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Or a WR to catch a few deep passes early on to make defenses respect the whole field. That could help the run but we probably wouldn't call any run plays anyways.

It is all a bit unrealistic, but it is the time to dream. Most of these guys will go higher than slotted here but to see the Bears land most of the position needs would be nice. After watching KC, the Bears need speed (Reager/McFarlans). They need the playcaller to be a little smarter and the QB to feel confident.

Made a trade with Atlanta, our two 2nds for their two, a 3rd and 4th. Could fill a lot of needs, especially if these guys are all available were slotted. Your score is: 35078 (GRADE: B+) Your Picks: Round 2 Pick 15 (ATL): Jalen Reagor, WR, TCU (A) - so taking the top off makes sense, let's see how it helps. Round 2 Pick 23 (ATL): Prince Tega Wanogho, OT, Auburn (A-) -could become a good LT, challenges Leno/Massie day one. Round 3 Pick 14 (ATL): Brycen Hopkins, TE, Purdue (A+)- a playmaking TE to develop to replace and push Burton. Round 4 Pick 13 (ATL): Ben Bredeson, OG, Michigan (A+)- road grading G, great chance to start right away. Round 4 Pick 41 (COMP): Levonta Taylor, CB, Florida State (A+) lockdown corner, lacks size but can become a star on this D if pass rush exists. Round 5 Pick 13: Patrick Johnson, DE/OLB, Tulane (A+)-nice skill set to rotate and eventually replace Floyd. (Edit:just watched some game film-pass in him) Round 5 Pick 17: Anthony McFarland, RB, Maryland (A)-more speed to mix in with Monty and Cohen Round 6 Pick 17: Antoine Brooks, FS/SS, Maryland (A+)-in the box S, can start off exceeding in ST, play nickle, or might start at SS. Round 6 Pick 21: Riley Neal, QB, Vanderbilt (B+) - big arm QB to develop. Round 7 Pick 19: Rodrigo Blankenship, K, Georgia (A+)- best K in draft.

I agree. The Bears are not going to put the offense and QB in jeopardy with an unknown LT. They might bring in competition and take a look, but this player would have to prove undoubtedly that they would be better. No NFL team is going to let a average/decent LT hit FA and to find a LT in the middle of round 2 makes it unrealistic. Not saying they won't draft a LT, but to find one that can be ready to start (strength, knowledge of plays) year one is difficult. Hopefully they find one in the draft that scares the sh@t out if Leno and puts him on notice.

It is good to know there is a process, but then again the people he has to ask have a bad track record.

I wonder if NFL teams have protocols in place for situations like that. Knowing this could be Paces last chance, he could trade multiple future picks away. That could really hurt the team long term and make it difficult finding a replacement GM.

It hits most positions of need. They need to trade a second and gain a 3rd and then I see a S. Can they find another Amos? This will be a heck of an offseason with little resources in cap and picks. Narrow the search and have a firm grip, don't leave your boundaries. Pray for health and they can make some noise.

Trading down off the bat put me in a handy cap, but I could be happy here. Georgia north: Fromm, Wims, Riley, and speedster Robertson. Carter is an aggressive CB, Johnson seems like he can become a pass rush opposite of Mack, Feaster adds speed at RB, Prater G/C depth to develop. Gazaino to rotate at OLB. Hopkins to become our TE playmaker and Prince to anchor OT. Your score is: 33909 (GRADE: Your Picks: Round 2 Pick 18: Prince Tega Wanogho, OT, Auburn (B+) Round 2 Pick 20 (LAR): Jake Fromm, QB, Georgia (A-) Round 3 Pick 20 (LAR): Brycen Hopkins, TE, Purdue (A+) Round 4 Pick 41 (COMP): TJ Carter, CB, Memphis (A+) Round 5 Pick 13: Patrick Johnson, DE/OLB, Tulane (A+) Round 5 Pick 17: Demetris Robertson, WR, Georgia (A+) Round 6 Pick 17: Joe Gaziano, DE/OLB, Northwestern (A+) Round 6 Pick 21: Tavien Feaster, RB, Clemson (A-) Round 7 Pick 19: Colton Prater, OG, Texas A&M

