- Joined:
- Aug 22, 2012
- Posts:
- 1,462
- Liked Posts:
- 1,188
- Location:
- Magic Mushroom Land
I hope so, but not counting on it....Gonna be a long two weeks. (only posted a portion of article below)
http://chicago.cbslocal.com/2017/04/13/more-signs-point-to-bears-selected-quarterback-nfl-draft/By Greg Gabriel–
(CBS) — With the start of the NFL Draft looming on April 27, pro days are over and so are private workouts, for the most part. The scouting departments of most clubs are now in meetings, setting their value boards as they get ready.
As we draw closer to the draft, one certainty we have is that little information about who the Bears like or dislike has come out of Halas Hall. General manager Ryan Pace and coach John Fox do an excellent job of staying quiet. While the names of a few players the Bears have worked out or had in for visits have surfaced, that number isn’t close to the total of 30 players that teams can bring in.
During free agency, the Bears essentially signed at least one player at every need position, which leaves no obvious need at any one position. That means the Bears could go in just about any direction with their premium picks and draft the proverbial “best player available.”
Having previously worked in NFL front offices, I view situations through that lens and put myself into the shoes of the primary decision makers and their thought process. And the more I think about it, the more I strongly feel that the Bears will pick a quarterback with their first pick....
http://chicago.cbslocal.com/2017/04/13/more-signs-point-to-bears-selected-quarterback-nfl-draft/By Greg Gabriel–
(CBS) — With the start of the NFL Draft looming on April 27, pro days are over and so are private workouts, for the most part. The scouting departments of most clubs are now in meetings, setting their value boards as they get ready.
As we draw closer to the draft, one certainty we have is that little information about who the Bears like or dislike has come out of Halas Hall. General manager Ryan Pace and coach John Fox do an excellent job of staying quiet. While the names of a few players the Bears have worked out or had in for visits have surfaced, that number isn’t close to the total of 30 players that teams can bring in.
During free agency, the Bears essentially signed at least one player at every need position, which leaves no obvious need at any one position. That means the Bears could go in just about any direction with their premium picks and draft the proverbial “best player available.”
Having previously worked in NFL front offices, I view situations through that lens and put myself into the shoes of the primary decision makers and their thought process. And the more I think about it, the more I strongly feel that the Bears will pick a quarterback with their first pick....