ASHKUM BEAR

And there will be 8 people in the room while interviews takes place. Now days, you have to make every one feel included. I don't mind interviewing a large list, but get them out if the way before the real targets.

The Cowboys denied the Bears permission to interview McCarthy. I think he would be a top 5-6 candidate. So losing this opportunity hurts. https://www.nfl.com/news/cowboys-denied-bears-permission-to-interview-mike-mccarthy-for-head-coach-vacancy

And their new OC who has fallen out of favor with fans, Slowik. Slowik is going to interview for the Jets though.

I am a little intrigued with the big man Deone Walker DT. I want size and strength in the trenches and that is exactly what this guy is. He will command double teams, plug run lanes, and be disruptive. A Billings/Deone Walker next to Dexter/Pickens is a strong inside. Sweat, Booker, Demarcu Walker, Taylor and Dennis-Sutton rotating the end brings an edge that can contain or attack the QB. An oline with LT Banks, LG Trey Smith, C Shelton, D Jackson/Jenkins RG, Wright RT will rejuvenate an offense and become the stars of the town if they can find a scheme that fits them. RB Sampson is a lightning bolt (4.35), but will more than likely be gone rd 3. Majors another C to groom, and Mitchell Evans TE who may be a hidden gem since his QB was more Tim Tebow than Caleb.

I'll put some of this on caleb because I think he held the ball too long early in the games trying to be safe or get the sure thing. 4th quarters it was do or die and he threw the ball into tighter windows. Get him a oline and a RB with more punch and he will improve earlier in games.

A win is a win and it tastes so fn good eating in Green Bay. Lots of work this offseason for the Bears to do, please don't let us down.

Yes! With 4 picks in the top 70, we should be able to get a LOT, DE, DT, and G that are better or as good as anything we currently have. I know there are other positiin needs, but you do not win games until you can protect your QB and crush the opposing QB. This has slipped the Bears minds for 40 years. Keenan Allen said he is either staying here or going to L.A. If he can do a one year extension, I am fine screaming at him for drops another year. I want Caleb to build on what he has and keeping his core weapons another year will help. They need to add a RB, WR, and TE to compliment, but the key is better protection and coaching.

It was more in response to Phoenix, but I responded under your post and I understood your thinking. I had to correct my post too, as it made little sense since I rushed to hit send before I returned to work lol. I hate losing blue chip players without an answer. Teven does not deserve a long term top contract, but if he can be kept with a 2 year deal, then do it. No rookie will beat him, so he will be a starter. Where Poles screwed up, he should have drafted his replacement 2 years ago.

Yes, Jenkins missed time, but so has most of the other starters on the line. We do not have anyone to replace him with, unless we think Bates. Our pipe dream is to sign Trey Smith.... I think until the Bears can build a line and have quality depth, you cannot lose him unless he gets over paid.

We need an offensive line that knows their assignment and execute it 16 games in. We need a QB that understands 3 seconds and not stretch it to 5 or more seconds. We need WRs that know what the QB is thinking and can catch the damn ball. I don't care that we are down to 4th string players, they have been practicing all year and are still making preseason mistakes. One game left, the media is now saying they need to sit Caleb to protect him. It's too late to for that. No, they want to alienate him and destroy anything he has to hold on to. Let him finish the season whether he can play well or not.

I live out in the country, so dishnetwork is what I have. I already pay $115 for garbage. Once my contract is up, I am getting starlink and one of those fire sticks. Kids wonder why they cannot afford anything like their parents did. It's because we are paying a fortune for air...tv, Internet, cell phones.

Looks like I am done being a fan. To all the people that bought in to these subscriptions, kiss my butt. I don't want to hear you complain about how much you pay for tv and internet.

I think we ran our course through coach search discussions. It is A.) Ben Johnson and B.) Mike Vrable. Out of these two, can Johnson build a good enough staff to match his offensive mind. Can Vrabel bring an offensive mind to match his complete coaching expertise. I think this might be what it comes down to.

My Christmas wish draft. A guy can dream...

The Bears had the composition before on how to build a championship team and abandoned it. Warren needs a letter to remind him how a team can become a force. This draft they can add 4 pieces if they don't get cute. LT, DE, DT, and C/G are the assignment. The other pieces can be FA and later draft picks. 2026 draft repeat in the trenches so there is strong depth because injuries happen and games are won there. Once you have starters and depth, go cute one year taking RB, MLB, and TE like detroit did, they were in position to and it paid off.

And that is the major reason they have been bad since that time as well, beside having a great coach you have to draft those positions sucessfully. The Bears, instructed by the owners IMO, demand a safe player over a liability. Proof Shea McClellin over Chandler Jones. Looking at the 2012 draft, we signed many fa's from that class that we could have drafted. The guys we drafted besides WR A Jeffrey were nothings. The owners need to stay away and let the brass take the best player.

Like I said previously, when have the Bears drafted a good QB, LT, or DE. It has been since the 80s for 2 out of 3. If they nailed the QB, they could have been a dynasty.

One thing that hits my mind in Ben Johnson possible not being a leader of warriors is Vikings HC Kevin OConnell. OConnell reminds me of a man child, with his boyish looks. His voice isn't commanding either. But he has led the Vikings because he has a great offensive mind, teamed with Flores, they have a great combo. With this comparison, I think we can take a different angle when trying to judge Ben Johnson as a HC. Lastly, Nagy was never really a OC at KC. He was a QB coach who had the title and sat under Andy Reid. So to say we can't take another OC because of Nagy, I think is off as well. Merry Christmas

At least this has been upgraded to a broken ankle and a 4 month time frame. Regardless if he is healthy for next season or not, if there is a first round LT at their slot, they cannot pass him up. LT is a premium position, like QB, that until you have a top 10 talent, you keep fishing.

I don't think any rookies will be able to translate to wins early on as well. They may help solidify the gap but to expect all-star performances is not realistic. New coaching and 15 new starters means 500 at best if we are lucky.

I think draftbuzz is one of the best sites to read about a player. They do a good job giving strengths and weaknesses and the guys I fall in love with start off in the 5th 6th round and end up 1-3rd round.

I just think of all those dropped balls, especially from an all pro, Keenan Allen. If the Bears had more competent blockers, we would probably get to see Kmet more involved. Poles has one year to make it right, which makes it difficult to hire a HC. Who would want to take a job with a lame duck GM.

David Montegomery tore MCL and could be out for the season. Good lord, watch the Bears pull off a W and end up drafting 12th or worse.

Williams had a TD go through Odunze hands who tried to catch the ball at his helmet. How many Allen drops. If half of the throws are caught, he has at least 220 yds, 2 TDs. No mention of meathead Kramer who has screwed the Bears out of 2 TDs now also. His goal line fumble was the start of the free fall and not checking in as eligible? That's worse than Velus learning about ball spin coming off a kickers foot.

I called it, Stevenson needs a pick to get his MOJO back. Let's hope this does it for the kid.