the young executive. There’s no denying he’s had some success assembling an intriguing roster. Jordan Howard, Cody Whitehair, Leonard Floyd, Eddie Goldman, Adam Shaheen, Tarik Cohen and Eddie Jackson make up a fascinating core to work with moving forward. However, all of that pales in comparison to the status surrounding quarterback Mitch Trubisky. He is supposed to be the future around which the roster will be built. Pace is the man who drafted him with that in mind, but does that earn him the right to see it through?.
Can Mitch Trubisky Protect Ryan Pace?
John Fox is all but gone in 2018. There’s just no way around it at this point. His pitiful 13-33 overall record (3-14 vs. NFC North) is inexcusable. Blame the injuries to the end of time, facts are facts. Fox promised a turnaround and a Super Bowl title. He’s delivered neither in three seasons. So it’s time to move on. The lingering question is whether GM Ryan Pace, the man who hired him, will survive to see another year. Feeling out of Halas Hall remain somewhat a mystery regarding the young executive. There’s no denying he’s had some success assembling an intriguing roster. Jordan Howard, Cody Whitehair, Leonard Floyd, Eddie Goldman, Adam Shaheen, Tarik Cohen and Eddie Jackson make up a fascinating core to work with moving forward. However, all of that pales in comparison to the status surrounding quarterback Mitch Trubisky. He is supposed to be the future around which the roster will be built. Pace is the man who drafted him with that in mind, but does that earn him the right to see it through?.