I know it's not popular, but since most of the oline is locked down with a big portion of cap, they could draft a speed WR early if there is one available and use the other 2nd pick on a TE/RG/OLB. 2a Jalen Reager WR TCU 2b Thadeous Moss TE LSU 4 Ben Bredeson G Mich 5 Akeem Davis Gather OLB App St 6a DeeJay Dallas RB Miami 6b. Tony Pride CB ND 7 Charlie Heck OT UNC

Let's ask Mike Glennon how far you can trust words from Pace. I would like to see a QB taken and you can find a gem once in a while later in the draft. Here's to finding another Minshaw and then signing a savy vet aka Brady ?

I'd love to see a light bulb turn on for our drafted qb and him succeed for the next 7-10 years, but if you can get them two do it.

Blazing speed at wr would be nice, but fixing the oline and establishing a run game are just as critical. They signed undrafted fa Hall last year and they didnt see a fit bc he was a one trick pony. This is a deep wr class, so maybe they can find a talent on day 3.

Andy Heck's kid plays LT for North Carolina entering the draft too.

To go further...you really cannot attack until you have the lead and it wasn't often they had a chance to. When you attack, you leave someone open. Pagano was fine for what he was dealt

They should draft 1 or 2 every year, as Jason would say, and I approve. Look at SF how was built. Use those high picks on the beef (OL/DL)...wheres the beef? Unless you can get a QB, premium pass rusher, or shutdown CB, they should always go that route imo.

I seen some things I liked from him which made me think Von Miller. With Mack, Hicks, and Goldman, you would think someone's job should be easy. Floyd just cannot seem to establish a pass rush, so I'd be good with bringing in competition from the draft if they find an affordable route to keep him.

So your saying the Bears are looking at a speed wr..

Thanks for this. The score station reported this morning how he is a great QB coach especially with mechanics ?⚙. Wentz played his best football when he was his QB coach. Hoping he can get MT playing his best ball too.

Glad to see Jimbo Covert in the Hall. He and his wife came to my little hometown of Ashkum Il for Hands Across America.

I feel these coaches need to be de-flipped, DeFilippo OC and Lazor QB coach. I like some of these moves. New minds to prepare the players. Could make a difference or could backfire?

The Chicago Bears have hired John DeFilippo to be the new QB coach. Dave Ra-gone is not gone but now a passing coordinator.

Another name Lazor worked with... Nick Foles in 2013 and it was an RPO offense. Found the info in this article https://www.bengals.com/news/lazor-oversees-offense-s-hybrid-evolution-20555917 Lazor might be able to help simplify the system making it easier to grasp. Still need a oline that can function, maybe Castillo will help on that.

Not saying Montgomery wouldn't be the feature, but we cannot count on Cohen to take over if Monty goes down. I'd feel better if they had another back on the roster that can. Maybe one with a little more speed to mix it up occasionally too because I hate seeing Cohen run for the sideline like its paydirt.

I remember liking Derek Henry, saying if we don't take Gurley in 2015, we can take Henry in 16. I'd be good with taking OT with our first 2nd rd pick, trading down with the next to gain a 3rd RD and then drafting TE and RG. We can find a good back in 4th/5th to compliment Montgomery/Cohen. We've invested in CB with Skrine/Tolliver/Shelly which can lighten the blow of losing Prince. OLB/SS will be difficult, but maybe Floyd can be reworked making it team friendly. Use the 4/5 on a SS and a 6th on OLB. With any cap space, bring in another OLB. The hardest part would be getting Nagy to go with power run. He cannot envision how a great run game would make his pass game much more potent.

Two positions make it difficult to choose. Smith is a lock and Kwit and KPL fill in fine, so Trevathan is easier to let go. Floyd may not be glamour, but he does just enough besides get sacks. Have to say make Floyd an offer if he refuses use the money to lock the ILB down.