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To be fair this was a take from January 23rd, so by the time the combine and then draft rolled around many opinions had changed. Including mine. I hadn't put much time into watching Pitt football in January but by February I was in full Aaron Donald hype mode.... Pre combine post in February...

Wait... I was told repeatedly by PFF/CCS that Teven was great, Braxton is great, the Bears Oline was great, and that it was all Justin Fields fault that they looked terrible...

Bowers fits the generational label for TE, Bears are in line to likely have gotten at least the second best WR in this draft. On the other hand, the Bears likely felt Kmet would be a bigger part of the offense than he was last year. Hindsight is 20-20 but I preferred Bowers over Rome

No, those are in addition to everything already listed

I think the 80s have the 70s beat... Raw Deal Rocky 3 & 4 Commando Conan 1 & 2 Aliens Predator Nightmare on Elmstreet Friday the 13th American Werewolf in London The Howling Jean Claude: Bloodsport/Kickboxer Do the Right Thing Eddie Murphy Standups Lethal Weapon 1/2

I've only seen maybe a third of these .

80's... Big Trouble in Little China They Live Gremlins Terminator Scarface Goonies

Bowers is better. He is quicker, harder to cover, and has better hands. Warren is bigger, a better runner with the ball, and more versatile. Both are first round talents that would be amazing in a Bears uniform.

The only player worth trading up for is Membou. I wouldn't give up #39 or #41 to do it however.

Dexter isn't bad either, he is about average and he is still improving and can become good.

It's hard to say but their QB had a terrible season. Basically the fans and analysts say it wasn't Burden's fault that the offense was so bad.

Yes, he got multiple personal fouls for doing dumb things like snatching the DBs mouth piece and throwing it, pushing after the play, he even threw a little punch as well. Basically the same kind of dumb penalties and stuff that Stevenson does.

Zero chance I could have written that piece, I'm much too stupid. Just ask anyone around here 😂

If everything fell exactly like this it's an A+ draft in my book. I want a TE over WR and Malachi Moore wouldn't be the safety I'd want, but who cares. That is a winner.

Looks like Ellis was always an OLB in college and as a 7th round pick with very good athleticism he probably showed enough to stick around on the Saints roster. His Arm length was 32.75" and only 238lbs so definitely out of the norm for Allen at DE.

Any trading with the Packers is a non starter. With that said I like some of the picks but why another 3T in the first when the Bears already have Jarrett and Dexter? Harmon doesn't really look like he is that much better than the players you could get at #41, meanwhile they could have gotten a...

He's had back to back seasons of +1500 yds rushing & 15 TDs each year against much tougher competion and with less usage than Jeanty. He is a better receiver and pass protector. Go look at the tape for Boise State's interior offensive line, they are much better than the line UNC had. I think if...

You could be right about them taking a DE somewhere in the draft but it all depends on how the picks play out. You also have to take a few things into consideration. #1 Dennis Allen has a clear and obvious TYPE of player that he wants for the DE position, so that cuts out many players that may...

The Bears have $48M tied up in the DL so no matter how many sacks they had the Bears are heavily invested for the next couple years. They most likely aren't pouring more money into the DE position this year just for a rookie to struggle for playtime. I love Mykel and he was my 1.0 Mock pick, I...