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Good article, I enjoy Gabriels insight. Paris is more NFL ready but Broderick maybe has more upside and more so on the LT. I've been waiting my whole life for the Bears to draft and maintain a great oline. I will trust Poles does the best thing for the team.

I would hope we don't go RB, but this kid is one of those once every 5 to 10 year type talents. He would make the offense much better.

It will come down to the 3 OTs. Our wildcards are if we take a generational RB or get Fields JSN. Carter imo goes 6 to Detroit or Vegas.

He was not forgotten. I figured there was no way he drops to 9. I can add him but the only chance he drops is if he does something very stupid that we would then have to question the risk.

Bears need a homerun blue chip star, so who do you love? What does your big board look like? + Will Anderson. DE A. Jalen Carter DT B. Tyree Wilson DE C. Paris Johnson OT D. Lukas Van Ness DE E. Peter Skoronski OT F. Jaxon Smith-Njigba WR G. Broderick Jones OT HI! Witherspoon. Or Gonzalez CB J. Bijan Robinson RB

I am not too worried as long as he puts up, but I bet this quote is planted in Claypool and Mooneys head. Any thoughts? Moore telling Adam Schefter about phone call with Justin. "It shocked him when I got traded," Moore said of Fields. "It was like 'Uh oh.' Let's go be QB1, receiver 1, and then we got [Darnell] Mooney and Chase [Claypool]. It's gonna be a good offense." it is nice seeing them all together building chemistry. Add Kmet and Tonyan to this group and this might be Chicago Bears best.

Beats add LB depth and ST

Detroit is going to take him at 6, so no worries. He will only stomp on Fields hand once and Jenkins will get a 4 game suspension for ripping Carters helmet off. Carter will then tell the media he now owns the Bears.

True, and it makes it difficult for fans like us to see the pool because the mock draft sites may only list the player as an edge/de/olb. The Bears D uses the DE more so to contain rather than attack. The attack comes from 3T. We are about 1 month away from draft day.

It was a reach any way you look at it, but he was a project and it takes more than a season. He improved the last game or two, so if he can take off from that, he could be the #4.

So who do we go with? We are a couple of weeks from getting into some huge debates. Jalen Carter DT Tyree Wilson DE Paris Johnson OT Peter Skoronski OT Other

I still think Velus can show his worth. All it will take is the offense to click. Send Claypool down one sideline and Velus opposite, they both cannot be double

Like last year, Gordon and Brisker were too good to pass up, even though a WR was a bigger need than a SS. Brisker might be my favorite d guy now.

.I would almost say if he sticks hard to his values of not over paying and drafting BPA, he may not address everything until after the draft

Too many negatives for Carter, so I am all In on Paris J, unless Tyree Wilson DE falls.

I would prefer to see an upgrade at CB come from FA then using a high draft pick. Save the higher draft picks to add talent in the trenches.

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Tonyan also gives the Bears a better move TE. He will compliment Kmet who is inline.

Did you mean on the Defense only? Because I still have RT wide open and C as a huge question mark.

I would say Borum is more so the place holder over Leatherwood. They gave him a few snaps and it didn't work well at all. But RT will most likely come round 1 or 2.

Andrew Billings DT signed

Ryan Poles will bring Jalen Carter in for an interview.

One strike was he wasn't accustomed to playing the outside zone scheme the Bears use. Then he only wanted to play LT. Maybe Taylor Lewan as a short term fix can be a guy. Keep plucking from Tennesee. They run the outside zone too, so Lewan is accustomed. That is one reason Nate Davis fits.

Wonder if we will hear the Bears offered him more money but wouldn't give him the LT position. That was what I figured his hold up was.

I scratch my head sometimes with him and some moves. I expected him to get a starter vet on the Dline and Oline. He has time, but I would've liked to see the draft be used BPA instead of driven by filling position needs. Same thing happened last year with WR. Our needs dry up fast. It is hard to count Nate Davis unless Whitehair moves to C.