Mongo3451

Let's not forget he would be required to play special teams. That accounts for approx 27% of game plays. Never know on the rest...

Take him the third. Oh wait, no third for us. OK, third it is...

Using breath to coach him is downside, let alone a meal or five at Halas Hall. Sorry, hate that dude...

If an OL doesn't fall, second that.

A leopard doesn't change its spots.

We are still deficient at OL and the best player in the draft is OL. I'll take Luke Joekel. Play him anywhere on the OL and he is an upgrade over any player we have. If we get our #20 as well, then it's Cooper next...

Joekel. We are still deficient in OL talent. We might as well get the best one availible. Do we still get #20? If so, I'll take Cooper there...

Moot point...

So you base your opinion off what other people think? How original...

Agreed. I'll add, Ogletree is a natural 241 with room to add weight, while Brown is an inflated 241 with no room to grow. Combine that with speed, power and aggression and Ogletree is hands down the better athlete.

I'd like Fluker as a RG On Mathieu; he's immature, a pothead, verysmall, weak and does not like to hit or be hit. The only CB I ever saw thrive without having to hit was Sanders. Mathieu is not remotely close. On Te'o; I think he's going to be a bust. No strength at point of attack, no burst and no natural size. It will remain to be seen what he is in the NFL.

I think Fluker can actually play OG. If that were the Bears intent with drafting him,I could live with that. As a RT,I would think it would be a waste, as we already have 3 RT's signed to compete. We need and OG and C upgrade. I would not be mad if we took Barrett Jones in the 2nd. I love watching film on him. Very good at point of attack, sound technique, locks on when engaged and gets to the 2nd level very well.(very impressive with his hands) Smart sound player. Will be a very good C in the NFL...

Hate all 3. We already have 3 guys signed to compete at RT. Drafting Fluker would be like drafting a TE with the 1st pick. 2nd, I simply feel Te'o will be a bust. Mathieu is a huge gamble in the 4th and not needed. Our immediate upgrade list includes OG, OC, LB, CB, DT and WR.

Love it!

Great post. On Forte and Earl, if they don't stay healthy this year, I'm looking for them to renegotiate or be cut loose.

I agree with the key word collective. As a collective, we cover all the bases. As individuals, I doubt any of us could do as well as any seasoned NFL personnel. Now, I believe some have the talent required to work in the league, but time in the league would be required to gain the experience and connections before ever thinking we could fill a GM role.

My original statement stands. We need 2 quality OG's or OG and OC. I'm not counting on unproven OT's to fill that role.

My bad, I thought you both qouted and replied to me...

We were talking about the draft...

I think they'll play that out until the last minute. You never pass on or trade out of a situation where you feel you can get an impact player. If Emery feels he can trade down and get the same amount of impact players, I'm all for it.

DE would not surprise me at all. For one, you can never have too many. Add to that, Peppers cap hit is going to be around 16mil next year and may be a casualty.

I'll take McCown or Rexy. I'd also like to see a running QB as a 3rd option. When in doubt, run like hell!!!

It all depends on what player I am. If I feel I'm good, yet unrecognized, I want to be the man somewhere. If I'm in the twilight of my carreer, I want to win, so I go to a winer. If I'm greedy, I go to the Browns for top dollar. If I'm pretty and personable, I go to a big media market for more endorsements. If Ray Lewis gets me any of that I'll take it. If not, I'll go where I can. I see no place Urlacher helps anyone fit better.

Your proposal has been rejected! We will decide what is best for this team...

Obtuse? Careful bro, that'll get you a month or two in solitary...