Here are some other mocks i've seen
http://forums.prosportsdaily.com/showthread.php?835430-2014-NFL-Draft-2013-CFB-Season-Thread/page39
Rd 1. CB Justin Gilbert, Oklahoma St- After 2011, Gilbert was arguably the top CB in all of CFB; in 2012 Gilbert was abused. Now, Gilbert is back to playing lights out and he has three tough tests the next three weeks that could cement his stock.
Rd 2. DT Ego Ferguson, LSU- Ferguson isn't putting up the stats that teammate Anthony Johnson has, but Ferguson plays the 1T primarily. He is another in the long line of ultra-athletic LSU Dlinemen.
Rd 3. CB Darqueze Dennard, Michigan St- Double dipping at CB in the wake of the Charles Tillman injury. Dennard has been the best CB in the Big Ten to date IMO.
Rd 4. DE Michael Sam, Missouri- This one might be wishful thinking but I think Sam will fall a little bit as he isn't terribly athletic.
Rd 5. QB Bryn Renner, UNC- Renner's injury and disappointing play prior pushes him down the draft board.
Rd 6. WR Tevin Reese, Baylor- Another diminutive speed WR.
Rd 6. TE Colt Lyerla, Oregon- We all know the story here.
Free Agency-
Resign Jay Cutler (4 yrs 60 mil)
Resign Josh McCown to a vet min (580k or so)
Resign Matt Slauson (3 yrs 10 mil)
Resign James Anderson (2 yrs 4 mil)
Resign Eben Britton (vet min)
Resign Nate Collins (1 yr 1.5 mil)
Resign Blake Costanzo (2 yrs 2 mil)
Resign Robbie Gould (3 yrs 8 mil)
Resign Jay Ratliff (2 yrs 5 mil)
Resign Craig Steltz (1 yr 800k)
Resign Corey Wootton (4 yrs 20 mil)
Resign Zackery Bowman (vet min)
Sign Brian De La Puente (4 yrs 15 mil)
Sign Michael Bennett (4yrs 32 mil)
Sign Alterraun Verner (4yrs 35 mil)
Then we will sign some leftovers but I am not going that in depth.
Cut Michael Bush
Cut Julius Peppers
Draft-
1st- Timmy Jernigan DT FSU
2nd- Bradley Roby CB OSU
3rd- Blake Bortles QB UCF
4th- Ty Zimmerman SS KSU
5th- Jacob Pedersen TE/FB Wisconsin
6th- Dri Archer WR/RB/KR Kent State
7th- Tyler Gaffney RB Stanford
Roster-
QB- Jay Cutler, Josh McCown, Blake Bortles
RB- Matt Forte, Tyler Gaffney
FB- Jacob Pederson
WR- Brandon Marshall, Alshon Jeffery, Earl Bennett, Marquees Wilson, Dri Archer
TE- Martellus Bennett, Jacob Pedersen, Fendi Onobun
LT- Jermon Bushrod, Eben Britton
LG- Matt Slauson, James Brown
C- Brian De La Puente
RG- Kyle Long, James Brown
RT- Jordan Mills, Eben Britton
DE- Corey Wootton, Shea McClellin
NT- Stephen Paea, Nate Collins
DT- Jay Ratliff, Timmy Jernigan
DE- Michael Bennett, David Bass
SLB- James Anderson, Khaseem Greene
MLB- Jon Bostic, Blake Costanzo
WLB- Lance Briggs, Khaseem Greene
CB- Alterraun Verner, Isaiah Frey
FS- Chris Conte, Anthony Walters
SS- Ty Zimmerman, Craig Steltz
CB- Bradley Roby, Zackery Bowman
K- Robbie Gould
P- Adam Podlesh
KR/PR- Dri Archer, Eric Weems
http://walterfootball.com/draft2014_1.php
19. Ra'Shede Hageman, DT, Minnesota
Henry Melton, an impending free agent, tore his ACL earlier in the season. This could make it easier for the Bears to keep him, but they'll need a replacement if he walks. Ra'Shede Hageman, who has been a monster this year, would be a worthy substitute.
50. Darqueze Dennard, CB, Michigan State
The Bears will have to address their two cornerback positions next offseason, as Charles Tillman and Tim Jennings both have expiring contracts.
84. David Fales, QB, San Jose State
I find it completely insane that the Bears could let Jay Cutler walk. If that happens, they'll obviously be searching for a quarterback in the spring.
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/1841655-2014-nfl-mock-draft-post-week-10-breakdown
17. Chicago Bears: Ryan Shazier, OLB, Ohio State
The Brian Urlacher era is over, and it has been an up-and-down affair at best since his departure.
