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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.

Yes, the Bears are set at RB but I would not rule out them taking another. The Bears are missing out on yards that Howard cannot get up to speed fast enough to gain in the second level. I am not saying Howard isn't worthy, he has averaged over 1K yards his first 3 years, but he is coming into his final year and I would hate to see a rookie being depended on without experience starting the 2020 season. I still think Nall would make a great slash player (RB/FB/TE) and when Burton missed the playoff game Nall would have fit in well as his replacement. Getting stronger on the oline is also a need and maybe Heistand can help find a gem to replace Massie at RT. I would not be opposed to seeing Massie signed to a one year type of deal to insure a transition to a draftee or Cowerd goes seamless. Defense wise, we do need a couple of DBs.

He had one of the greatest defenses with Baltimore in 2011. I think personality wise, he will be fun, loved, and fit in with Club Dub. The defense could elevate from respected to feared because he does like to turn up the pressure, which also means risking more.

Offense needs to find a rhythm, but the defense is rocking.

The Chicago Bears have 4 players named All Pro. Seems like it has been a long time. "outside linebacker Khalil Mack, free safety Eddie Jackson, cornerback Kyle Fuller and return man Tarik Cohen have been named AP All-Pros."

The only worry I have is losing Fangio. He has interviews already lining up and I cringe to think GB will make every effort to get him. They are in the perfect situation to go with a defensive minded coach with a vet QB and established offense to make a final run for Erin's last few years. It would be like losing Gase after Foxs first year.

These past couple drafts were amazing. The best thing Pace has been doing is not drafting for specific needs. None of us projected the Bears going ILB and G/C with our first 2 picks, maybe later when Roquan was an obvious BPA. It is nice also that this board is not loaded with our mocks so far.

Eliminate the Queens. Make the statement that they cannot beat us.

The refs sure seemed to have orders to throw this game (remember SF and Lynch were the darlings of 17 draft and duped the Bears). We were not sharp by any means either, the west coast travel has jet lag effects. I am not sure how I feel about Miller and Bellamy getting ejected. They best not throw punches going forward. You want to get in their face and let them know you have your QBs back, great do that. Give a push, fine, but punching at heads is a complete loss of composure and risking your hands as a WR is dumb. Smart DBs going forward will use that lack of composure against you.

This was a nail biter, thanks to the refs who were a little one sided.

How bout that, #17 scores again. Bears 7 and SF 6. If the Bears can overcome mistakes they can seal a W.

Not only are we in a trap game, so are the Rams. A little magic can spring us into a 2 seed. I think the Bears get this, these kids are hungry and like the meal a win brings.

If you go off of health, Amos seems to have that going for him. When money sits in the ice tub like it did with most of our top talent the past few years it does weigh on decisions. The Bears will spend a 3rd or 4th on one of those db positions to groom and probably a fa signing, so I almost see Amos staying unless he gets unreasonably high priced.

10 games look tough today. Teams will make changes this offseason so it is hard to say, like Brees and Rivers could retire? The Bears are still in position to add and improve for at least one more year, so I expect us to stay at a top level.

With the division champs locked in, we now know our 2019 schedule. When you win, the battles become tougher. Green Bay Packers, Minnesota Vikings, Detroit Lions, NFC East-Dallas Cowboys, Philadelphia Eagles, New York Giants and Washington Redskin, AFC West-Kansas City Chiefs, Los Angeles Chargers, Oakland Raiders and Denver Broncos, NFC North division, New Orleans Saints and the Los Angeles Rams.

Time to tighten the pig? I feel the opposite. We have one year we lack picks, this upcoming draft. Afterwards we have two 2nds instead of a 1st. The players might demand, but who has the contract to play? They cannot keep them all, but we have time.

He has started before, as I recall you didn't notice him. In a way, that is a good thing because he wasn't making mistakes. That is all we need is mistake free and the rest will be bonuses.

Now to get Mack a Defensive Player of the Year, Pace GM of the year, and Nagy Coach of the Year... heck a couple All-Pros would be nice too.

I think the Bears will buy the 5th year option and not go longer only because I think they will want to make sure he can stay healthy and produce at a high level. He is finally becoming that player they envisioned, but only for these last few games as a sack producer.

I hate when the cuteness doesnt work, but have to like the aggression. You have a coach that believes in this team and that feeds a young team to feel encouraged.