ASHKUM BEAR

I am not big on the WR/TE. I would think we will draft CB and S higher since Prince, Skrine and Dix may not be long term.

We can forget about getting Callahan back. He joined Fangio in Denver. Signs a 3 year 21 million deal with 10 guaranteed.

He is a jack of all trades but master none...except returning. I think Nagy will take what NE got out of him and add a twist.

For some reason, I still would love for the Bears to draft Love. He was my gut feeling early on. Which ever way Pace goes I would buy in on.

Amos cashed in big time. 9 mil per year, 21 mil in the first 2 years. All for an SS.

They are making room for sure. I see Callahan and Amos both back, but now we have a big hole at OLB. Would Acho sign a one year? Do they go after Lynch again? Or maybe someone like Suggs is on the radar.

No reason to spend draft capital on a G this season. If we need a backup, keep Witzman. Glad he did this and freed up money.

Bring it all to an end. Chinese restaurants brings young girls in every 90 days and crams them in a small apartments just for cheap labor. Ask one, they are trafficked too. This country is full of slaves and that awaking is happening. Sorry to rant here, but this is one sick world with enslavement and the superbowl is the top day for it.

If Love came out last year, he might have snuck into the first. He had a so so year and then torn the ACL. We might get lucky and get him later than a 3rd. I've been pushing him, he has the speed. Greg Gabriel told me he isnt an established receiver, but I think he would be better there than Howard with work.

Singletary would be a good 4th rd pick, I would be on board. His name would be welcome in Chicago also. Taking a G early depends on if they can get Long to restructure. I'd love to see Long stay healthy for our Superbowl runs. They may take OL round 3 anyways if a BPA is waiting for us to swoop him up.

Duke could be a possibility. I still think we find another 4-5th rd pick to fill that roll. Someone that has enough size to carry the load but more speed than Howard.

Unless they can trade him, you do not make him a cap casualty by cutting him. Let him play out his contract, sign with another team and gain a late rd compensation pick. Pace has tools to make adjustments to have cap space if needed. I dont see their increases causing that yet.

I said no to Mack earlier bahaha. My oh my, I regret that thought. As for Beasley, my gut says no again. Ony because we will most likely need to find a starter or high rotational player at S or CB. We have Floyd and Mack, Fitts and Irving to groom and probably Acho in the mix.

Club Dub will go down in history. Maybe thank the Cubs for bringing that culture into sports. Nagy had a vision and it is working. We will see with our FA's, u think if we are close, they stay.

Draft and develop and offer Lynch another 1 year.

I thought about him as I posted that too, lol. What happened to all our NB's? These guys came from nowhere, played decent as rookies and looks like both have made it. If we left one position open for competition, which one can we find easier?

The best thing going for us with Amos is how deep the FA safety pool is. Collins, Thomas, Clinton-Dix, Joyner, Harris,Vacarrio. Amos fits in the top 3 I'd say, but teams may want more coverage? He may take a discount? We do have a chance to retain him. Amos is more dependable than Callahan too, so he may be next in line. Callahan is a hard to find commodity. Damn this is tough for Pace and Co.

All they can do is have a competition, if Parkey wins out then Parkey it is. The Bears are not in position to sign another high dollar kicker. I hope he takes this season and uses it to make a comeback knowing he is on the brink.

These were just the players available in first-pick.com's mock draft. I try to read some of the players pros and cons when selecting best available. Wingard didn't look NFL worthy in that clip you posted. Might have to dig deeper to find a SS. I do trust Pace with these past 2-3 drafts that he will find guys that fit.

Your Picks: Round 3 Pick 23: Boyd, Kris, CB, Texas (A+) Need to groom a replacement for Prince sooner than later. Might be a solid replacement if we lose Callahan. Round 4 Pick 24: Samuel, Deebo, WR, South Carolina (A+) Bonus pick, Deebo is a homerun threat anytime he touches the ball. Solid route runner and excellant KR. Replaces White/Bellamy? Round 5 Pick 24: Wingard, Andrew, SS, Wyoming (A+) Underrated DB, excels in the box but can man centerfielder. Deadly speed especially playing the run. Round 7 Pick 8 (Phi): Fritts, Brandon, TE, North Carolina Why not take a shot on a playmaking TE that used to play with Trubisky. Insurance and a threat to Shaheen to elevate his game. Round 7 Pick 24: Love, Bryce, RB, Stanford (A+) Got my RB in the 7th. Huge potential if his ACL recovers with no limits. Redshirt him while Nall steps up. I would be pleased with a draft like this.

Great news. Continuity in a young offense means the world. Now Nagy has no set backs with the 2nd phase. Imagine if they had to start the season with an unknown. It would take away the little things because added protections would be required. Now they have the freedom to find CB, S, or a RB that can elevate the offense to a top 5 level.

Have to bring a highlight clip. A lot was from his 2017 season, were he was electric. He shows great vision and bursts through holes. I think he makes a pretty good complement to this O if the medical staff think he can be that same player as the clip shows.

Threw out Loves name before his ACL injury, that may just dip him to our slot. Having Howard and Cohen healthy we would have the beneficiary of letting Love heal and learn the during the first quarter of the season before breaking him in. Elevate Nall as FB/RB/TE because he has that skill set and Nagy loves using those short shuttle passes that fit them.

I think we have a shot at drafting Bryce Love RB Stanford. He suffered a late ACL injury and will not be able to workout predraft. He was a potential 1st RD pick this last draft but he opted to stay in school. His game style fits what the Bears want to do, but he probably won't ge to the field until Sept/Oct. I know RB is not a huge need, but getting another dynamic playmaker can have an impact. It will come down to who's available at OT, S, and CB too.

It would be wise to keep him. Continuity is key and this is year two installing the offense. No sense to create any restrictions or set backs to learn if a replacement can maintain his level or exceed it. Sign him to a deal like you mentioned and groom a player while giving him game time experience.