Chicago Bears: Ryan Poles’ quiet during the Justin Fields/Caleb Williams argument speaks volumes

Chicago Bears: Ryan Poles’ quiet during the Justin Fields/Caleb Williams argument speaks volumes

The Chicago Bears are poised for a transformative offseason. Ryan Poles, the general manager,

must make some important choices. In this April’s draft, he is drafted with the #1 pick and the #9 pick.

He also owns almost $46.9 million, which is the eighth-highest amount in the NFL.

The most important choice Poles must make is at quarterback.

There’s Caleb Williams, but he also had Justin Fields. Williams is viewed as a “generational” possibility by some.

He is compared to Patrick Mahomes by some. Numerous teams would be interested in having him play center for them.

General manager of the Chicago Bears Ryan Poles must make a decision regarding the quarterback position.

While everyone around him is buzzing with speculation, Poles remains silent.

While Justin Fields has demonstrated occasional bursts of exceptional ability—making some

throws that few quarterbacks can make—and is among the best running

quarterbacks of all time—having an extra gear that makes him faster than a speeding bullet—he has not demonstrated the consistency that is required.

So Poles has a big choice to make — pick Williams and hope he becomes the great quarterback many expect or stick with Fields and hope it finally clicks for him. While he decides to make that decision, the world around him burns.

Some folks have it as Poles choice between walking away from a generational talent or walking away from a rich mine of picks.

Many fans and league analysts have been providing their ideas on what Poles should do.

There are two groups within the fan base: Team Fields and Team Williams.

Everybody is firmly in support of their man.

The internet is a battlefield. You should be ready to defend your position if you voice an opinion on any side.

Poles has remained silent about the situation the entire time.

He won’t even utter a word, but everyone in the league is guessing what he will do.

Poles is aiding his case by remaining silent.

He has no motive to say anything that would influence the cost of trading Fields or the number one selection.

Most likely, he already understands what he intends to accomplish. Now, all that’s required is calculating the cost of his relocation.

Poles benefit from the hysteria surrounding the Fields/Williams scenario.

Williams is more marketable at higher prices the more attention he receives.

Just wait till this Sunday, when the Super Bowl is played, if you think the madness is awful already.

All eyes will be on Poles and the Chicago Bears after the final game.

The argument will get much more heated in the absence of any games to divert attention.

People will want to continue talking about this topic because there is nothing else to discuss.
Poles’ decision could last about another month before he needs to make it official.

The new league year begins at 4 PM Eastern on March 13th.

Quarterback-needy teams will already have their plans set for acquiring a signal caller.

If Poles is indeed trading Fields he needs to do it before those teams go in another direction.

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