I would literally take the Bears situation over all of them excluding QB. I especially appreciate the “Philly” on Noah brown like that’s supposed to help me recognize who tf that is…
Yeah this isn't even worth debating with you because you've hit the denial stage to where you start twisting anything you can to convince yourself you're right on this.
I’m not talking about the QB’s.
if only it was as easy as you say it is! Did you know that just because you draft a player it doesn’t mean that player will turn out to be a playmaker in their first year let alone in their career.
Can someone confirm this date is accurate? Trying to confirm when the draft is. Thanks.
First of all when we talk about weapons that usually means everyone on offense but the QB and OL. When we say weapons it means weapons for the QB so he threw a little twist in it there. We have better weapons than the Cowboys and the Chargers. Now would i love to have C.Lamb and L.McConkey? Of course i would but i like the whole group of weapons we have over just having a great WR (talking about Lamb)to go with average to good weapons to go with that one great WR.
I think that's limiting. Does anyone think JF or guys like Lamar or Josh Allen are not considered weapons. Even Hurts. These guys are more than distributors and force D's to change scheme for them. O course that works better when the O can use it's other weapons to take advantage but they are clearly more than facilitators.
Welp good thing for this convo is none of those QB's/Teams were brought up in the OP. LOL
That could be the case but the poster was originally talking about WR/TE’s and then threw in the QB to the argument, thus moving the goalposts. Bears obviously aren’t drafting a QB this year so it means little to this argument.
Would be a dangerous decision by Poles and one he couldn't blame on Ben Johnson or Dennis Allen if it was a bust of a draft pick.The Draft Network just posted their latest mock. I don’t like it.
"10. Chicago Bears
Shemar Stewart, EDGE, Texas A&M
Bringing in Grady Jarrett was a good start to improving the defensive line, and I hope he can return to his previous form. However, Montez Sweat could use a running mate opposite him in Chicago. Shemar Stewart has all the traits, power, and athleticism to be a dominant player in the NFL.
23. Green Bay Packers
Emeka Egbuka, WR, Ohio State
Green Bay has attempted to piece the wide receiver position together over the past few seasons, but inconsistency and lack of development have hampered the results for Jordan Love and Co. Emeka Egbuka is a skilled player who can play multiple receiver positions, possesses a high football IQ to win in various ways, and is a tough player to bring down after the catch.
24. Minnesota Vikings
Kelvin Banks Jr., OL, Texas
The J.J. McCarthy Era has begun in Minnesota, and while Christian Darrisaw should be able to return and play left tackle for them, it's never a bad idea to have options. Kelvin Banks Jr. could compete at left guard right away for the Vikings while possibly becoming the future right tackle with Brian O'Neill entering his 30s.
28. Detroit Lions
Mike Green, EDGE, Marshall
There are off-field concerns surrounding Mike Green that could cause him to fall on draft night. If a team has done their due diligence and comes away confident in the player and their process, they'll be getting an immediate impact pass rusher. The Lions have been searching for a running mate for Aidan Hutchinson, and Green would be a great fit on the opposite side."
www.profootballnetwork.com
I agree it would be dangerous. A good leader never looks to blame any teammates or subordinates.
Sure but the comment was vs a generalization. Context matters but you don't get to change back and forth between specifics and generalization as is convenient and it was a generalization that I responded to. I would also describe a QB's ability to see the field or ability to read as a weapon. A deep ball may be a weapon etc, What I responded to was a limiting generalization.
I think these will start getting better after this week's round of Pro days as personnel people and talking heads cross paths and some of the top players actually work out.Pro Football Network has a new 7 rounder.
"10) Chicago Bears
Will Campbell, OT, LSU
The Chicago Bears revamped the interior of their offensive line in the offseason, but they did not make any upgrades at tackle. That could be viewed as a vote of confidence in Braxton Jones and Darnell Wright from Ben Johnson or an indictment of the offensive tackle talent available in free agency.
The Bears can address the offensive tackle position in the 2025 NFL Draft with Will Campbell, who projects as a potential starting left tackle from Day 1. Campbell would enter training camp as immediate competition for both Jones and Wright. At worst, he will be a high-level backup in 2025 and a succession plan for Jones when he moves on as a free agent next year.
39) Chicago Bears
Omarion Hampton, RB, North Carolina
There’s been plenty of talk about Ben Johnson reshaping the Bears’ running back room. Johnson leaned on a two-back system in Detroit, and Omarion Hampton could fill a similar role in Chicago. Hampton is a three-down back with upside as both a runner and receiver. He could sneak into the first round if a team falls in love with his skill set, but if not, he’s a strong pick early on Day 2.
41) Chicago Bears
Xavier Watts, S, Notre Dame
There’s debate over how high safety ranks on the Bears’ priority list, but with Kevin Byard aging and Jaquan Brisker dealing with injuries, adding depth makes sense. Watts has versatility — he can contribute as a slot corner while waiting for a starting safety role to open up.
72) Chicago Bears
Kyle Kennard, EDGE, South Carolina
The Bears’ depth chart at EDGE looks top-heavy with Dayo Odeyingbo and Montez Sweat. Behind them, there is certainly room for improvement, both in terms of a rotational role player and a high-level backup to cover either role in case of injury.
Kyle Kennard can disrupt passing games with his skills as a pass rusher. He is more of a speed rusher than a power rusher, and that presents issues against more nimble offensive linemen who can match his movements and shut him down. It also presents an issue against the run, but that is an area he can look to develop once he gets to the NFL and starts working with strength and conditioning coaches.
148) Chicago Bears
Jeffrey Bassa, LB, Oregon
233) Chicago Bears
Brandon Crenshaw-Dickson, OT, Florida
240) Chicago Bears
Max Brosmer, QB, Minnesota"
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Every pick fills a need with a good prospect. Personally, I’d like all of the top four picks to go to the trenches but I would not pass on Hampton if he was there at 39.
Unfortunately, I think there's absolutely no chance Hampton falls this far.
Yes, I can’t imagine him available at 39 as well.