Jon Bostic has the makings of a future star in the middle, but the 'backers around him are beginning to age and are oftentimes ineffective.
Ryan Shazier is not only the perfect fit next to Bostic, he's an immediate difference-maker who will give fans flashbacks to the golden linebacker era in Chicago rather quickly.
http://sports.gather.com/viewArticle.action?articleId=281474981963783
#20 - Chicago Bears - Timmy Jernigan - DT - Florida State
An all-around ideal pick for the Chicago Bears. They badly need to upgrade their defensive line which has suffered through injuries all of 2013. Defensive tackle has caught the worst of it, which is why they have struggled to stop the run. Timmy Jernigan is best known for his ability to blow up running plays at Florida State. Coupled with exceptional quickness and a non-stop motor, he has the dimensions to become a dynamite interior pass rusher as well once he gets better control of his hands and his speed. If the Bears are able to keep Henry Melton they could have one of the deeper defensive tackle rotations in the league.
http://www.drafttek.com/2014-NFL-Mock-Draft-Round1b.asp
21. Darqueze Dennard(5'11, 188), CB, Michigan State
The Michigan St. defense has reached mythical heights this season, ranking in the top three in the nation in both yards and points allowed. As good as the MSU front 7 has been, it has been the press-man cover skills of Dennard that have given them time to disrupt opponents' backfields. At 5'11, 197 with a 4.4-4.5 40 time, Dennard is blessed with above-average speed and size for his position - and he utilizes them equally well. He excels in taking away quick throws, which makes him a perfect fit for the Bears in a conference that features notorious quick-hitter Aaron Rodgers. Dennard would be an ideal nickel back in year 1, with an eye towards replacing the aging Tillman soon thereafter.
53. Derek Carr(6'3, 212), QB, Fresno State
The Bears may or may not choose to sign Jay Cutler to a new long-term contract. Cutler has given the franchise stability at the QB position, something that Bears fans know to be rare and fleeting in the history of the team. I personally would like to see Cutler inked to a new long-term contract, but sometimes the powers that be do not follow my advice. This mock assumes that the Bears will looks for a QB in the rich 2014 class. Derek Carr doesn't get the coverage of Bridgewater, Mariota or Johnny F, but he's got the resume and the pedigree (brother David played in the NFL). Current career stat line: 10821 yards, 91 TDs vs just 20 picks.
Here are some other mocks i've seen
http://forums.prosportsdaily.com/showthread.php?835430-2014-NFL-Draft-2013-CFB-Season-Thread/page39
Rd 1. CB Justin Gilbert, Oklahoma St- After 2011, Gilbert was arguably the top CB in all of CFB; in 2012 Gilbert was abused. Now, Gilbert is back to playing lights out and he has three tough tests the next three weeks that could cement his stock.
Rd 2. DT Ego Ferguson, LSU- Ferguson isn't putting up the stats that teammate Anthony Johnson has, but Ferguson plays the 1T primarily. He is another in the long line of ultra-athletic LSU Dlinemen.
Rd 3. CB Darqueze Dennard, Michigan St- Double dipping at CB in the wake of the Charles Tillman injury. Dennard has been the best CB in the Big Ten to date IMO.
Rd 4. DE Michael Sam, Missouri- This one might be wishful thinking but I think Sam will fall a little bit as he isn't terribly athletic.
Rd 5. QB Bryn Renner, UNC- Renner's injury and disappointing play prior pushes him down the draft board.
Rd 6. WR Tevin Reese, Baylor- Another diminutive speed WR.
Rd 6. TE Colt Lyerla, Oregon- We all know the story here.
Free Agency-
Resign Jay Cutler (4 yrs 60 mil)
Resign Josh McCown to a vet min (580k or so)
Resign Matt Slauson (3 yrs 10 mil)
Resign James Anderson (2 yrs 4 mil)
Resign Eben Britton (vet min)
Resign Nate Collins (1 yr 1.5 mil)
Resign Blake Costanzo (2 yrs 2 mil)
Resign Robbie Gould (3 yrs 8 mil)
Resign Jay Ratliff (2 yrs 5 mil)
Resign Craig Steltz (1 yr 800k)
Resign Corey Wootton (4 yrs 20 mil)
Resign Zackery Bowman (vet min)
Sign Brian De La Puente (4 yrs 15 mil)
Sign Michael Bennett (4yrs 32 mil)
Sign Alterraun Verner (4yrs 35 mil)
Then we will sign some leftovers but I am not going that in depth.
