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Need the best draft pick possible!!!!!!!! Get the only loss of 2012 out of the way today!!!

On the good side. Forte is a stud Cutler is a top ten qb Carimi has potenial Kluetz a good FB Conte shows promise Okeye a decent addition DJ Moore a good nickel back Paea shows promise on the bad side Defense getting old Melton inconsistent coaching decisions W…

I think we should address our offensive problems in FAgency and defense in the draft. Go after Dem. Bell OLT -Bills young and above average Go after Steve Johnson WR-Bills, better passing option here Go after Steve Smith WR-Phil, not cost alot and will like the chance to be a bigger part of offense Go after Fred DavisTE-Wash all good offense teams have a good pass catching TE. In the draft we get a DE, CB, and LB help .

http://www.yahoosportsradio.com/nfl/matt-f...oduction-14597/ keeps cutting out on me.. but

Most of the Bears’ 2012 schedule is pretty well set now that they and other third-place teams are set. From the NFC West the Bears have Seattle and St. Louis coming to Soldier Field, plus Carolina from the NFC South and Houston and Indianapolis from the AFC South. They will travel to play Arizona, San Francisco, Jacksonville and Tennessee. And the Bears would go to Dallas. Along with playing the Packer, Lions and Vikings twice. I will go on record now saying that with a few players in FA and the draft .....the Bears are looking at least an 11-5 season

Sorry, messed up when trying to delete a spammers reply. Can we start over, LOL.

http://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/nfl-shutdown...-163308764.html

http://www.chicagotribune.com/sports/footb...0,7550977.story Chargers' Raye interviews for Bears GM job Ads by Google Free Online AdvertisingSee What $75 of Google Ads Can Do For Your Business. Try It Now! www.Google.com/AdWords Comments 6Share0 By Brad Biggs, Tribune reporter 3:01 p.m. CST, January 17, 2012 The Chicago Bears wrapped up their second interview for the vacant general manager position, spending Tuesday with Jimmy Raye III, the director of personnel for the San Diego Chargers. Raye met with the Bears as a candidate to replace Jerry Angelo, who was fired on Jan. 3. He is the second candidate to meet with the team, following Jaso…

QB Jay Cutler 2014 Nate Enderle 2015 Josh McCown FA Caleb Haine FA The Bears will need to address the #2 QB this offseason. Josh McCown earned a good look, but the Bears will continue to explore other options. Kyle Orton is linked to wanting to come back to Chicago, the place he calls home. David Garrard and Tice were together in Jax, so I'll throw him out there as well Draft Pick-highly unlikely this year, the Bears need to put effort in Enderle and need a capable #2 RB Matt Forte FA Marion Barber 2013 Tyler Clutts 2014 Armando Allen "undisclosed" Kahlil Bell RFA The Bears RB is not in a good situation. This might be another undi…

Rams v Patriots with the Rams being the "home" team for the next 3 games

The Trib has a big story presumably in tomorrow's paper on former Bears LB Hunter Hillenmeyer.

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2012/...ak-to-jim-zorn/

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2012/...ise-fred-davis/

He was the assistant OL coach in Tampa.

http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/story/1718869...-on-open-market

http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2012/foot...l?sct=nfl_t2_a3 I kind of like his response....not what I expected.

Carder could be a decent later guy at MLB Bradham reminds me alot of Briggs Zack Brown short but built and fast

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2012/...r-they-cut-him/ Anthony Adams praises the Bears after they cut him Posted by Michael David Smith on February 28, 2012, 11:47 AM EST Getty Images Bears defensive lineman Anthony Adams was released this week, but he has no hard feelings. In fact, Adams told Sean Jensen of the Chicago Sun-Times that he still has warm feelings for the Bears, loved his time in Chicago and completely understands the business decision the team made. “I don’t blame them,” Adams said. “I probably would have done the same thing.” Adams also took to Twitter to thank everyone who made him feel welcome during his five years i…