Ed Hochuli 3:16

They signed Tony Fiammetta for a reason- Unga sucks and Fiammetta can actually play FB.

And Robbie Gould, please shut up. So you have to make some field goals this year in order to get paid? Cry me a damn river.

He's hurt again? I'm shocked.

Ellis has talent. A few years back, he had around 6 sacks, and in his rookie year he had close to 5, IIRC.

IIRC, Clutts didn't even play FB for Houston. He was mostly a ST player there.

Has anyone hear ever heard Mayer talk? It sounds like he shoved 40 marbles in his mouth and tried to speak.

If I'm reading this correctly, you want us to believe Weems is a WR because he caught a few passes for the Falcons, and in his first year in Chicago, he had 2 catches and fumbled one of them? YOU said that the Bears needed bigger WR's? Man, if only millions of other people didn't think the same thing! Speaking of that, those big WR's really helped the offense last year, you know?

I don't know if it's THAT much. An average MLB runner can run 15-20 feet in 1 second. I doubt a defender, who typically run backwards or side to side, can run 10-15 feet in 0.3 seconds. I do catch your drift though and I agree. 0.3 seconds is a lot.

Uh yeah, Slauson is good.

He sucks. Go away.

Someone, go check on Wesson, and QUICK. He thought he was Deion Sanders!

PFT has a daily team Mt. Rushmore voting going on. Today, it's the Bears.

Nothing says "still an option" quite like not even being able to participate in rookie mini camp. I doubt he's an option. Hester, Anderson, Weems, Marshall, Jeffery, Bennett and Wilson all have a better chance to make the team over a UDFA WR who didn't even practice in his first chance to practice.

He was at RT today because of a shortage of guys. He'll be a RG, and that's what I've thought all along. BTW, apparently Michael Ford and CJ Wilson have done well so far, but again, it's just rookie camp so take it FWIW.

Harrison failed his physical.

Somewhere over Dwayne Bowe? Corn on the Kolb?

Oh, so the offensive lineman spent time with the offensive line coach? That's strange. I'm surprised they didn't let him spend time with Jon Hoke.

3 down, 13 to go.

What do you mean, "player he has inherited?" He was a coach in NO and they developed the hell out of their OL, and he should get a lot of the credit. De La Puente, Bushrod, and Nicks all turned out to be good or great players. Even here, he's going to "inherit" players because he's going to have little or no say in what OL they draft or sign. Essentially, Trestman and Emery are going to draft players and it'll be his job to get the most out of them. I agree in that I could no longer care about what he did in NO, but I'd be more optimistic with his track record than someone who was the OL coach where they had a poor offense and/or a poor OL.

Unga was active for a game last year.

Carimi has been a Bear for 2 years. He was horrible at RT and wasn't good at G. Slauson was a damn good G last year, especially in terms of pass blocking, playing for a bad offense. Slauson > Louis

Oops. I definitely meant Bushrod at LT.

My guess is that the starting OL is Webb-Long-Garza-Slauson-Webb, and I don't think I'm the only one who feels this way. To me though, Scott should hold the tiebreaker. He was pretty damn good at RT last year, and I don't want Webb to get the job just because he's young.

Hub Arkush is an expert?

If this story is a non-story, someone wouldn't have posted the story and tried to convince everyone that it's a non-story. Follow? This is marijuana, not crack/meth/heroin. Give me a break. When you get an urge, don't do it. Plain and simple.