Well, Chicago started the season with lofty expectations and the stock market reflected that. Stocks were flying off the proverbial shelf and now things have been cooled off, much like Chicago's start. But, they've had a couple of big wins in recent weeks so I expect that stock to continue to sell at a fantastic rate. If the offense can get some momentum going, there won't be any stocks left to buy. It will be like Jordan Belford in Wolf of Wall Street, crawling to his super sports car jacked up on ludes. Just wait, though. If Chicago gets it rolling, those stocks will pay dividends for buyers. If not, stockholders may be completely and utterly screwed. I think a player to watch for stockholders would be Baby Yoda. He has been an absolute stud in the backfield since we played together in Minnesota. He's a new addition to the team, but when he's playing well, he is the engine for our offense. On the defensive side, Eric Andrews and Tyron Shields are a nightmare for aerial offenses. If all of those guys have a good stretch of games, Chicago can turn into the value buy everyone thought they were before the season got underway. But, because I'm a homer, I'm hanging on to my stocks no matter what happens.
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