I'd bet a hefty sum that Guyton goes on Day 1. Barton is a maybe, as his arm length probably pushes him inside, but his athletic testing would suggest he's got loads of promise there. I'm guessing Barton ends up at C for whoever drafts him, and he goes on to have a Pro-Bowl level career. As a C pro...

The Marshall Plan wrote: ↑Fri Mar 08, 2024 4:19 am It's my understanding that Nabers is basically a Moore clone (not a bad thing mind you) and he's 6'0".

Odunze is taller at 6'3".

I like the idea of the taller receiver because it's a compliment to Moore.

I would be elated with either one.

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Anyone else getting anxious now that we're only 10 days away from the draft??

1. I strongly suggest you watch the HBO documentary series OJ Simpson: Made in America. It is an incredibly comprehensive series that goes over everything relevant before, during, and after the trial, up until 2018 or '19, I believe. 2. He murdered those people. It's not even a matter of if; it is ...

OK everyone! Who's your horse in The Masters?? Me? I'm going with Scotty Scheffler. He's been on a tear the last couple of years and is currently the World Golf #1 player.

wab wrote: ↑Wed Mar 27, 2024 1:12 pm I'd like to throw out a TV show recommendation as well. Wife and I started watching 3 Body Problem on Netflix. It's really good.

I heard its a REALLY good book too. It's on my short list. I'll watch the series after the book.

OJ Simpson has died after a battle with Cancer. That dude just couldn't stay out of trouble, and probably speaks more to his core character than anything else. In my personal opinion he was guilty as shit of the murder of Nicole Brown and Ron Goldman. He did that as sure as I am alive right now. The...

This is worth 13 minutes of your time: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hC2g1wtR2pw It isn't just Ryan Poles talking but includes comments from the newly acquired players and shows their arrivals at Halas Hall. The director seems to have a strange obsession with close ups of hands. Perhaps he's prep...

wab wrote: ↑Mon Apr 08, 2024 10:48 am Atlanta could take a WR too. It's not like London and Mooney have set the world on fire (and I've always liked Mooney).

I would bet money that they are taking a WR. Probably Brian Thomas, or Odunze if he is still there. They need to beef up their WR corps for Cousins.

Saw a really good article about Williams and NIL. This is the first generation of college players where we already know what they are going to act like after getting paid. There will be no mystery about Caleb Williams and how he will handle a new NFL contract. There will be less pressure, because he...

And more from Friends of the Park: https://chicago.suntimes.com/fran-spielman-show/2024/04/05/bears-lakefront-stadium-friends-of-the-parks-gin-kilgore Sounds like they're gearing up for a full-blown battle over a Bears stadium on the South Lot. Warren has said that each year the Bears don't start d...

Bears Whiskey Nut wrote: ↑Wed Apr 03, 2024 8:25 am What's the record for T's taken in the first round? I'm thinking that there could be 5-7 taken this year.

To answer my own question...it was 7 OT's in the first round of the 2008 draft. I think there is a good chance to tie that record this year.

I like Legette in thew 3rd round if we can pick-up some extra picks. He reminds me of a Deebo Samuel type. Big thick receiver that is not going down easy. I think I'm the only one around here that doesn't like Legette. He reminds me of a faster Treylon Burks. Run, Jump, Catch... but can't really do...

according to Walter football, here's who we've met with so far: Joe Alt, Offensive Tackle, Notre Dame (COM) Brock Bowers, Tight End, Georgia (COM) Jayden Daniels, Quarterback, LSU (COM) Olumuyiwa Fashanu, Offensive Tackle, Penn State (COM) Drake Maye, Quarterback, North Carolina (COM) J.J. McCarthy...

What's the record for T's taken in the first round? I'm thinking that there could be 5-7 taken this year.

I like Legette in thew 3rd round if we can pick-up some extra picks. He reminds me of a Deebo Samuel type. Big thick receiver that is not going down easy.

Kiran Amegadje is a local kid from Hinsdale. Big mountain of a T. really smart too (obviously). He's 6'6" with freakish 36 1/2" arms. Could be a great project if you trade down for some late round picks.

If it were Washington that was trading with us? I would need this year's R1, R2 (2), and Daron Payne. Then I would also need 2025 R1, 2026 R1. But I too believe that they are taking Caleb Williams. I still have small doubts about him being successful at the next level, but those are quickly disappea...

o-pus #40 in B major wrote: ↑Mon Apr 01, 2024 9:09 pm I was a Blazer fan at the time so..

HA! I grew up in Portland and was there when that draft went down. We had Drexler. But Sam Bowie?? UGH!

I'm not the draft hound that some of you are. I know a lot of players that are due to go in the first couple of rounds, but that's about it. Here's my best guess. I'm predicting that we trade back 7-10 spots from #9 and pick-up an extra 2nd or a couple of 3rds. First Pick: Choice 1: Caleb Williams C...

Subsidizing a stadium (or two) in downtown Chicago will be fraught with legal challenges, protests, and compromises over what was originally planned. The Bears won't own the land, and they won't have a piece of any of the restaurants and shopping around the stadium. There is nowhere on the waterfron...

Chicago also won't see a Superbowl in the new stadium if they try and develop on the lakefront. Why would that be? It seems to me if the stadium is on the lakefront, it becomes a more likely site than if out in the 'burbs. Fan get to come and stay in Chicago the whole time and don't have the commut...

My favorite thing about taking Caleb this year may not be that I think he's the best QB in the last few drafts, it's that next year we won't have to even discuss the possibility of taking Shedeur Sanders. That dude is just too much for me. He was doing an interview yesterday talking about how much ...

Does not quite offer what can be built on the AH site - hotels, restaurants, a Bears "experience", etc. So is Warren and the Bears "emotionally" tied to staying in Chicago on the lake front, will this influence their decision or is strictly business? Friends of the Park didn't c...

UOK wrote: ↑Fri Mar 22, 2024 9:09 am Tyler Scott’s odds of making the roster would go up significantly if he surrendered 13.

Tyler Scott's odds of owning a Lamborghini would go up significantly if he surrendered #13.

OK...be honest...who had KY losing to Oakland in their brackets?

Just a reminder why we are in this unbelievable position we find ourselves. https://twitter.com/BadTakeFuges/status/1768474865294561519?t=MdJ6AEjmr8_go7YhD5HrqQ&s=19 The hilarious part of course was that the Texans didn't even wait until Black Monday to fire Lovie. They did it like five minutes...

G08 wrote: ↑Thu Mar 21, 2024 8:55 pm

Noots wrote: ↑Thu Mar 21, 2024 6:17 pm

There isn't a tackle vineyard, either.

Don't look now, but Chris Morgan is running Joe Alt's Pro Day...

Does Alt drop to 9?

southdakbearfan wrote: ↑Thu Mar 21, 2024 5:24 pm Caleb wore 18 in high school I believe. Doubtful he would take #1 given the guy vacating the position just had it.

That was my thinking as well. Maybe number 3?

I think your "concerns" are spot on. We, teams, whoever and watch all the film we want, listen to countless interviews they give and hear what other have to say about them. That can convince us that the player is the real deal. Yet when the step on the field it just doesn't work. There ar...