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*Trade* Bears trade #20 for #32 & #64
Bucs only have a few roster spots available will all starters from last year returning. JPP is on the last year of his contract, so Bucs move up to select the best pass rusher available. Bears trade down for additional draft picks to fill needs.
#32: Kellen Mond - QB
Kellen Mond has a rocket arm and throws a tight spiral to fight through the winds at Soldier Field. With four years of starting experience, not starting right away will have less of a negative impact than a guy like Mills. He also has the speed (4.5) to make plays with his legs. Taking Mond this early is a reach but securing that 5th year makes it worth it.
#52: Walker Little - OT
The Bears need an immediate upgrade on the offensive line, and Walker Little can start off playing right tackle and switch to the left side next season (goodbye Leno!). A great value pick that falls in the draft a bit because of a knee injury in 2019 and opting out of the 2020 season. He has the size, athleticism, & football intelligence to carve out a long career.
#64: Elijah Molden – CB/S
The Bears need to add a slot cornerback and Molden is one of the best in the draft class. His football character is off the charts and has the flexibility to play some safety if needed.
*Trade* Bears trade #83 & #228 for #98 & #105
With Pittsburg, Philadelphia, & Tampa Bay all teams that could select a QB, New Orleans moves up to select Davis Mills to compete with Jameis Winston. The Bears still have a lot of holes to fill, so adding additional draft picks (in Ryan Pace’s sweet spot) is a priority.
*Trade* Bears trade Nick Foles & #221 for #146
Joe Douglas (former Bears Director of Scouting) is now the GM of the Jets. He adds a veteran quarterback to help mentor Zach Wilson.
#98: Jamar Johnson - S
Bears add a safety to groom behind Gipson. He has phenomenal ball skills and has the versatility to play the coveted nickel-safety if needed. Needs to work on his tackling but the tools and intelligence are there.
#105: Spencer Brown – OT
Your classic small school, elite physical tools draft pick that Ryan Pace seems to target. He’s a mountain of a man, yet does a phenomenal job keeping his base low. He needs some work on his technique but could develop into a high-end right tackle that has the athleticism needed to swing to the left side in a pinch.
*Trade* Bears trade #146 & #164 for #122
#122: Marco Wilson - CB
Brother of Quincy Wilson (NY Giants). Has all the physical tools to succeed in the NFL but needs to refine his technique.
#204: Jonathan Marshall - DL
A raw defensive tackle prospect that has the physical tools but only has one season of college football under his belt. Would benefit learning behind guys like Hicks and Goldman.
#208: Quinton Bohanna – NT
The Bears need to continue to add depth on the defensive line. Bohanna is a monster of a human being that excels at stopping the run.
#228: Pooka Williams Jr. - RB
With Tarik Cohen returning from a torn ACL, the Bears need to have a back-up plan for the joker back if Cohen had a set-back.
Andy Dalton / Kellen Mond
David Montgomery / Damien Williams
Tarik Cohen / Pooka Williams Jr.
Charles Leno Jr. / Walker Little
James Daniels / Arlington Hambright
Cody Whitehair / Sam Mustifer
Germain Ifedi / Elijah Wilkenson
Walker Little / Spencer Brown
Jimmy Graham / Cole Kmet
JP Holtz / Jesper Horsted
Allen Robinson / Javon Wims
Anthony Miller / Riley Ridley
Darnell Mooney / Marquis Goodwin
Akiem Hicks / Angelo Blackson
Eddie Goldman / Quinton Bohanna
Jonathan Marshall / LaCale London
Bilal Nichols / Mario Edwards
Khalil Mack / Jeremy Attouchu
Roquan Smith / Josh Woods
Danny Trevathan / Joel Iyegbuniwe
Robert Quinn / Christian Jones / Trevis Gipson
Jaylon Johnson / Artie Burns / Marco Wilson
Elijah Molden / Duke Shelley
Desmond Trufant / Kindle Vildor
Eddie Jackson / Deon Bush
Tashaun Gipson Sr. / Jamar Johnson
Bucs only have a few roster spots available will all starters from last year returning. JPP is on the last year of his contract, so Bucs move up to select the best pass rusher available. Bears trade down for additional draft picks to fill needs.
