Poles avoiding his biggest enemy of the third round

They actually lost like 20 points on the trade value chart with this trade, but I like how it gives them a more appropriate pick to get Kaleb Johnson. 41 for him would have been a bit high.

19 minutes ago, chw42 said:

They actually lost like 20 points on the trade value chart with this trade, but I like how it gives them a more appropriate pick to get Kaleb Johnson. 41 for him would have been a bit high.

I’m thinking it will be the 4th rounder where they take a rb from a smaller school whose measurable they like. My guess is a db or safety plus a guard or dlinemen 

6 minutes ago, Chisoxfn said:

I’m thinking it will be the 4th rounder where they take a rb from a smaller school whose measurable they like. My guess is a db or safety plus a guard or dlinemen 

They did seem to like Brashard Smith from SMU

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38 minutes ago, bmags said:

Ok would I have taken another skill guy? No.

Do I love Luther Burden, have so many special memories of Luther burden, and now get to watch him for the bears? f*** yes, I do.

Living in STL I had to watch way too many Mizzou games and I love that pick for the Bears.  Dude is a top talent.  Could obviously implode but I think it’s worth the risk there.

17 minutes ago, Rowand44 said:

Living in STL I had to watch way too many Mizzou games and I love that pick for the Bears.  Dude is a top talent.  Could obviously implode but I think it’s worth the risk there.

Seems like they went BPA for them which, if evaluated correctly, can sometimes be the best path forward. But they still aren’t showing a commitment to draft in the trenches, which is concerning 

52 minutes ago, bmags said:

Ok would I have taken another skill guy? No.

Do I love Luther Burden, have so many special memories of Luther burden, and now get to watch him for the bears? f*** yes, I do.

My friend texted me and he didn't understand why I was confused. Hyped but confused.

17 minutes ago, Rowand44 said:

Living in STL I had to watch way too many Mizzou games and I love that pick for the Bears.  Dude is a top talent.  Could obviously implode but I think it’s worth the risk there.

There's a reason he fell.  Talent is elite, but just like almost every ESL kid they are uncoachable.  They're the best HS talented team in the state (regardless of class) every year.  Antwaan better be ready to slap some reality into Luther.

Rutledge is who I’m grabbing. 

I love Seth Rollins.

Seth Rollins just cut the most amazing heel promo to announce the Bears draft pick

Good promo, Seth 

They got the best tackle left on the board. I'll take it I guess.

DT Shemar Turner

7 minutes ago, Kyyle23 said:

DT Shemar Turner

Norman-Lott went right after Turner. Must have been a character issue thing. They had him in for a top 30 visit.

Two picks in trenches - am good with that. 

We ended up behind a couple of runs but full picture…likely a few meaningful guys, an extra pick, and needs mostly met (except S and Edge)

Not bad. Least happy with Ozzy, reminds me of Borom.

Unfortunately, the longer you wait on OL and DL, there are no steals to be had.

Still surprised how much Poles is banking on his offseason veteran mish-mash OL crew.

Pretty sure I already know what the weakness will be for the second straight season.  Good luck.

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Yaay!! A 4th round RB in the 2nd round!

I know I'm impressed.

 

 

Edited April 26, 2025Apr 26 by SoCalChiSox

Now a 6th round WR in the 3rd.

Royals and Noel were there you dumbfuck. 

 

 

Kaleb Johnson stays in black and gold.

31 minutes ago, SoCalChiSox said:

Now a 6th round WR in the 3rd.

Royals and Noel were there you dumbfuck. 

 

 

ISU WR U

Milroe and Gabriel before Sanders. I think the NFL is trying to send a message to Deion...don't have your son treat the process like a joke.

https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/44856426/derrick-harmon-mother-died-steelers-drafted-son

Sad story...

2 hours ago, chw42 said:

Milroe and Gabriel before Sanders. I think the NFL is trying to send a message to Deion...don't have your son treat the process like a joke.

I was thinking about Sanders. The NFL made its point in overlooking him this long. Tomorrow, the first team that needs a QB or a good backup/potential starter someday should take him. Why? Well if he goes undrafted he'll still get an offer to go to somebody's camp as a rookie free agent. So if somebody's gonna work with him at all, which will be the case if he's a free agent acquisition even, might as well draft him in case, uh, he's special.

I will say this: If I were a head coach and wasn't convinced Shadeur is the next big thing, I sure as hell wouldn't want to have to deal with him. Not saying he's a bad kid/guy, but he definitely has a HUGE ego and I simply wouldn't want to deal with him. I'd beg my GM, "You're not gonna stick me with Deion's kid are you?" 

But again ... somebody's gonna sign him whether he gets drafted at all, so a team in need might as well get him drafted. He's got to be at least worthy of 4th round.