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I wouldn't go anywhere near Latu with that neck injury. He was forced to retire by Washington Team doctors and only came back after he transferred to UCLA and they cleared him. That is one big red flag. Not taking that risk in the first round. Neck injuries don't ever completely go away...

He will be 24 on November 4th.

I had this same argument with someone on Facebook. Our argument was specific to the #1 Pick as someone said #1 typically goes to a terrible team. I said Caleb would be coming into one of the best situations a #1 pick has come into in quite some time. He countered with Luck, Cam, Burrow...

CHI 1. Caleb WilliamsQB USC 17. Jared VerseEDGE Florida State 48. Malachi CorleyWR Western Kentucky 75. Sedrick Van Pran-GrangerOC Georgia 122. Braden FiskeDT Florida State

I really like Verse as well, but Poles got ROASTED for taking a WR that was 24 with Velus 2 years ago. Now all of the sudden everyone is ok with taking a DE that will be 24 soon after the season starts?!?!

Pass on MVS. He is Eq. St. Brown 2.0

The "lack of weapons" excuse would be off the table at that point for this offense. 2TE Sets with Moore, Harrison, Kmet and Bowers. would be interesting. Now if we could just block someone.

Please stop breathing. TIA

I have heard rumors Atlanta is willing to go all in on Fields and offer the #8 pick for him. If this is true, does it change your mind? I really like JF1, but 3 top 10 picks can really help add some talent in a hurry. Combine that with the rookie QB salary for another 4 years, I could be...

Well damn. I'm and idiot. I didn't realize they had 7 wins last year.

I cannot seem to find this info any where. I also am too lazy to go back and check each draft to figure it out. My point is, not very often does the #1 pick come into such a good situation. I like Fields and would be happy if we kept him, but I also understand the argument being made that...

This team had 0 pass rush for the first quarter of the season. We made bad QB's look like pro bowlers. Not saying it is 100% Sweat, but it has made the rest of the defense WAY more effective.

No doubt. Went from 31st in rushing yards last year to 2nd right now this year. They have had a HUGE impact.

I agree Sweat has been great, but I think the defensive transformation has two big changes. Sweat AND the emergence of Dexter. The push in the middle has been amazing.

I'd be thrilled with a blaze of glory over what we have dealt with for the past 30 years.

A charismatic ringleader who took his last team from a middle of the road team to three NFC Championship games and a Superbowl in his 4 years with an athletic but unproven QB who had accuracy issues coming out of college. Bring on the PR issues, I'll take the wins.

I think it is safe to say at this point the Eberflus experiment is pretty much over. Because it is the Bears, they will continue to roll him out for the rest of the season I would guess. Looking for a new HC this offseason, Harbaugh would seem to be high on the list. My question is, would...

Wait...are you telling me a rookie with 5 games under his belt doesn't have it all figured out? CUT HIM!!!! Also, Forman should never get a break. he should be playing 100% of the snaps on offense. GTFOH

Even having to shuffle pieces around due to Patrick's injury, I thought they played really well. There were a number of plays where JF1 had plenty of time and a super clean pocket against an above average DL in Washington. I really think Jenkins makes this line way better. Not sure his future...

It is impossible to blame one thing on this disaster of an offense. Don't even know how I would rank them from biggest issue. I just finished watching JT O'Sullivan's weekly breakdown of JF. It is a complete mess from Scheme, to OL, to JF. If I had to rank them, I would start with...