Mongo3451

I would not be disappointed with the Justin Gilbert pick. IMO- CB is always the more important pick over safety. There are arguments to support both, but. Good CB play hides bad safety play more than the inverse. Plus, with Gilbert's size and athleticism, failure at CB may lead to a good safety. That doesn't work the other way around.

Brian is jaded right now. Maybe the Bears little ass kissing plan to honor him will give him closure. Until he gets there, his credibility is zero at best.

POS, no.

Meaning not at peak or as good as they once were. It does not mean, they are no longer any good. You falsely placed those words to promote your dead horse argument. You would have pulled the same card had you been on the other side of the debate. How many times can you challenge people's grasp of the English language then be a hypocrite when it turns on you?

I've always been an advocate of BPA. The only way you deviate from that is too draft BPA closest to need. I've always said, if you have someone graded for all pro and the next guy on the list isn't; take him. You can't have too many great players.

I like Bullough. Also, I'd like to see if SMC can be Url 2.0. I think he has those attributes. Also like to seed Briggs traded on draft day.

Damn dude, you dug deep to twist his words on that one...

Yet the brass threw the bank at Cutler and threw McCown to the curb. Tells me they know it's just not the system. McCown just finally played in a system that highlighted his talents. Let alone it was the best talent he ever played with...

For the right price, yes.

For the right price, yes.

What about 2 years 10 mil guaranteed? Not bad at this point in his career.

And you must be inebriated...

I really think we need another good RB. At Forte's age and wear, he will be on the decline sooner than later. I'd rather it not be a need because that's a big one.

Love this draft.

This really doesn't tell it all. If you are drafted on a team that has established stars, it is harder slower process to get your recognition. Those good teams seem to always have a guy ready to plug in though.

http://www.nationalfootballpost.com/Which-...-NFL-Draft.html

It's a growing practice and they have good stats to base their claim.

Maybe their left tackle said something about how he was hard to handle. Peppers looked good that last game and was about 2 inches away from sending us to the playoffs.

Hope he continues to age. Geesh...

This is the way to do it! It may not satisfy immediately, but will long term.

Cutler doesn't like short receivers. Where's Wesson when you need him?

Agreed. Anyone want to try to tackle a NFL RB that is untouched by the front 7. That will shorten anyone's carreer. Let alone trying to cover when your DL can't generate any pressure.

Don't rule Peppers signing back with us. Unless, of course, he rules it out...

I don't like pushing contract money out in this instance. If you think it's a championship move, go for it. I don't see Bennett as the missing piece to a good enough defense. I'd rather build the economical way by using the draft and reasonable FA contacts. Get an identity first, then put the cherry on top.

Not at penny over 8 mil per...