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Down to 11 for this qb probably costs 4 first round picks. I would give them 1 for ....NM , they have traded their second. Minnesota isn't a true trade partner given they don't have a second round pick. 1 for 11, 23, 2025 1st, 2026 1st 2027 2nd I'd do. Hope CW busts or gets injured and they turn into the new age panthers

Doing right by JF is giving him a proper line and weapons to maximize his potential

Maye is a bust. Id bet big on that.

Man, to say Dexter is the worst player on our D is crazy.

I like the stitched loop approach. King Poles!!

I’d trade 1-2 then 2-3 sacrificing cw and jd. Maye is a bust. Snag MHJ at 3 and Turner at 9.

The Allen move accompanied with Washington stockpiling picks screams JF is staying. Flipping one for two and their 6 top 100 picks would be great

And we still have two premium draft picks

Chicago Bears Notable signings: WR Keenan Allen (trade); CB Jaylon Johnson; RB D’Andre Swift; S Kevin Byard; TE Gerald Everett; C Coleman Shelton; OL Ryan Bates (trade) Notable departures: WR Darnell Mooney; S Eddie Jackson; OL Cody Whitehair; DT Justin Jones The Bears saved their most significant transaction for late in the week. On Thursday, Chicago traded for Los Angeles Chargers WR Keenan Allen, adding the six-time Pro Bowler in exchange for a fourth-round pick (No. 110). Allen turns 32 next month and has had trouble staying healthy. He missed seven games with a hamstring strain in 2022 before shoulder and heel issues sidelined him in 2023. Allen isn’t cheap, either: Chicago is currently due to pay him $23.1 million this season, barring a contract restructure. The price and risk are high — but so is the upside. Despite missing time, Allen still ranked 12th in the league with 1,243 receiving yards. He finished with 2.36 yards per route run, the 10th-best in the league and his best mark since 2017. Potentially a perfect complement for incumbent Bears WR D.J. Moore, Allen could become a frequent over-the-middle option for Caleb Williams in 2024. MORE: Best Remaining Free Agents After League Year Begins The Bears had no choice but to extend Johnson after how dominant he was in coverage last season. Chicago got a surprisingly good deal, keeping the second-team All-Pro CB under $20 million annually while crafting a four-year contract that’s really more of a two-year deal upon closer inspection. Signing a veteran like Byard to play alongside third-year safety Jaquan Brisker makes sense, as does adding interior line options. But the Bears’ decision to give Swift $14 million guaranteed, despite the presence of Khalil Herbert and Roschon Johnson and a deep free agent RB market, was puzzling. Grade: A-

The reality is this is like a 14 receiver draft. There’s tons of solid wrs after the top three that I’d love to have

JCJ is a blue chip player. He’d be a great trade back target. So is Newton. Trading to 15 or 17 would be wise.

A high stakes game of FU

I like going for it. If we could fill the DE spot and another interior lineman we would be set

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Show yo tits Stinger!

My main man Poles!!

And they just cut their starting wr then put the other on the block. They’re definitely on Nabers, oduzne, or Brock.

La wants another weapon.

Nice to see Stingy give Phx props for something

If he’s going off your list, I hope he’s also looking at my drafts. Get me in the war room Poles!!

They both look amazing!!

That chick with the nice tits. I think his name is Stinger

We don’t want them to trade down. Grab one of those tackles we don’t need or the TE we don’t need. It’s pretty much guaranteed we don’t grab bowers at nine after Everett