That would be absolutely ideal. If Te'o fell all the way to the Bears next pick it would be an absolute steal. And then to get Barrett Jones later would be unbelievably good.
Good post. And what we did know, however, was that the OL sucked, Lovie co to happy submarined it for his Defensive prospects, and that kind of crap wasn't going to fly with a new, offensive minded HC.
I read it. BPA is subjective. Need is too. The need at OL was much greater than anywhere else. #1 need and #3 value is better, IMHO, than a lessened need with slightly better value.
Again, Emery is a GM. None of us are. End of discussion, right?
Value is subjective. Eifert may have been a good value, but they don't need a first rd TE to sit the bench.
Again, according to whom? Walter freakin football? PFF? Guess what? None of those guys are employed by the NFL, and Emery is. Isn't that what I've been hearing for so long? Trust the experts because they're experts? Well, there you have it.
All the mocks are best guesses. An actual GM made this pick.
Pure BPA is retarded. What if Geno falls to the Packers? Do they draft him? He'll no. It's stupid. BPA has to be balanced with need. Drafting on only one of those reasons is a guaranteed failure.
Too early says who? All the experts? Well, ISN'T EMERY AN EXPERT?!
Great pick. OL finally gets some attention. Cutler is smiling. Forte is happy. Carimi is a bit nervous.
Hate this draft. Bears desperately need OG, and two go this early?! Just goes to show that OL should be a huge priority. Too bad Lovie and JA never realized that.
That's exactly how I interpreted the chart. It was a position grouping chart. Obviously nobody actually thinks the Bears need to draft a #1 WR with Marshall in town. But until someone steps up beside him, it is a questionable area. Not as questionable as other positions, but the point remains.
FWIW - I also completely agree with your specific color-coding.
Position-wise, it does have appeal. If someone told me the Bears got out of the draft with a DT, OT, LB, CB, and TE I might like the draft more than if I actually got to see the names.