May 21, 20241 yr comment_214260 I don't know if the Bears have ever had 3 top 30 WRs on the same roster. I think Allen is probably a little low and Odunze a little high (for a rookie) but regardless, this is impressive nonetheless. #12 - Moore #22 - Allen #29 - Odunze https://www.pff.com/news/nfl-pff-wide-receiver-rankings-top-32-ahead-of-the-2024-nfl-season Report
May 21, 20241 yr comment_214262 I don’t think the Bears have ever had such good receivers, especially if Odunze is as good as hoped. Conway and Graham were good, Marshall and Alshon too. Report
May 22, 20241 yr Author comment_214267 15 hours ago, Daventry said: I don’t think the Bears have ever had such good receivers, especially if Odunze is as good as hoped. Conway and Graham were good, Marshall and Alshon too. There have been a few periods with 2 WRs, but never 3. Odunze is a WR1 on at least 10 teams, a WR2 on all but 5-6 teams, and the top WR3 in the NFL. That may not seem like a big deal, but if Allen or Moore miss any time, the drop off won't be massive like it normally is. Report
May 22, 20241 yr comment_214268 It's crazy. Two years ago we had zero number one caliber receivers. Now three? Unreal Report
May 22, 20241 yr Author comment_214269 19 minutes ago, Mongo3451 said: It's crazy. Two years ago we had zero number one caliber receivers. Now three? Unreal Yeah, it really is hard to fathom. To think one of those 3 will draw CB3, a LB, or a S on every play is wild. Report
May 22, 20241 yr comment_214270 3 hours ago, adam said: Yeah, it really is hard to fathom. To think one of those 3 will draw CB3, a LB, or a S on every play is wild. And this is one of the reasons why Poles invested heavy in DB. This is now a passing league and having the depth and talent to be 6 or 7 deep and not miss a beat counters teams that are 3, 4, or 6 deep with receiving talent. Detroit dipped into this philosophy by taking 2 CBs in the draft, trading for Carlton Davis, signing Amik Robertson, Khalil Dorsey, Kendall Vildor. Report
May 22, 20241 yr comment_214272 7 hours ago, adam said: Yeah, it really is hard to fathom. To think one of those 3 will draw CB3, a LB, or a S on every play is wild. 3 hours ago, ASHKUM BEAR said: And this is one of the reasons why Poles invested heavy in DB. This is now a passing league and having the depth and talent to be 6 or 7 deep and not miss a beat counters teams that are 3, 4, or 6 deep with receiving talent. Detroit dipped into this philosophy by taking 2 CBs in the draft, trading for Carlton Davis, signing Amik Robertson, Khalil Dorsey, Kendall Vildor. yes and yes! Report
July 16, 20241 yr Author comment_214787 If Aiyuk is out in SF, that really hurts their WR Corps as Deebo would be their WR1 with 892 receiving yards last year. The next best was Jennings with 265 yards and rookie Pearsall. I know they have Kittle and McCaffrey for receptions, but as a WR Corps, no Aiyuk really knocks their roster down. Report
July 16, 20241 yr comment_214789 First, I can't believe Lynch will allow Aiyuk to leave SF. However, if he did, I'm sure he'd enjoy sticking it to the Bears again, this time by trading Aiyuk to one of our division rivals. Report
July 17, 20241 yr Author comment_214800 14 hours ago, Pixote said: First, I can't believe Lynch will allow Aiyuk to leave SF. However, if he did, I'm sure he'd enjoy sticking it to the Bears again, this time by trading Aiyuk to one of our division rivals. lol, I doubt he would trade within the conference. I heard Denver as a possible landing spot. Report
July 17, 20241 yr comment_214809 3 hours ago, adam said: lol, I doubt he would trade within the conference. I heard Denver as a possible landing spot. The chargers are also hurting for receiver. I do have the feeling Harbaugh wants to build through the draft though. Report
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