A couple months ago, I said there was a decent chance the Bears could draft Bowers and you scoffed at the idea. I'm glad you've come around.

Waldron will use three or even four tight end formations. I'm absolutely certain the Bears are considering taking him. But I still think a trade down is possible given that there will be great WR talent available after pick 15 in the first round.

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Its so sad that NASty is so panicked about how little the BEARS have to work within the draft sine their WILLIAMS brain fart. Now he is woeful about a guy who the Bears brought in to improve the passing offense who was pro bowl once again for like the 8th time in his great career. NASty is now trying to soften his fall when the Bears fail in this draft.

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I've been a fan of Bowers since I saw him play as a freshman. I've wanted him or MHJ for 2 years. I would be surprised if I scoffed at the idea of him wearing a Bears jersey. I assumed he would go to the Chargers at 5. If the media's projections are accurate, that's unlikely to happen.

I agree, Waldron will have a lot of multiple TE sets. It's great when all of them can catch.

I'm perfectly fine with the Bears trading their 2025 #1 pick to go up in the draft. I think there's a good chance that pick could be after pick 20. It's now or never, IMO.

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We would have creamed at the possibility of a Williams-Bowers draft in May of last year.

You hear nothing about him from teams, which leads me to believe they are trying to hide interest.

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Wait, the Bears only have 4 damn draft picks. They have to trade out of 9.

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i wouldn't do that at all

Well, I guess when your team is consistently bad at drafting having only 4 picks probably is a good thing.

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The lack of a second-round pick definitely hurts, but the quality of the draft is supposed to drop off significantly by the middle or end of round three. Poles seems to have traded away some late-round picks this year with that assessment in mind.

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If they come away with two really good picks at 1 and 9 it will not matter if they only have 4 picks.

I would be happy with trading down and getting an extra pick too. It all depends on who is there at 9.

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I am glad my team doesn’t seem to believe in this philosophy.

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You're glad that your team doesn't subscribe to the philosophy of declining to draft players who would likely go undrafted in other years?

Well I guess we have that much in common!

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No, I don’t believe there aren’t players that are young and controllable that will help solidify a roster. It is just like supposedly only 15 Blue Chip prospects, that is a load of horse shit too.

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It sounds like you're arguing with Poles' assessment of the draft rather than his drafting philosophy. I guess we'll have to wait a while to find out who is right about that one.

Obviously, though, how Poles fares with the #1 and #9 picks is far more important than his view of the depth players to be found in the later rounds.

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I don’t like having only 4 picks in any draft.

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Me either. I would strongly consider trading back to recoup the second-round pick he gave up in the Sweat deal. I wouldn't be surprised if he traded back in the third round either.

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If Poles does trade back in the third round, it will be interesting to see if the return is a pick in 2024 or 2025.

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Won't they pick up 2 3rd rounders for Ian Cunningham if he eventually lands a GM job? He's been a finalist in a few instances and supposedly turned down the Arizona job a few years back so he should get another shot assuming they don't miss on Caleb.

It's probably not likely they will end up with a 4th for Fields, but Russell isn't very good so that's TBD.

I think, but not positive, they will get a 4th round compensatory pick for losing Mooney to Atlanta.

Add some combination of the above to the 1st and 2 2nd round picks, and they building up a larger inventory of picks for next season which gives them some flexibility in this year's draft (if they choose to be aggressive).

we may be finally getting our generational QB and i've already taken it for granted and just am excited to find out who they take at 9.

I'm feeling sorry for my grandchildren that they won't be able to live through the Caleb Williams era (probably)

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2022: Darnell Mooney, Equanimeous St. Brown, Velus Jones
2024: DJ Moore, Keenan Allen, Rome Odunze

#1 & #9 could not have worked out better for the Bears. Its an A+++++ day

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What really is hilarious is that it was only after Poles pissed away the draft bonanza that they had handed to them, and drafted the USC fellow, suddenly the Williams fan boys have decided that the draft is populated by only 10-12 WORTHWHILE DRAFT PICKS and this is supposed to be factual. Hell, Midget ought to apply to be the resident draft guru for the Bears seeing as how Poles and EBERFLUSH ARE MOST LIKELY BE GONE IN A COUPLE OF YEARS.

Maybe Midget, why don't the Bears and other losing teams give their 3rd-7th round picks up to a pool of picks who will be DONATED to whoever is the worse team in the NFL that year. Oh wait, they'd end up getting their own picks right back to them, right??? They could take a charitable deduction though so Virginia would end up with better money, right

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An Ode to the Texas man who shot an Antifa terrorist:

Oh, he might have went on livin'
But he made one fatal slip
When he tried to match the Ranger
With the big iron on his hip

What do you see their record being next year, Frankie? By the way, Odunze is a legit size athlete, WILLIAMS IS NOT CLOSE TO 6'2" 215#. I WAS 6'2' 190# playing ball in college. I was visibly bigger than Williams. Note: Were they not giving out ROBIN WILLIAMS measurements?

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Oh, he might have went on livin'
But he made one fatal slip
When he tried to match the Ranger
With the big iron on his hip

Give it a rest, Hawk A Rooooo

Ryan Poles and Ian Cunningham have done a better job than any of us could have imagined. They've been disciplined and haven't allowed the fans or media to dictate their moves.

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Reminder that they could have hired Harbaugh.

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Yeah it would feel even better if Harbaugh was here along with those picks for sure.



Still, if the QB hits it solves so many issues

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Anyone know how many teams Harbaugh interviewed with and/or how many teams were “interested” in him?

Who replaces Shane Waldron when he gets a head coaching job in 2025?

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“We cannot turn away from this truth in this election, putting patriotism ahead of partisanship is not an aspiration —it is our duty.” -Liz Cheney