jason

The Bengals had a MONSTER draft. Stupendous. Book end Tackles. Starting TE. Tackling machine ILB. Versatile CB. Rangy, great value FS. Wow.

I like that a LOT. Enough of GMs who think they're smarter than everyone. It's like the stock market - you can't beat the market, so don't try. Better to simply play safe/moderate and diversify.

I'm not. I've been saying for a while that there were a ton of bodies on the DL and LB they need to figure out. You can't draft hole fillers unless you know where the holes are.

I get you, but it's like you're ignoring the fact that the Bears have drafted poorly for quite some time, and they have the least home-grown talent in the NFL. These things, despite the handful of guys still on roster, is why it's great to see a GM who appears to pick closely to what we say on the board. We already know picking counter doesn't work very well, Because the Bears haven't been good.

There goes my Pace man-love. Stupid pick. Forte, Carey, Langford, Quiz. So that means either Carey is wasted before potential is known, or the Quiz signing was completely pointless.

Dude had to get fired to REALIZE OL is important. Jamies Winston followed by OT and OG. And that's on top of the OT AND OG he drafted last year. Seriously, that guy can kiss my ass square on the butthole.

I do not want RB in any shape or form. We still don't know what Carey can do and there are other holes to fill before 2nd, potentially 3rd, string RB.

AMEN. Put a great OL and DL on a team and you can have lesser talent at various other spots (i. e. Trent Dilfer).

Feels like real good value at FS is there. Maybe would last until the next pick? The 4th round could be our first surprise. I would like to see Clemmings or IEO.

Should we make a list of horrible picks in the last 10-15 years, or is the mere suggestion sufficient enough to prove the point? I mean, how many times does someone need to post an article where the GM succeeds via draft pick is analyzed, and the Bears are at the bottom? Or the ones where they throw in how many home grown players the Bears have vs other teams?

Your list is very odd. You threw in several guys who have not performed or have done little.

I'm joking. I like the Goldman pick (rather have had Phillips) as our future NT.

We should have picked Fisher in the second for a Oregon Duck OL. They could have run half of the flying-V.

For years and years we have watched the draft and said to ourselves, "WTF is that pick? Why aren't they factoring in need? Who the hell is that and where did he play? Why are they trying to show how cute or smart they are? Just make smart freaking picks!!!" Is this FINALLY the GM who picks how we more or less agree? Sorry guys, but based on the horrible drafts of the past, I still don't think they were competent in their jobs, regardless of how much inside info they had. If they were that good, and that above the average person, much less the die-hard like this board, then they would have had much better success. This is especially true for JA - dartboard selection could have worked better than JA picks. We would have done better over the years. But maybe, just maybe, Pace is the guy who turns it all around? Maybe he is the guy who has multiple solid drafts and proves his knowledge/ability? Based on the first three rounds, I'm a believer.

Damn. Really? That's stupid.

If La'el Collins slips to the Bears at 4 and they pick him, send the paramedics to my house.

Haha!! That's what I put originally!! LOL

I'm ecstatic about this pick. He's awesome. He'll be a starter for years. Great leader. Great second level guy.

A Favorite draft pick this year!

Get him in the fourth!! MONEY!!

freak YEAH!!

OL. Please. Cann, Clemmings, Grasu

Dawson, Clemmings, Grassu

Word has it the Bears coaching staff contacted Goldman before the pick. He was under a bridge with a club terrorizing children. He's a monster.

Well, at least it wasn't the fudge packers.