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I didn't hate drafting Corral (though I would've drafted Howell over him all day everyday) but the reality is that he just flat out didn't look like he belonged on an NFL field in the preseason. I've never seen a guy look THAT bad and pan out.

Point out where I've said that. Hell, I haven't even advocated trading up for him. I'm just ragging on you for terribly flawed logic.

This. If there was a Manning/Luck/Lawrence type prospect available the Bears would be drafting him and trading Fields. But they're called once in a decade type prospects for a reason.

"Should" doesn't matter. They can all bust. This poo is not a science and it's not nearly as simple as you're trying to make it out to be.

They're all question marks. This myth of "sure thing" prospects needs to die. There are busts and steals in every draft.

So we just need to hold out until we're #1 overall in the perfect year? Cool.

There was a kid in my daughter's kindergarten class who could run like the wind and had a rocket arm. We need to hold out for him.

Yep. Next year is always better. Listen, I'd be breaking the table pounding on it for Drake Maye if he was available but he's not. And there's no guarantee we'll be in any situation to land him next year anyway. Hell, if we are Reich might be one and done.

If Stroud is the 5th best QB in a draft class that's the greatest QB draft ever.

Good grief, the "let's wait until next year" argument that folks have been touring ever since we initially released Cam. How's that working out so far?

Fangio was my #1, but Bradley is my #2.

This was my argument. Don't get me wrong, I was relieved when Rhule was fired just because then we knew that terrible was officially going to end but I was saying that once you decided to retain him you might as well see it through and get that top 5 maybe top 3 pick out of it. Bonus points for avoiding the criticism for not hiring Wilks.

He'd be 4-0 over Mahomes' Chiefs. I mean, Dan Marino never won a SB. We didn't win a SB in 2015 when Cam was clearly the best QB in the league at the time. SBs are team accomplishments. QB play is what it is and I honestly think Joe Burrow as an individual player probably does more to lift up his team than any other player in the league right now.

Chinn can do it too. But just like Chancellor it should not be his primary role. It's a wrinkle in the defense not the base. Jeremy Chin is the far superior athlete. Chancellor: Chinn CAN play as a primary deep safety. It's not his best suited role but he can do it.

I honestly have no clue what to expect out of the Colts at QB. Their last two highly drafted QBs were two of the most slam dunk no brainer #1 overall picks in the last quarter of a century. Trevor Lawrence is probably the only other one in the mix.

That's generally how it goes. Most teams at the top of the board are there in large part because they suck at QB. The Bears are an anomaly. It's an impressive feat of terrible roster building to have a promising young talent at QB and still suck bad enough to land #1 overall.

Yeah, I'm really not sold on Levis. A guy his age with his experience should not still be so raw. If we're gonna take a swing on a raw physical specimen I'd prefer Anthony Richardson.

I was pounding the table to trade whatever it took to go get him. When we hired Joe Brady I honestly expected it to happen. When I saw this play against Clemson in the national championship game I was SOLD. https://gfycat.com/brokenbitterbabirusa-joe-burrow-highlights-vs-clemson

I wanna have that guy again. That guy who every time he steps on the field you know he gives you a great chance to win. That guy with that swag. That guy with that infectious confidence that rubs off on his teammates. I look at Joe Burrow up in Cincy and I'm just jealous as hell. He's that dude right now. If they beat KC again today he's the new #1 QB in the NFL. Mahomes will have to hand over the belt.

Chancellor was a helluva player but Chinn is way more athletic than he was. Honestly, Chinn could be a BETTER version of Kam Chancellor but we're just wasting him trying to play him as a deep safety. I'm really hoping that a big part of Fitt's motivation to find a true deep safety is freeing Chinn up to do what he does best.

Ummm... that's basically what Chancellor was. He basically played a joker type S/LB hybrid role. He spent a LOT of time in the box. I've always said that if you want to see how Jeremy Chinn should ideally be used, watch Kam Chancellor in Seattle.

Honestly a team that just hired a head coach and hasn't filled out it's staff is highly unlikely to be infatuated with any particular draft prospect at this point.

Bleach. Just don't get it on the blue.

Going from having a legit franchise QB, hope, and excitement to not.

Yikes. That's basically admitting that they don't think they can beat out the Texans if the Texans want Ryans. Man, the Broncos have fallen hard as an organization. That Wilson trade and contract is looking like it might end up going down as the worst deal in NFL history. No joke.