Cut Michael Bush
Cut Julius Peppers
Draft-
1st- Timmy Jernigan DT FSU
2nd- Bradley Roby CB OSU
3rd- Blake Bortles QB UCF
4th- Ty Zimmerman SS KSU
5th- Jacob Pedersen TE/FB Wisconsin
6th- Dri Archer WR/RB/KR Kent State
7th- Tyler Gaffney RB Stanford
Roster-
QB- Jay Cutler, Josh McCown, Blake Bortles
RB- Matt Forte, Tyler Gaffney
FB- Jacob Pederson
WR- Brandon Marshall, Alshon Jeffery, Earl Bennett, Marquees Wilson, Dri Archer
TE- Martellus Bennett, Jacob Pedersen, Fendi Onobun
LT- Jermon Bushrod, Eben Britton
LG- Matt Slauson, James Brown
C- Brian De La Puente
RG- Kyle Long, James Brown
RT- Jordan Mills, Eben Britton
DE- Corey Wootton, Shea McClellin
NT- Stephen Paea, Nate Collins
DT- Jay Ratliff, Timmy Jernigan
DE- Michael Bennett, David Bass
SLB- James Anderson, Khaseem Greene
MLB- Jon Bostic, Blake Costanzo
WLB- Lance Briggs, Khaseem Greene
CB- Alterraun Verner, Isaiah Frey
FS- Chris Conte, Anthony Walters
SS- Ty Zimmerman, Craig Steltz
CB- Bradley Roby, Zackery Bowman
K- Robbie Gould
P- Adam Podlesh
KR/PR- Dri Archer, Eric Weems
http://walterfootball.com/draft2014_1.php
19. Ra'Shede Hageman, DT, Minnesota
Henry Melton, an impending free agent, tore his ACL earlier in the season. This could make it easier for the Bears to keep him, but they'll need a replacement if he walks. Ra'Shede Hageman, who has been a monster this year, would be a worthy substitute.
50. Darqueze Dennard, CB, Michigan State
The Bears will have to address their two cornerback positions next offseason, as Charles Tillman and Tim Jennings both have expiring contracts.
84. David Fales, QB, San Jose State
I find it completely insane that the Bears could let Jay Cutler walk. If that happens, they'll obviously be searching for a quarterback in the spring.
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/1841655-2014-nfl-mock-draft-post-week-10-breakdown
17. Chicago Bears: Ryan Shazier, OLB, Ohio State
The Brian Urlacher era is over, and it has been an up-and-down affair at best since his departure.
Jon Bostic has the makings of a future star in the middle, but the 'backers around him are beginning to age and are oftentimes ineffective.
Ryan Shazier is not only the perfect fit next to Bostic, he's an immediate difference-maker who will give fans flashbacks to the golden linebacker era in Chicago rather quickly.
http://sports.gather.com/viewArticle.action?articleId=281474981963783
#20 - Chicago Bears - Timmy Jernigan - DT - Florida State
An all-around ideal pick for the Chicago Bears. They badly need to upgrade their defensive line which has suffered through injuries all of 2013. Defensive tackle has caught the worst of it, which is why they have struggled to stop the run. Timmy Jernigan is best known for his ability to blow up running plays at Florida State. Coupled with exceptional quickness and a non-stop motor, he has the dimensions to become a dynamite interior pass rusher as well once he gets better control of his hands and his speed. If the Bears are able to keep Henry Melton they could have one of the deeper defensive tackle rotations in the league.
http://www.drafttek.com/2014-NFL-Mock-Draft-Round1b.asp
21. Darqueze Dennard(5'11, 188), CB, Michigan State
The Michigan St. defense has reached mythical heights this season, ranking in the top three in the nation in both yards and points allowed. As good as the MSU front 7 has been, it has been the press-man cover skills of Dennard that have given them time to disrupt opponents' backfields. At 5'11, 197 with a 4.4-4.5 40 time, Dennard is blessed with above-average speed and size for his position - and he utilizes them equally well. He excels in taking away quick throws, which makes him a perfect fit for the Bears in a conference that features notorious quick-hitter Aaron Rodgers. Dennard would be an ideal nickel back in year 1, with an eye towards replacing the aging Tillman soon thereafter.
53. Derek Carr(6'3, 212), QB, Fresno State
The Bears may or may not choose to sign Jay Cutler to a new long-term contract. Cutler has given the franchise stability at the QB position, something that Bears fans know to be rare and fleeting in the history of the team. I personally would like to see Cutler inked to a new long-term contract, but sometimes the powers that be do not follow my advice. This mock assumes that the Bears will looks for a QB in the rich 2014 class. Derek Carr doesn't get the coverage of Bridgewater, Mariota or Johnny F, but he's got the resume and the pedigree (brother David played in the NFL). Current career stat line: 10821 yards, 91 TDs vs just 20 picks.
