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Any defensive player not named Dallas Turner. The general consensus of this draft is that it's extremely deep at OL and WR, but weak near the top when it comes to defensive players.

Hoping for Odunze to fall to #9 or a trade up for MHJ or Nabers at 5 or 6. My fear is that all the McCarthy hype turns out to be a false flag, which means all 3 receivers could be gone before the Bears are picking at 9. In that case, I would take Brock Bowers, but I would expect Ryan Poles to...

Here's how I'd process a MHJ trade: Question 1- Is there much separation between MHJ and Rome Odunze? If the answer is yes, then you should have no qualms about giving up a future 1st + whatever else to acquire Harrison. If the answer is no, then proceed to asking yourself a 2nd question...

I would easily trade CAR's 2025 2nd to move up to 5 to take Harrison, if that's all it took.

It's incredible to me how out of touch the NFL is on these rule implementations with the the rest of the world. It's almost quite literally only the owners and supposed "competition committee" who thinks adding more rules on top of more rules is making the game better. Every year we bitch about...

My board, as of now: 1- Nabers 2- Odunze 3- Bowers Trade downs: 4- Mitchell 5- Thomas Jr 6- Turner 7- Fashanu Trading down might not even be an option if 4 quarterbacks are off the board by #9. Something to consider.

It's unfortunate Hoge has positioned himself alongside two of the biggest idiots in Chicago Bears media. Braggs is an insufferable meatball and Carmen is a know-nothing, deeply unfunny, rambling dork. I've learned to tune Carmen out for the most part on that show. Sometimes I'll just fast...

I'll be upset if Nabers or Odunze falls to them at 9 and they trade down. I understand the logic of trading down with the lack of picks at their disposal now, but those two receivers seem way too talented to pass up. If, however, they do end up trading down, I could live with it if they still...

I'd like to think he could beat an 80 passer rating, but I'd be mildly surprised if he threw for 3,800 yards and over 29 touchdowns in year 1, though I certainly wouldn't take it off the table. One thing I would bet on: He'll have multiple 300 yard passing games his rookie season, barring...

I cannot believe how badly he has fucked up the Justin Fields situation. It is infuriating to see guys like Sam Howell and Desmond Ridder being traded for backup positions while Fields' value continues to decrease by the day with each and every vacancy being filled before the draft. Nobody in...

Why in the world are they giving up a draft pick for a swing IOL? First Dan Feeney and now this. Dumb.

If he ends up being traded to ATL, my hope is that the Bears can swap 1st round picks with ATL in the process. CHI trades: Fields + #9 ATL trades: #8 + 2nd rd pick this year At the very least, you'd take one less WR suitor off the board to leapfrog ATL, but moving up to #8 also makes it...

Can you then explain why virtually everyone outside of Peter King and Mike Florio feel this way about the tea leaves? Can you tell us why Justin Fields unfollowing the Bears ACKTUALLY makes it more likely he ends up a Bear? I'd love to hear an explanation. You're right that it's an opinion, but...

After he said "I know nothing", which means it's an opinion he never substantiates. How is the wind blowing in that direction?! Justin Fields unfollowed the Bears last week, and we're supposed to believe that makes it even more likely he remains with the team? Come on. He never says why...

Or he's just injecting his own personal bias into his predictions. It's not at all a shocker that a man who's been imploring the Bears to keep Justin Fields for months would come out with a prediction that just so happens to align with that vision. Him and Florio have been on this bandwagon...

Conservatively, probably something like: -3,000 yards -~80-85 passer rating - 15-18 TD passes - 9-12 INT's - ~62% completion % - ~300 rushing yards I think, at minimum, he'll hover around where Fields was last year, passing-wise, but with more yards.

Two things can be true: Justin, by all accounts, is a great leader who teammates love, but he also had issues his rookie season accepting his initial role as a backup to a quarterback he viewed as inferior. Last year, Cowherd's co-host, Jason Macintyre, revealed a private conversation he and...

For whatever it's worth, Cowherd had a podcast yesterday and said Caleb will go to the Bears (assuming they pick him), even after the Kingsbury hire. Didn't seem to waver at all in his conviction— just continued to reiterate that his dad (not necessarily Caleb) had skepticism about Chicago 8 or...

Caleb forcing his way out of Chicago would be the most embarrassing moment in franchise history. And to think, all they probably had to do to avoid this was to hire an offensive head coach (Harbaugh/Johnson) or Kliff Kingsbury as OC.

He was their 3rd choice after Ben Johnson and McDonald said no. The next 3 months are going to be excruciatingly painful to get through.