#32: Kellen Mond - QB
Kellen Mond has a rocket arm and throws a tight spiral to fight through the winds at Soldier Field. With four years of starting experience, not starting right away will have less of a negative impact than a guy like Mills. He also has the speed (4.5) to make plays with his legs. Taking Mond this early is a reach but securing that 5th year makes it worth it.
#52: Walker Little - OT
The Bears need an immediate upgrade on the offensive line, and Walker Little can start off playing right tackle and switch to the left side next season (goodbye Leno!). A great value pick that falls in the draft a bit because of a knee injury in 2019 and opting out of the 2020 season. He has the size, athleticism, & football intelligence to carve out a long career.
#64: Elijah Molden – CB/S
The Bears need to add a slot cornerback and Molden is one of the best in the draft class. His football character is off the charts and has the flexibility to play some safety if needed.
*Trade* Bears trade #83 & #228 for #98 & #105
With Pittsburg, Philadelphia, & Tampa Bay all teams that could select a QB, New Orleans moves up to select Davis Mills to compete with Jameis Winston. The Bears still have a lot of holes to fill, so adding additional draft picks (in Ryan Pace’s sweet spot) is a priority.
*Trade* Bears trade Nick Foles & #221 for #146
Joe Douglas (former Bears Director of Scouting) is now the GM of the Jets. He adds a veteran quarterback to help mentor Zach Wilson.
#98: Jamar Johnson - S
Bears add a safety to groom behind Gipson. He has phenomenal ball skills and has the versatility to play the coveted nickel-safety if needed. Needs to work on his tackling but the tools and intelligence are there.
#105: Spencer Brown – OT
Your classic small school, elite physical tools draft pick that Ryan Pace seems to target. He’s a mountain of a man, yet does a phenomenal job keeping his base low. He needs some work on his technique but could develop into a high-end right tackle that has the athleticism needed to swing to the left side in a pinch.
*Trade* Bears trade #146 & #164 for #122
#122: Marco Wilson - CB
Brother of Quincy Wilson (NY Giants). Has all the physical tools to succeed in the NFL but needs to refine his technique.
#204: Jonathan Marshall - DL
A raw defensive tackle prospect that has the physical tools but only has one season of college football under his belt. Would benefit learning behind guys like Hicks and Goldman.
#208: Quinton Bohanna – NT
The Bears need to continue to add depth on the defensive line. Bohanna is a monster of a human being that excels at stopping the run.
#228: Pooka Williams Jr. - RB
With Tarik Cohen returning from a torn ACL, the Bears need to have a back-up plan for the joker back if Cohen had a set-back.
Andy Dalton / Kellen Mond
David Montgomery / Damien Williams
Tarik Cohen / Pooka Williams Jr.
Charles Leno Jr. / Walker Little
James Daniels / Arlington Hambright
Cody Whitehair / Sam Mustifer
Germain Ifedi / Elijah Wilkenson
Walker Little / Spencer Brown
Jimmy Graham / Cole Kmet
JP Holtz / Jesper Horsted
Allen Robinson / Javon Wims
Anthony Miller / Riley Ridley
Darnell Mooney / Marquis Goodwin
Akiem Hicks / Angelo Blackson
Eddie Goldman / Quinton Bohanna
Jonathan Marshall / LaCale London
Bilal Nichols / Mario Edwards
Khalil Mack / Jeremy Attouchu
Roquan Smith / Josh Woods
Danny Trevathan / Joel Iyegbuniwe
Robert Quinn / Christian Jones / Trevis Gipson
Jaylon Johnson / Artie Burns / Marco Wilson
Elijah Molden / Duke Shelley
Desmond Trufant / Kindle Vildor
Eddie Jackson / Deon Bush
Tashaun Gipson Sr. / Jamar Johnson