Dejo
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I still don't think he goes top 50, but if he does and causes better players to fall I'm all for it. Freeland had a great combine but seemed pretty underwhelming in the senior bowl.Interesting comment about Freeland:
“Freeland did a lot of drills to simulate pulling across the line of scrimmage and was asked to pick up tennis balls on the way. He’s solidified himself as a top-50 pick for a zone-blocking-heavy offense.”
I thought Freeland would be a possible top of the 4th round pick for us but Pauline is as plugged in as anyone. Sounds like he could be a round 2 possibility now.
Or they could be. I've got cousins with 30+ year gap in my family. My dad was from a family of 11 so there was a pretty wide gap in the kids, which wasn't really that uncommon for that timeMay not be first cousins
I don't think he does either but do the Bears take him at #53 if he doesn't is the question. Pretty sure his only issue that was spoken about during the combine was he needs to improve his strength because he gets beat on bull rushes. Everything else the kid is legit at and he killed the combine and his pro day.I still don't think he goes top 50, but if he does and causes better players to fall I'm all for it. Freeland had a great combine but seemed pretty underwhelming in the senior bowl.
**** yeah!!!! Let's will this into being! Getting BR at 9 would give us the magic playmaker that our O is missing and allow for Fields to tear up the field. The newest trend I've seen with people discussing Bijan Robinson is discussing his rushing. Nobody at all is saying he should go as high as he's projected due to his ability to rush. It is his ability to line up all over the field and be a constant threat as a receiver. He is a playmaking weapon unlike anything in the draft. To dismiss him as a RB is just reducing him into a box akin to calling Deebo only a WR.
Or they could be. I've got cousins with 30+ year gap in my family. My dad was from a family of 11 so there was a pretty wide gap in the kids, which wasn't really that uncommon for that time
No, let me get that math right for you.Right let's spend a top 10 pick to draft combo WR 4 and RB 3.
Don't look forward to it too much because you are going to be disappointedNo, let me get that math right for you.
It would be RB1
WR 2
Joker 1
I could see about a 1/3 or more of his touches coming from the slot. I'm looking forward to seeing him lined up trips right, between Claypool and Moore, with Kmet left, and one of our backs in the tail.
I thought you'd be better at counting than that. You good, bro?
Only way Bijan ends up on the Bears is in a trade down scenario where they are in the 20s imo. And even then I find it highly unlikely.Don't look forward to it too much because you are going to be disappointed
Maybe. So, should we draft Bijan, however unlikely, I look forward to seeing him moved around the formation and exploiting mismatches.Don't look forward to it too much because you are going to be disappointed
Poles needs to dip into his Ancestry.com and find a little color. #comppicks
No, let me get that math right for you.
It would be RB1
WR 2
Joker 1
I could see about a 1/3 or more of his touches coming from the slot. I'm looking forward to seeing him lined up trips right, between Claypool and Moore, with Kmet left, and one of our backs in the tail.
I thought you'd be better at counting than that. You good, bro?
That pick wouldn't surprise me, especially for a team with fewer needs than average. Tippmann is a great combo of size, strength, athleticism. and awareness.Biggs has some very unusual picks compared to most draft boards... 27. Buffalo Bills: Joe Tippmann, C/G, Wisconsin?? Joe in round 1? Really?
As I said because they are dumb.Why do people always underestimate him?
That would be nice and then screw Carter.Poles needs to work the phones for Jeff Simmons.
I don't see the resemblance.