adam

Ok, 2 more votes for McFadden or 6 overall and we can move to pick#5.

The countdown timer shows that it will start at 4pm Central? So when is Miami on the clock?

3 more for McFadden or 7 overall votes and we can move on.

How about Urlacher to Cincy, CJ to Arizona, and Boldin and a draft pick to us?

Can those teams afford to draft a QB with other glaring needs? I just feel based on history someone would be there at 44 (Henne, Flacco, Brohm). Someone always falls.

I don't like moving up to get someone. First I would see what falls to us at 14. If all the OL come off the board early and there is nothing left, then I would move down and consider taking a QB in the mid to late 20's.

8 more votes.

No way Henne at 14. Like you said, I could see us trading down in the 1st, picking up an extra 2nd, and maybe take a QB late in the 1st. I just don't see all these QBs going by pick 44 though. If that happens, then the Bears will get a really solid pick other than QB available to them at 44.

Wouldn't you say that to maintain leverage? Once you say you are willing to trade, the power shifts to the player/agent and other teams.

Done deal. Change the Mocks, KC is getting #17 and will more than likely go DE with pick #5. That helps us. http://www.rotoworld.com/content/playerpag...224&id=2837

Would you be willing to give up to get him? or would you just pass on him because he will pull the same crap in 2-3 years?

9 more votes to move on to pick #5.

So I'm stupid for including the next 10 best available players in the poll?

Did anyone alert DB that he is on the clock? He posted in the main forum last night.

lol

"With the 3rd overall pick, the Atlanta Falcons select Glenn Dorsey, DT, LSU" This was a tough decision for Atlanta between Dorsey and Ryan, but management felt that Dorsey was too good to pass up. Next up, Oakland. Pick #4 Poll here: http://www.talkbears.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=2251

1. Jake Long to Miami 2. Chris Long to St. Louis 3. Glenn Dorsey to Atlanta 4. ???????????? to Oakland

I'm just hoping that one of the teams looking for an RB pick him up, which allows an RB to fall to us (maybe in Rd 2).

Might be a good idea to pin a topic about board features under the Help Section. I'll see what I can throw together.

They would also get another 3rd and maybe a 4th in 2009.

3 more for Dorsey or 7 overall and we can move on to pick #4.

Hester was projected as a 3rd round pick because he had no real position. Drafting a return specialist was still rare even though it happened periodically. The Bears even got brutal grades for that draft, which is funny now: http://www.usatoday.com/sports/football/dr...ft-grades_x.htm

nfo, It seems like the hottest slot will be right around our pick since we also have a need for RB. So if you include DET, ARZ, HOU, and DAL, that would be picks 14-16, 18, and 22 all looking for RB help. I would love for DAL to jump up to us and give us their 22 and 28 for our 14, 70 and a dptbnl. Barber is over-rated and they lost Jones.

2002 was the last time we drafted an Offensive Lineman within the 1st 3 rounds. Drafting one high is long overdue. They probably should've drafted one instead of Bazuin or Wolfe last year. I wouldn't be surprised if 2 out of the first 4 picks are on the O-Line. Sometimes the unflashy picks are the best. Anderson in the 5th, Brown & Vasher in the 4th, Briggs in the 3rd, and Hester in the 2nd.

Halfway to pick 4. Please vote if you haven't yet.