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 Post subject: Re: 2025 Draft
PostPosted: Thu Feb 06, 2025 12:55 pm 
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amigadije was always going to be a redshirt. He had that time honored Bears draft trait of joining the team pre injured


Third round is way too early to take a "redshirt" guy, but your post does point to the startling lack of self-awareness we saw from Poles last off season, how else can you explain the 3rd and 4th round picks?

We certainly learned he does not have the feet to play LT, maybe they get him on the Thayer "NFL level conditioning" program and in a few years, he can play guard or back up your RT.


Poles thought this team was ready to win and contend. He was wrong. It seems crazy to draft a guy in the 3rd round who you have no intention of playing. A year later, I'm not even sure he's considered an answer to this OL even with all of the issues. He's probably a backup, at best, next season.


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 Post subject: Re: 2025 Draft
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we know nothing about amigadije

I wouldn't rely on him or rule him out. No matter, we MUST get better across IOL. Money needs to be spent both in FA and draft.

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good dolphin wrote:
we know nothing about amigadije

I wouldn't rely on him or rule him out. No matter, we MUST get better across IOL. Money needs to be spent both in FA and draft.

We know he had a brief guest role as a turnstile mid-season and that he couldn’t find the field when they were down to third string guys.

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 Post subject: Re: 2025 Draft
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good dolphin wrote:
we know nothing about amigadije

I wouldn't rely on him or rule him out. No matter, we MUST get better across IOL. Money needs to be spent both in FA and draft.


He'll be on the roster, but, so far, he's been projected as a LT. Braxton Jones is under contract for next season for $3.3M and is probably the LT unless they draft a LT early in the draft. If they do that, can Jones play inside? Is he a swing OT? Same questions on Kiram? Is he the swing tackle next season? If they draft a LT early, what does that say about Kiram's future? Again, it would be shocking if he's not on the roster, but there's realistic scenario's where he's the last OL on the roster.


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 Post subject: Re: 2025 Draft
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This Ends in Antioch wrote:
good dolphin wrote:
we know nothing about amigadije

I wouldn't rely on him or rule him out. No matter, we MUST get better across IOL. Money needs to be spent both in FA and draft.

We know he had a brief guest role as a turnstile mid-season and that he couldn’t find the field when they were down to third string guys.


We know he had an injury that would have been virtually impossible to rehab and build back to NFL strength in time to play this year.

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 Post subject: Re: 2025 Draft
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good dolphin wrote:
This Ends in Antioch wrote:
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we know nothing about amigadije

I wouldn't rely on him or rule him out. No matter, we MUST get better across IOL. Money needs to be spent both in FA and draft.

We know he had a brief guest role as a turnstile mid-season and that he couldn’t find the field when they were down to third string guys.


We know he had an injury that would have been virtually impossible to rehab and build back to NFL strength in time to play this year.

I thought it’d have been rude for me to call him bad and injury prone.

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 Post subject: Re: 2025 Draft
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good dolphin wrote:
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we know nothing about amigadije

I wouldn't rely on him or rule him out. No matter, we MUST get better across IOL. Money needs to be spent both in FA and draft.

We know he had a brief guest role as a turnstile mid-season and that he couldn’t find the field when they were down to third string guys.


We know he had an injury that would have been virtually impossible to rehab and build back to NFL strength in time to play this year.


Picking an odd hill to die on my friend, his feet are terrible, and how could Poles get an adequate read on a guy that he could not put through an NFL level evaluation, could see the 6th round or later, but not the third.

Did see they changes strength coaches, maybe they can get him in the weight room and build him into a swing tackle or guard. Ben Johnson likes large angry men on his offensive line, no more underwear olympic guys that look like Tarzan but play like Jane, but then again, even Jane would be quicker off the line than amigadije, and would know what she was supposed to do on each play.


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 Post subject: Re: 2025 Draft
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Clawmaster wrote:
good dolphin wrote:
This Ends in Antioch wrote:
good dolphin wrote:
we know nothing about amigadije

I wouldn't rely on him or rule him out. No matter, we MUST get better across IOL. Money needs to be spent both in FA and draft.

