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I think we should throw money at LT and CB. We need a play making FS of which have more upside in the draft. Also we need to draft a OT, another CB and a TE. I think Brown, Miller being back , and draft a TE we will have a upgraded TE position. Of course a QB prospect, preferably not the first two rounds.

the difference is Griffin has a track record that Hicks has not. Another year and he will be recognized.

There is much debate on how good this QB class is, so if we dont have to reach and still get a QB prospect, I would say that would be out of the first two rounds.

I think spreading the ball around is more successful that one top flight #1, A. J. Green, Julio Jones, Beckhum havent won anything yet.

Here is what I would do using Draftsite draft. 1-trade down to Cleveland's spot at 10 and get an extra #2 round pick and 3 rd pick( based on Cleveland's need for a QB) 1-10- Humpheys/CB/Ala 2-1- Johnson/OT/Flo ST 2-2 Maye/FS/Flo 3-1 Kupp/WR/EWash 3-2 Jordon Leggett/TE/Clem 4-1 Replogle/DT/Prudue 4-2 Luke Falk/QB/WS

I like your names at need positions but I think a play making safety should be a high draft pick(1st or 2nd) 1-

Solely based on contract, if you cut Trevathan, your in to 7.25 dead money, Freeman is 1 mil. I think we should keep all three and have better depth, we have a ton of money next year.

He is the 20th ranked RB so that would be a late round pick and that would be a good spot for a backup RB.

Here is a article by Greg Gabriel, taking about the future and the players we have in place.I agree with his assessment of talent. http://chicago.cbslocal.com/2016/12/19/gab...s-from-success/

What he is doing is putting his name up for next year to compete for the job.I also think that with him and connor Shaw, we let go of Hoyer and let the drafted QB be in the mix. I think all of this means we draft a position player at 4 and then draft a prospect in the 2nd , 3rd or 4th depending on who they like. What we're finding out this year is we have some depth going forward. We got a stud RB, a soon to be all pro C, and some viable future starters with the young guys. I think we need a S(maybe two), a legitimate CB,(FA), add a couple of OTs(draft one and bring a FA in). Draft a QB prospect, and one more WR if Jeffery isnt back.

We will have a lot of money next year so you keep all three and rotate them, then in another year, decide if Freeman remains.

for sure

The only way Fangio is going to leave is if he gets a HC job, remember he has a contract and those arent that easily broken unless the regime wants him gone.

Fox will get one more year, there are things to like and dislike about him but changing coaches every two years will be getting us nowhere. First of all, Pace will choose the next coach not a BR writer. Cooter may be a good choice but he wont be our coach next year.

First of all Hoyer was signed as an undrafted free agent, so he is a little hard to use as an example compared to a 2nd round pick. the point I was trying to make was he is farther along in his development instead of a rookie QB that may take 3 years to play well. So if we trade the pick, 1 st or 2nd , that we would have drafted a QB, we will be closer to good. There is no cant miss QBs in this draft. For every Dak that plays well, there are 3 that bombed out.

Different situations have different results. He wouldnt have played as well here, and we would be on the fence with him right now. Having said that would be a good prospect for the future, which we dont have right now. Im now thinking trying to trade for Jimmy G. from NE would be a better choice than that drafting one in the first round, only because you have tape on him in the NFL instead of projecting a rookie that probably wont be good for at least 2 to 3 years. I would hate to think the first round pick in a trade, but it may end up that way. What say you?

Robinson is not worth a top 10 pick let alone a top 5. I have yet seen a mock that had him in the top 10. reach reach reach but yes a need

Peppers is a top 5 player, and we need a play maker in the D backfield. Should never pass up a blue chip player.

The evaluation was for the business end of the team operation only..

I dont think we would get two picks and more likely a second rounder. His production, price tag and injury history isnt going to get us a first. I think he is worth it, but look what players have went for in the past, we wont be getting a first rounder.

I subscribed to PPF for fantasy information and it has some substance but it isnt the end all for football. Whitehair is going to be a player , and hopefully the OL gets there shit together and starts playing more consistently. I like Pace but getting Massie was a bad choice, he isnt very good.

I dont always agree with Hub but he is a pretty smart guy. He for years was saying that at the end of his career Peanut should have been playing free safety, and I thought that was spot on. He totally bad mouth the Long draft choice and then later admitted his was way wrong. He is worth listening to. If you load the tune in ap on your smart phone or computer you can listen to the score all the time. Some are there I love and Bernstein is a tool, but adds lots of humor with his stuffiness.

Injuries are not something you plan, its sucks for him and us. The one thing it will do is force the bears to give jeffery a contract, cant let him get away. Listening to Fox right now, i think the injury is a by product of his leg being weaker from the first injury.

I think we have several young players that towards the end of the year will be looking good.

Myles is the top rated player in the draft and we will need to be top 3 to even have a chance at him, which I can see happening.