adam

#10 might be a little high considering we didn't make the playoffs last year and replaced the entire coaching staff. I was figuring around #15 for a preseason ranking is reasonable, with maybe a high of 12 and a low around 18. A lot of things have to go right, which they can, but the law of averages says we will win between 7-11 games.

Well it is two months since I first posted about him and he seems to be living up to his billing. Having a 2nd TE with his potential will be nice to have.

I was sort of disappointed in Bush, so if he can improve, and an injury was the main reason with his lack of production, we may be pleasantly surprised this season.

Yeah Banks got a raw deal, glad he is recovering from it.

http://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/nfl-shutdown...-140847782.html This might have affected his play, especially trying to punch through the line on those short yardage plays. I just wonder if this was a known condition and they let him play hurt?

Just delete the link and don't give them extra hits. The list is complete garbage. Jason Peters was #89 but didn't even play a single down in 2012, hilarious. I can't wait to see where Aaron Hernandez falls, maybe 5 0?

Yeah, that would be a huge disappointment. I figure he will have his best season as a Bear in yards and TDs.

If that was the case and he was completely exonerated and found not guilty for any charges, then I would have no issues with it. However, there is no way that would ever happen. This guy is guilty of something related to the homicide. He will probably never play football again.

Game 6 was a classic. When Boston scored making it 2-1, all I wanted was to get it into OT. Then Bicks scores and I was relieved figuring we would make it to OT. 17 seconds later Bolland scores and I literally go into shock. What a way to end a season.

I guess they felt if one of those guys fell into a later round, they would have a solid backup, but you are right, it is odd to have that many QB's on there, but missing other depth position players.

Man, I hate to do this, but, according to their board, all their first round rated players were selected before they picked, leaving them with only 2nd round graded talent. So technically they were being smart and picked who they believed was BPA that filled a need in Frederick.

Sort of surprising because I thought they had a big enough following online to generate ad revenue that would compensate.

Some yahoo probably saw the interview with Briggs saying he was calling the defensive plays and put 6 and 9 together, but yeah, out of all the questions to ask, that one gets answered.

It was mentioned during the OTA's from Bears report. They said they had him lined up everywhere.

Yeah it is nice to hear so many positives coming in about Trestman. I hope it can translate to the field.

I don't think you need to retire numbers unless the guy was the best at his position in a certain era. If they are a HoFer like Urlacher, we just need a ring or hall of honor and maybe a statue.

If guys like Rickey Jackson, Andre Tippett, and Harry Carson are in the HoF, Urlacher is a shoe in. He was much more dominant of a player than all of those guys. Comparing his DPOY, DROY, All-Pro, and Pro Bowls, he would be a top 50 player (at any position) of all time.

This guy has the background similar to other star TE's. Guys like Gonzalez and Graham made the transition from basketball to football, and Onubun seems to be on a similar path, though he started playing football later. With the help from Bennett, Marshall, and Cutler, out of all the wild cards we have picked up in the last few years, I just think this guy has the best chance to stick. For ERod, I like that the Bears are using him all over the field, in the backfield, split out wide, lined up off tackle, in the slot, etc. He may flourish in the WCO.

Ray Lewis played in a 3-4, and should be in jail. Between the double homicide and the fake charities, not really a model citizen. Just like the O.J. trial, he got lucky: http://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/nfl/2...r-2000/1566198/ Also, he played the few last years just to rack up some more stats. He was really a non-factor the last few years. The HoF takes everything into account. Ray Lewis may be a slam dunk on the field but some may not vote for him due to his off field issues.

He had a pretty good interview with Mike and Mike this morning. They asked him which O-Lineman gave him the most trouble, and he said all of them, lol. If he could pick one thing to be remembered as, it would be a great teammate. He has no plans on coaching, he enjoys not having a schedule too much, and he really missed working out with the guys. He also said he believes he would still be playing and on the team if Lovie was the HC. He also said the toughest player he ever played with was Cutler, which was cool to hear.

Really? I think it is. He was asked to do things at MLB that others had never done before in the Cover 2.

http://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/nfl/n...hilles/2350547/ I hate to see players get injured, but this will definitely hurt the 49ers, and will have some fantasy impact as well. Maybe Carimi was trying to avoid an injury by not participating, good call mate!

To me I would have to believe that this year, with the new coaches, that things will be different. The offense won't be asleep at the wheel. lol on the Garrett Wolfe reference.

Of all the UDFA's and other guys we pick up with upside or nice stories, this guy really seems like he has a legit chance to make the team.

This is all I could find: Trib article: http://articles.chicagotribune.com/2013-05...nobun-tight-end