We know he had a brief guest role as a turnstile mid-season and that he couldn’t find the field when they were down to third string guys.


We know he had an injury that would have been virtually impossible to rehab and build back to NFL strength in time to play this year.


Picking an odd hill to die on my friend, his feet are terrible, and how could Poles get an adequate read on a guy that he could not put through an NFL level evaluation, could see the 6th round or later, but not the third.

Did see they changes strength coaches, maybe they can get him in the weight room and build him into a swing tackle or guard. Ben Johnson likes large angry men on his offensive line, no more underwear olympic guys that look like Tarzan but play like Jane, but then again, even Jane would be quicker off the line than amigadije, and would know what she was supposed to do on each play.




Poles needs to cut the shit with the projects and injured players. Draft guys who have great tape and look good actually playing football who don’t come pre-injured. Hopefully Ben Johnson has a big voice with this stuff and isn’t a pre-injured project guy too.

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 Post subject: Re: 2025 Draft
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Clawmaster wrote:
Nardi's guy Skattebo made himself a bunch of money, likely moved up a round.


Skattebo just confirmed the Bears are 1 of 9 teams that he's had a formal interview with so far.


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 Post subject: Re: 2025 Draft
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updated biggest need is now a pass rusher, which is the strength of this draft (along with RB)

still need to keep drafting OL in every single draft

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 Post subject: Re: 2025 Draft
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Nardi's guy Skattebo made himself a bunch of money, likely moved up a round.


Skattebo just confirmed the Bears are 1 of 9 teams that he's had a formal interview with so far.


he had a hell of a bowl game, but is he actually a draftable prospect?


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 Post subject: Re: 2025 Draft
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billypootons wrote:
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Nardi's guy Skattebo made himself a bunch of money, likely moved up a round.


Skattebo just confirmed the Bears are 1 of 9 teams that he's had a formal interview with so far.


he had a hell of a bowl game, but is he actually a draftable prospect?

He had a 40.5 vertical, he is a unbelievable athlete.

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 Post subject: Re: 2025 Draft
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Seems to be a lot of smoke lately about the Bears looking at Tyler Warren TE out of Penn State in the first round.

You guys that look at the draft stuff more than I do, is he worth looking at that high in the draft?

I do not think the RB will be there, but it seems pretty likely this kid will be there.

I would prefer they stick to either OL or DL with this pick.

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Teams who take RBs in the first round are fools.


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 Post subject: Re: 2025 Draft
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Seems to be a lot of smoke lately about the Bears looking at Tyler Warren TE out of Penn State in the first round.

You guys that look at the draft stuff more than I do, is he worth looking at that high in the draft?

I do not think the RB will be there, but it seems pretty likely this kid will be there.

I would prefer they stick to either OL or DL with this pick.



I think he’s the most talented TE in this class. In the right hands he could develop into a very dangerous weapon at the NFL level. Great size and athleticism, big production this past season for Penn State. He has a lot of ‘Travis Kelce’ in him as far as how he could be used in a scheme.


I wouldn’t hate the pick just like I wouldn’t hate a Jeanty pick. I’d still prefer them to address the trenches but I have to admit their direction in FA combined with the overall depth with certain positions in the draft gives them wiggle room to get creative at 10 with that 1st pick. One of my dark horse picks at 10 for them is Michigan DB Will Johnson which would give the Bears two potential lockdown guys at that spot on their defense. I have no idea how the Bears feel about Will but it would be a potential low key brilliant grab due to how it could help create defensive pressure due to coverage sacks.


I’ll add that I haven’t been blown away by their top-30 visits for the most part either. I know many fans are hoping Ben Johnson is more of the architect with personnel but unfortunately I continue to see Poles like trends with these choices. I don’t think the Bears are very good at identifying talent in the draft and probably need a complete overhaul in that department.


In short, we’re going to see some head scratching picks on draft night this year is my guess. Poles continues to look for try hard underdogs that have very obvious flaws or at least question marks.

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