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How about bringing back Josh McCown ? He played better than Campbell played last year when he got to play the year before.

Its ok, they have a chance to upgrade the positions. I see Daryl Smith coming here for the same money Roach was going to get. He has a relationship with Tucker. Mark that down as an upgrade.

Nick Roach will be playing in Oakland next year. No big deal. We have a new regime so its time to add new players for the new era in Bears future.

Buy a Urlacher doll if you want to hug him, Im interested in a winning football team. Like Ditka said(losers live in the past) When he retires I will admire his great moments, but when I want my football team to succeed, hes not worth it.I would bring him back on the cheap, but to pay him a lot of money for the performance your going to get is counterproductive to a winning football team. He can come back and be a leader, but if you want a good football player, we need someone else. DEAL WITH IT

I dont need that kind of support, Im not a professional athlete, with my life exposed.

Unfortunately he is right.

I will gladly contribute, if you let the Webb conspiracy go. Im just a plumber so it would be enough to buy a new car.

Even the most pessimistic types have to tip the cap to the Bears for the big splash they made as free-agency season opened this week. Martellus Bennett has a chance to be more of a difference-maker at tight end than the Bears have had since Mike Ditka. As a bonus, Bennett, who joins his third team in seven years, seems delightfully flaky. DAN MCNEIL Jermon Bushrod gives the Bears something they haven't had since John Tait — a professional offensive tackle. Marc Trestman's offensive line is going to need more than just one newbie, but the former Saint instantly makes the Bears better up front, and his position — left tackle — isn't going to be changed. No more "Musical Bears." What has me grinning, however, is the move the Bears didn't make. They let Tuesday's 3 p.m. opening bell for the meat market come and go without reupping with middle linebacker Brian Urlacher. How refreshing. General manager Phil Emery, devoid of sentiment, willfully invited one of Chicago's favorite sons to hit the bricks. Bravo. It's true the Bears have not prepared for life without Urlacher, but I like the calculated gamble. Urlacher's camp was seeking $5 million. It's a good thing Emery didn't consider public opinion and blindly cling to the best player in a Bears uniform over the last 25 years. Let the Vikings overpay for a 35-year-old, once-great player who is destined to spend training camp in an ice tub. Whether it's Minnesota, Dallas or Arizona (all rumored to be interested), it's a lock Urlacher's new best friend will be the trainer. Emery, now in his second year, perhaps learned from the mistake he made last offseason. I suspected the two-year contract he extended to Matt Forte was an effort to keep peace in the locker room, where Forte has been popular. This isn't hindsight. I said it and wrote it before the deal. The Bears would have been smart to put the franchise tag on Forte and let him prove his chops one more year before making a large commitment. The NFL isn't a business that lends itself to sentimentality. I marvel at some of those who've used words like "disrespectul" and "insulting" when analyzing Urlacher's financial arrangement with the Bears. Was the moody Hall of Fame-bound linebacker "respectful" of his employer when he whined and threatened to hold out — while under contract — a half-dozen years ago? Foolishly, Jerry Angelo placated Urlacher and gave him several million dollars when he wasn't even obligated to buy him dinner. If Urlacher's teammates are "hurt" by his departure, they'll get over it. Those veterans who remain — Lance Briggs, Charles Tillman, Julius Peppers, maybe Israel Idonije — will be banging heads to protect their own financial futures. And it's likely at least three of those players won't even be wearing football gear when the contracts of Emery and Trestman reach maturation. The guys who wear helmets are expendable. Those who wear hats and neckties aren't. The GM and the new coach are on the most solid ground that exists at Halas Hall. It's a breath of fresh air they're acting like it. When Urlacher, with bad knees, hamstrings, a surgically repairing cervical spine and who knows what else, calls it quits, it then will be time to throw bouquets at him for his remarkable Bears career. Now is not the time to honor what he was. What he will be is the guy in Bennett's rearview mirror when the tight end gets behind him in coverage and burns the once-special linebacker. If Urlacher wears purple, Bennett and his new teammates will have two chances to do that next season. If, that is, Urlacher dresses for both NFC North meetings. Special contributor Dan McNeil hosts "The McNeil and Spiegel Show" weekdays from 9

I still think it would be best if you get a job.

If Warmack is there, they will take him but dont think he will be there.SD and Buff lost OGs so they will be drafting them early.

Just let that argument go, they dont care what you think.

We have 7 safetys under contract, I believe our 4 come from that mix. Dont forget Hardin might be healthy this year.

I understand where you coming from, just feel your argument is no longer valid. THE BEARS PICKED BUSHROD, support him.

The have Riely but he couldnt beat out a average 34 year old LT,. so maybe not ready for primetime.

It doesnt matter, the BEARS didnt choose to listen to you, so we will never know if your right. I hope Webb plays well enough at RT so you can save some face.

there are plenty of people praising the signing and some condemning it. You keep picking opinions that support what you say, get real.

The fact is he is a better player, not great, but huge upgrade over what we had. IT WILL PROVE OUT, just watch the games and stay off the PFF site and you will gain our prespective on football players SCS

Detroit lost both starting tackles, there best pass rusher, there other DE and there starting safety. They added Jones/DE. Quin/FS and Bush. Bush is an upgrade but lost in the exchange of other players. Stafford does not play well under pressure.

Your opinion will prove out or get blowed up, the key here is the powers that be think you are wrong, so it doesnt really matter what we think. You need to find something else to be supportive of. The Bear organisation believe differently than you and you keep trying to prove there wrong, just deal with it, YOUR WRONG, if he plays shitty, then at the end of the year you can wave a sword, but for now, you seem pretty petty on your views.

That option exists but do not figure that to be part of there plan. We will be getting a LG in the draft, and probably sign another option on the cheap. I think Brown may be in the mix, but they will give him competition.

We dont always agree, but you do have it in you to be cool.

If we resign Louis that will go a long ways in telling us who they want at RG. Carmi is a wildcard, I think they keep him, but he will have to prove himself. I dont think they resign Scott so Webb and Carmi can fight out for RT

Its a hit and a miss, evey situation is different

You picked a bad game, against the best team in the league, who are you trying to kid here? you have to look at a players career not pick games to back your allegations.

Your research is flawed, it doesnt really matter what we think, the Bears paid good money for a LT, so they think he is better or they wouldnt have went out and got him. I trust there judgement over yours.