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It was stated he was only at RG.

Brad Briggs tweets, and Zack Zaidmen on the score.

I was reading tweets from Brad Briggs and listening to the Score.

Or we are going to draft one.

It doesnt cost anything to sign these type of players, and if he realizes his potenial, we may have another piece to add to the mix. Our cap is measured by the top 51 players salaries.

Hester no where near the Offense. I see him cut if he doesnt impress anybody with some flash. Carmi practicing strictly at Guard. Do we see a Fluker in our future?

Just one guys opinion, and agree with Johnsons, Fitzgerald and Marshall being in the top 5. At this point in time, Wes Welker has to be acknowledged somewhere towards the top, I think production counts for something.

Like this one a lot better. I have read a lot about Ryan and would be a good pickup in 4th.

You really jumped right in with two trades. Like all the names but dont know anything about Williams, and I think Dysert goes before the 5th.

Technically its the first pick in the second round.

Some people in my life think I have intuition, which leads me to being called a psychic, or if I misspelled that( psycho.) I think we trade down with Jacksonville and get 33 and 64 with our first rounder. Jacksonville will trade up to grab a QB they covet. 33-Arthur Brown/LB 50-David Amerson/CB 64-Brian Winters/OG 117-Akeem Spence/DT 153-Khail Holmes/)C 188-Jasper Collins/WR

I think Ogletree is the stud out of this LBers prospects and think we should take him if available. IF one of the two OGs are there at 20, we have to grab one of them. Any Pro Bowl type players need to added to the OLine. Worst case scenario would be Austin, both OGs and Olgetree being there all at the same time, in a good way. I would still have to go OG.

I totally agree, we have to,get a quality player, I think our first two picks should be by BPA

I just read a Bleacher Report article and they had Marshall listed as the 6th best WR in the league, and I think that fits. Although they had Percy Harvin listed as #2, not so sure about that. C. Johnson-1 Harvin-2 Green-3 A. Johnson-4 R.White-5

If we draft Fluker, I would not be upset, but think Ogletree will end up being an all pro LB and not sure Fluker would be. I just read an article on Trufant, and they were talking about him not being a physical type player. I think with all the big WRs we have in the league, there are some CBs that might end up being better players.

I think I got that list off of Midway Illustrated. This is a list of players the Bears have shown varying degrees of interest in,not one person's opinion.

I wouldnt be unhappy with a CB, OL, DT or as I assume a LB. We are in the position to draft a very good player at what ever position falls to us. I trust them to get quality at 20 or even if we move back, we still can get 2 to 3 really good prospects.

If the OLinemen are gone, it is the next obvious position to fill, for now and the future. The DBs are deep,(get one later) and DT will end up being a rotation guy, so that will be addressed later.

Gooden's position in the pros is most likely Briggs spot. So there is a chance he will sit for a couple of years. Since we dont have a 3rd rounder, picking him at 2 is to high.

Bennett has guaranteed money yet this year, but if he doesnt produce better than last year, he will be asked to take a pay cut or be cut. (after this year)

Here is part of a comparison of two names linked to the Bears. Overall Potential Ogletree: The potential is there for Ogletree to not only be one of the best ILBs in the NFL, but overall one of the best LBs in the league. He is one of the most physically gifted athletes I have studied in quite some time. He can fly around the line of scrimmage in pursuit of ball carriers; you can use his speed and quickness to rush the passer either from the middle or outside. In coverage, Ogletree patrols the middle of the field like a ball-hawking FS, showing the ability to make a play on the football. You can match him up with a big, athletic TE and feel comfortable that he can neutralize him throughout the game. Ogletree should be able to contribute immediately in his first year at either WLB or SLB before taking over at MLB. Brown: Brown has all the tools to be a solid pro for a very long time. While he’s probably the safest LB prospect in this Draft, there’s a good chance he might max out his potential in a couple more years. Outside of ideal size, Brown has all the tools to be one of the better LBs in the NFL, however. He has ability to play any of the three LB spots in a 4-3, but his best position might be at weak-side LB. He compares favorably to current Bears’ star LB Lance Briggs—both players are undersized, but their speed, athleticism and instincts overshadow that particular flaw. Ideal fit for the Bears: Alec Ogletree Where the league is at today, with offenses putting a heavy emphasis on pass-catching TEs and slot receivers, having a LB with the ability to cover both would be certainly a luxury for any defense. While Brown is the complete player of the two, Ogletree’s ceiling is higher. If Ogletree is indeed the pick for the Bears at No. 20, G.M. Phil Emery has set the defense up to where it won’t be dependent on a rookie to man the middle. The team added D.J. Williams this off-season, who has plenty of experience at all three LB spots in the 4-3, so if Ogletree is not ready to play at MLB, he could play SLB his first season. The Bears are in desperate need of young cornerstones on defense, and if Ogletree is past his off-the-field issues and fully takes in the coaching, he could be one of those guys for the Bears.

Very well could have been, I heard it was a gay lovers quarrel.

I totally agree, I think they could think of moving up to get him.

I have noticed information on Pough before and he definitely fits a sleeper mode. I dont know anything about Roby though.

These are not players you will see drafted in the upper part of the draft. As I read more and more about prospects, this is my view on sleepers. Akem Spence/DT from Illinois- he is athletic, 72 tackles as a senior. a mid round pick that will eventually start in the league. Terry Hawthorne/CB from Illinois- good size, good speed 4.44, 60 tackles, 8 PBUs, 3 int.. I think another Illini prospect that will contribute and could start in a year or two. Gerald Hodges/LB from Penn state-The team leader played really well with 109 tackles, 8.5 tackles for a loss, seven passes broken up, one forced fumble and two interceptions in 2012. Decent size and speed. Kyle Juszcyk, FB, Harvard -247lbs-converted TE that can block and caught 52 passes for 8 TDs. FB is a position we need to address this off season. Brian Winters/OG from Kent State- is a mid round pick, but I think he can start his first year. Anyone wishing to add to this list GO FOR IT