I trade down and get a third

There is not a damned thing wrong with people who are bull shitters.

Wasn't better guys available?

https://www.nfl.com/prospects/james-daniels?id=32462018-0002-5600-48e1-4044bbc76ad1

Overview
Daniels is a fluid mover with tremendous initial quickness to win positioning on most every zone block he's asked to make -- both on the first and second levels. His height, weight and arm length numbers at the Combine will be critical in either solidifying his draft slot or potentially dropping him a round. Some teams might see him as a zone-only center, but he may be strong enough to fit in with other blocking schemes. He needs to get stronger, but he's a plus run blocker and pass protector with a chance to become a Pro Bowl starter.


Strengths
•Elite movement talent for the position
•Smooth, fluid and flexible
•Good snap to step quickness
•Initial contact is balanced and well-timed
•Outpaces defenders laterally and reaches three-techniques all day long
•Slides feet into position and swivels hips to secure the block
•Easy second-level climber with agility for high connection rate
•Takes smart angles
•Can beat inside linebackers to the spot and get them sealed
•Has reactive athleticism to open hips and redirect against slants on his backside
•Snatches and mirrors for block centering and sustaining on work-up blocks
•Finishes
•Technically sound and works well with his guards
•Pass sets with wide base and plus balance
•Rarely caught lunging or over-extending against athletic rushers
•Has foot quickness to stay mirrored and handle counters
•Rolls hips under him for quality anchor



Weaknesses
•Played lighter than he needs to be as a pro
•Has to continue to add functional mass to his frame
•Power at the point of attack is average
•Bull-rushers make him work overtime to maintain his anchor
•Will struggle to recover if nose guards get hands on him first
•Target points can be too high in pass sets causing hands to slide up and off opponent
•Gets in a hurry to climb on top of second level linebacker and will leave initial block unsecured for guard next to him
•Scheme didn't allow for much drive blocking



Sources Tell Us


"The Iowa guys are always going to be quick and proficient, but you have to see them tested against power because they are usually going to be a little smaller, too. This guy has decent size and I think he's got pretty good functional power. He would come in and challenge for best center in our division right away." -- NFC team college scouting director

The victims are the American People and the Republic itself.

So Whitehair moves to G and Grasu is off the roster. Both good things in my book. Good pick.

The OL is now passable but the receiver corps is still really fucking bad. Bears got better with this draft, but not enough to move the needle. This was a forgone conclusion, though.

So Whitehair moves to G and Grasu is off the roster. Both good things in my book. Good pick.

There is not a damned thing wrong with people who are bull shitters.

So Whitehair moves to G and Grasu is off the roster. Both good things in my book. Good pick.

This.

I like the pick.

The victims are the American People and the Republic itself.

Love his tie.

He would come in and challenge for best center in our division right away." -- NFC team college scouting director


Sounds good to me

So Whitehair moves to G and Grasu is off the roster. Both good things in my book. Good pick.

The OL is now passable but the receiver corps is still really fucking bad. Bears got better with this draft, but not enough to move the needle. This was a forgone conclusion, though.