Really Angelo???

[http://chicago.cbslocal.com/2013/02
/13/ex-bears-gm-angelo-publishes-co
lumn-giving-drafting-advice/]


Especially found the part interesting where he discussed drafting a talented player with a good medical chart.   

This would be like me publishing a book on how to stay sober

This really just made my day.  Any time I need a good laugh I will read this.  Was the column in the comic section?  I wish he would tell the Bears who they think they should draft so we could completely steer clear of that player.

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This would be like me publishing a book on how to stay sober

Or me on keeping a wife, Car/motorcycle accidents, recording contracts...etc..etc.)

Good ole JA allways good for comedy.

Or me on keeping a wife

I was gonna use that line.

This would be like me publishing a book on how to stay sober



At least you admit that you don't stay sober.  Apparently Angelo feels he is a good drafter and can see medical issues on the horizon.   

This would be like me publishing a book on how to stay sober



At least you admit that you don't stay sober.  Apparently Angelo feels he is a good drafter and can see medical issues on the horizon.   

I wonder what is next in his bag of tricks................  "I see dead people"?

Dammit.

There goes my book "I Might Just Be a Meatball" instructing you guys with my guide to making insightful, intelligent, non-meatball comments on these here Bears boards.

Maybe they need to make Jerry Angelo and Matt Millen co-chair a weekly round table where they bring in the worst dolts  in all of sports talk trades and the draft. Maybe, for example, have Mike Ditka talk about his big trade while Coach of the Saints for example?

Is the column called "An Idiot's Guide to being an NFL GM?". 

I copied and pasted the article and got something about Henry Melton, written by Jeff Hughes, and with no mention of Angelo.

Henry Melton is an emerging star at defensive tackle and the Bears can address his future with the organization with one of three approaches:

• Set Melton free and allow him to sign a lucrative contract with another organization. (I would imagine the Cowboys would try to find room for Melton immediately.)
• Sign Melton to an extension that should - based on Melton's production - exceed the 7 year, $50.5 million contract [inked by Tommy Kelly of the Oakland Raiders in 2008]. Kelly's contract surprised many around the league and was met by many fans with a collective, "Who?" Melton's will surprise nobody.
• Tag Melton. According to Ian "I'm Not" Rapoport of NFL.com the [franchise tag number for a defensive tackle in 2013 is tentatively set at $8.306 million].

So...  what should Emery do?  Say what you will about Angelo's personnel decisions and drafting from a talent standpoint.  His talent evaluation SUCKED beyond belief, but he was a fairly savvy contract guy, which is probably why he lasted as long as he did.

So - Emery, what are you going to do with Melton?  He's a pretty specialized guy, a 3 technique in a 4-3 cover 2 defense...  what is his worth?