I would like to see the Bears trade up and draft Kellen Winslow or Shaun Taylor both out of Miami. I read Mel Kiper's draft projections and he had Kevin Jones the running back from Va Tech going to the Bears and Pro Football Weekly had Vince Wolfork to the bears

It's going to depend on what they do in Free Agency.

They have plenty of room under the cap to get a good LT and a RB, like Duce Staley to compliment the new offense.

 

Then I would go with Wilfork, DT from Miami

Leaving out FA signees... I would say because we are getting some OLine men back from injury, I would say my top two choices would be a big ass (no pun intented) DT to gum up the middle and let Urlacher do his thing again, or an DE who can get after the QB.

w/o any free agent acqusitions yet its really hard to tell..but right the best offensive lineman available would be my move

I would like to see the Bears trade up and draft Kellen Winslow or Shaun Taylor both out of Miami.  I read Mel Kiper's draft projections and he had Kevin Jones the running back from Va Tech going to the Bears and Pro Football Weekly had Vince Wolfork to the bears

In the NFL draft, trading up, is usually not a good value. Unless you only have one specific need, or there is a guy like Mike Vike out there, trading up, will usuall end up hurting your overall draft.

 

I can't find the draft value sheet -- thingee -- i know it was linked here before... But essesntially the values of the picks go down exponentially... making the first picks over-valued in trades, and the last ones, undervalued.

 

 

The best bet in a draft is to do what the Patriots seem to be doing every year, collecting multiple picks in multiple rounds. Then you can afford to move up to get that one perfect guy for your team, because you're not losing out on too much, you still have lots of picks left...

 

 

That being said, I'd like to see the bears draft linemen with thier first two picks..