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Bears trade 60 for 69 (3rd) and 144 (5th)
The bears dont ask the fans who they should take and when they should take them. We have to see how it plays out. After last years draft, I was very disappointed and ended up being our best draft in a very long time.
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Best Available Day 2
All of this will pass and this year we will go to the SB and look back and say how smart they were. (hopefully)
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Best Available Day 2
As fans we think they need DL, edge prospects , and a S. A LT and center. They know what they have and what they wanted. This drafting team killed the draft last year. Lets give them some Kudos on they know what they are doing.
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Pick 89, Zavion Thomas, WR, LSU
Look at the picks from their point of view. They got a stud S that fits their scheme. They drafted a 8 yr starting center with pro bowl potential. They drafted a killer blocking TE that the Bears will fit in their scheme. They drafted a speed merchant WR that have return experience. BJ will scheme plays for him.
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Pick 89, Zavion Thomas, WR, LSU
The Bears are strategically building there team. They know what they are doing, Im just a a fan with limited knowledge that thinks I am smarter than I am.
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Pick 89, Zavion Thomas, WR, LSU
He has 4.28 speed.
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Pick 89, Zavion Thomas, WR, LSU
I just posted it, Adam just delete mine.
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Round 2, Pick 57, Logan Jones, C
Here is The Beast profile on Jones. His comp with several pundits is Drew Dalman. If he's our upscale C for 8 yrs, Im all in. Jones is an undersized, sawed-off blocker with aggressive technique and athletic ability, although his sustain struggles might be tough to overcome. A center-only prospect, he is a mid-round version of Linderbaum.
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Bears draft Sam Roush, TE at 69
Here is The Beast profile on Sam. Roush isn’t without his warts, but he offers a traditional Y tight end skill set — competitiveness to handle dirty work as a blocker and athleticism to be a functional underneath target. He has the makeup and toughness to quietly become an integral part of an NFL offense.
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Bears draft Sam Roush, TE at 69
Last year, I was bewildered when they took Loveland and Burden, I wanted different players. How did that turn out? Trust them until it shows they made a mistake.
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Bears trade 60 for 69 (3rd) and 144 (5th)
None of these picks make sense to me now, but we have to see what the team looks like at training camp. Last year people questioned Loveland and Burden picked where they were and how did that turn out.
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Bears draft Sam Roush, TE at 69
As long as they get good players, I trust their judgement. NFL teams have tons of more info than fans do and just rate players differently., With drafting a C and a TE that tells me they are strengthening the OL and know they have a LT on the team already. I dont think they are trading Kmet, they just restructured his contract.
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Bears trade 60 for 69 (3rd) and 144 (5th)
The Bears like their own roster . They expect Dayo back, Turner back and other people on the roster we arent counting on. Surprise , surprise.
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Bears trade 60 for 69 (3rd) and 144 (5th)
The next pick will be a surprise name and not be people we expected.
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Bears trade 60 for 69 (3rd) and 144 (5th)
I liked Jacas a lot and we will never will know if the Bears were going to take them. The early pick at C bums me out but as long we draft good football players, my opinion isnt a big deal. In 3 yrs Jones could be a pro bowler , everything is not judged on initial response.