Most likely but we don't know that for sure either. The one i'd feel most goes to guard would be Milum. Who's the other 2 you have for sure going to G?
Savaiinaea and Mbow
I like mbow at C too. I love savaiinaea as a rd 2 pick for bears
His injury is similar but more severe to Kiran's, and IIRC both were injured in October.
Shitty mock?
I know he doesnt fit Allens traditional mold for a DE but man I think Mike Green is the real deal and would love for him to be a Bear. Explosive and full belt of pass rush tools if you cant find a way to use a player like that then what are you doing.
Yes and if it weren’t for the character concerns there’s no way he would even be in discussion for 10 because it would be a known fact he’d be gone.
Except his arm length was measured at 33"
No no no. I’m so tired of them drafting injured players.
Got it. I think Savaiinaea can play T but that's obviously my very uneducated opinion. I don't really know much about Mbow and i'm pretty sure Milum has the alligator arm syndrome but can't exactly remember his measurements.
Also is no slouch against the run.
What do you not like about it?
Although, the recent ones seemed to have lost ability upon returning (Jimmy Graham and Victor Cruz).
Results: Eleven of the 24 injuries had antecedent symptoms. The most common mechanism of injury was an eccentric overload to a contracting extensor mechanism. Physical examination demonstrated a palpable defect in all players. Twenty-two were complete ruptures, and 2 were partial injuries. Three of the 24 cases had a concomitant anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injury. In 19 of the 24 injuries, the player returned to participate in at least 1 game in the NFL. Players who returned were drafted, on average, in the fourth round, while those who failed to return to play were drafted, on average, in the sixth round. Of those players who returned to play, the average number of games played was 45.4, with a range of 1 to 142 gamesPatellar tendon ruptures in National Football League players - PubMed
Patellar tendon ruptures can occur in otherwise healthy professional football players without antecedent symptoms or predisposing factors. The most common mechanism of injury is eccentric overload. Close attention should be paid to stability examination of the knee given the not uncommon...pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
Although, the recent ones seemed to have lost ability upon returning (Jimmy Graham and Victor Cruz).
Taking another in line TE at 10 that's going to need a year to hit his learning curve, when the Bears already have an in line TE.
