never too early to start thinking about the future. I saw a mock on CBS today that has 2 offensive linemen going in the top 5. Bears should set their sights on that.


Mock has Bears taking another WR. Just what this team needs, more skill guys who don't have time to get open because the line sucks.

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The Bears should use the entire draft on offensive line. Just every fucking pick an o-linemen

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If the rule you followed lead you to this, of what use was the rule?

Draft Miller Moss.

-Hussra, probably

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You do not talk to me like that! I work too hard to deal with this stuff! I work too hard! I'm an important member of the CSFMB! I drive a Dodge Stratus!

No better place to be in the draft than absolutely desperate at one position.

In fairness, that’s down from absolutely desperate at several positions.

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Honestly, I’d prefer that. It’s not like this team is close to competing for anything other than the basement. I wish they would just take best player available for once, I cannot even remember the last time they did that. Roquan Smith? I don’t know, that felt like the safe pick. I would say you have to go back to Tommie Harris to find the last time the Bears went out and grabbed a bonafide stud no matter what their needs were.

Since he was taken the Bears have spent six first rounders on quarterbacks and six first rounders on OTs/WR’s to try and make it work for those quarterback. The results have been dreadful.

Normally, I agree with the BPA strategy, especially for a team that isn't contending. But, they should prioritize protecting the biggest asset they have, their #1 pick QB. If they can do that through free agency or trades then by all means go BPA at the draft. But, they absolutely need to address that need immediately.

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Two good LT prospects, but you likely have to package picks to move up unless the wheels come off this season and you are picking in the top 5, you have to take one of those guys if they are there when you pick.

You will need starters at all three interior o line positions, can find those in rounds 2-4, could also see a DT or DE mixed in there as well in the early rounds.

Poles has painted himself into a corner and will have to overpay for o line talent in FA and the draft. He seems to have a very different rating system for offensive lineman than the rest of the league, he will have to rethink his evaluation process and start picking guys that are productive players and not guys that are projects.

In all seriousness, I think I'm going to spend a lot of my time trying to find reviews and tape on O-linemen when studying up for this years draft. Ideally I'd like to see the Bears draft the best guard available with their 1st pick and the best Center available with their highest 2nd.. or package their lowest 2nd with their 1st to move up and get the best guard and draft a Center with the other 2nd.


Bottom line is, I think their top 2 picks need to be deicated to the O-line, and one of them needs to be a Center for sure.

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If the rule you followed lead you to this, of what use was the rule?

If the Bears can move say, Wright to the interior I'm not opposed to them grabbing a Tackle in the draft. Tho I'll point out that both tackles the Bears have- have proven they can play, and Wright is talented but maybe better suited at Guard (slow foot work so far on the outside has lead to some bad plays for him). The interior line is a mess right now, nothing looks good there at all. I'd say half of that is coaching for sure, but theres a strong lack of talent too with the Center and Davis.. Jenkins has talent so I'll go with coaching on his end.


Bears need to draft a Center tho this year. No more fucking around, grab the best one in the draft (like they should have done the last 2 drafts) and move on.

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If the rule you followed lead you to this, of what use was the rule?

Move your ninth overall pick to guard so you can draft a new tackle at ninth overall who you will eventually move over to guard a year or two after drafting him.

If the Bears had taken Joe Alt with the #1 overall they could've taken Moss in 2026 or whenever he decides to enter the draft. Miller Moss a superior QB to Caleb Williams in every aspect of the game except fingernail-flare.

Bears now have to ride out a few-three seasons of mediocrity with Caleb and then draft B.J. Underwood

RB Singleton out of Penn St is a nice looking player. Runs hard. Good blocker and can catch out of the backfield.

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"He is a loathsome, offensive brute
--yet I can't look away."

That dude runs well, and with violence.

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