Russ Dorsey

He's a pitcher.

If he makes contact, it's probably going to be weak contact.

Pretty sneaky, sis.

Number four.

I like pretty sneaky, sis.

That was the connect four.

I got to be honest, Mark.

I'm relieved.

Because you see the capital that went away, and you start thinking about, well, if they're giving up the 10th overall pick in the draft, what would the Bears have had to give up?

And then you've got to pay him on the back end and extend that contract.

You saw the $28 million he got in the one-year extension.

It feels like it puts the Bears in a bind, and I don't know that that's worth giving up, obviously, the number 25 overall pick.

Yeah, and let's say maybe a second rounder, too.

So you're only going to have... You went from having a first rounder and two second rounders to having one second rounder?

I...

and you're putting your salary cap at a bind because the quarterback's going to get paid by the end of this contract.

You see what I'm saying?

Yeah, I see what you're saying, but I completely disagree.

Okay, tell me why.

This is a difficult position to get anybody who is really good