Ed Hochuli 3:16

That's not him.

Yeah I bet those guys are shaking because of that hit by the Bears' rookie 2nd round pick.

You didn't hear? He first magically "led" Cutler to getting hurt weeks before only for Caleb Hanie to play. Then during the game, he magically "led" Marion Barber out of bounds and and then he magically made that 58 yard FG to win it for Denver. He is such a leader. He has such great intangibles, great enough where nobody wants him.

He's a "leader." One of the most overrated things in sports, right next to "a team needs chemistry to win." Ed Reed ripped Joe Flacco a few years ago. Ben Roethlisberger went ahead and crashed a motorcycle + was accused of 2 rapes. Eli Manning is always yelling at his own guys, same as his brother. But now, they're "leaders" because they were the QB's of teams who won Super Bowls. Leader. LOL How do you know he's a leader? Because he yells and pumps his first after finally completing his 3rd pass of the game, 57 minutes in? Stop. He's horrible. The Broncos didn't want him, and only the Jets wanted him after that. Now he didn't cut it there, and now nobody but the CFL or UFSL wants him now. If teams who NEED quarterbacks- Jaguars, Bills, Jets, Raiders- don't want him, why do you want him on the Bears?

Yeah, they gave an old QB coming off 4 neck surgeries $100 million. If Tebow was so good and such a leader, why didn't he stick with him? You act like getting Manning was a small gamble. You don't give that much to him if your current QB has any talent whatsoever. Yes, using the Jets situation is valid here because his competition was a guy who is just as shitty, yet he barely saw the field there.

A team gives $100 million to Peyton Manning with a neck injury. A team drafts Geno Smith in the 2nd round and wants Mark Sanchez instead. These were 2 scenarios where Tim Tebow was shown the door. The Broncos took a $100 million risk on a QB with 4 neck injuries and the Jets would rather try their situation with a 2nd round QB and a horrible, veteran QB, both over Tim Tebow. Now, I'm supposed to want Tebow on the Bears when the Bears' 30 year old QB with everything to gain in a contract year is about to finally be with an offensive coach? Tebow sucks. No thank you. And plus, there is a 0% chance he is playing in Chicago next year. Case closed.

And I couldn't agree any more with this either. Tebow is horrible. McCown is better than Tebow. My grandma is better than Tebow.

It's not physically possible for me to agree more with this.

So you wanted a guy who has been compared to Anthony Adams? Anthony Adams was awful.

Remember, these guys were undrafted for a reason. If even one of them is a contributor on ST, it's a plus.

FWIW, Cave went to Cleveland.

I'd look at Bray, Cave and Line here.

He also changed that story around, so he's a bit of a goof, but he can play for sure. This is a low risk, high reward pick. He can be a solid player or be cut on August 2. Who knows? What I do know is that Mayock loved the Bears draft, and FWIW, I did as well.

WF gave this pick an A+.

There is a damn good chance now that Gabe Carimi is gone.

Prediction? 6. Brad Wing, P, LSU 7. Jasper Collins, WR, Mount Union What I'd do? 6. David Quessenberry, OL, San Jose State 7. Brad Wing, P, LSU

A tremendous pick. They can get Collins or Swope in round 6. Way to go, Emery. They added Long, Bushrod, Slauson and now Mills to revamp a horrid OL. Awesome.

F*** it. Say it- they are both F***ING gone. Adios, losers.

My fault on the former and latter, but I wouldn't say that about Scott. Many scouts have him as a better prospect than Nick Foles.

What about Terrance Williams, Tyler Bray and Matt Scott?

I'd also consider Da'Rick Rogers and Terrance Williams.

Matt Scott is still available, no?

Costanzo, Anderson, Williams, Greene, Bostic, and Briggs is a damn good set of LB's. Bostic was a nice pick and Greene is an even better value pick.

Have you liked any pick?