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13 minutes ago, Wundrbread33 said:

People rooting for the team really fuged up the draft. Those bastards!

If only we would just be miserable so he can happy that we are miserable too, or some crazy sh!t like that.  

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12 minutes ago, The Natural said:

Tell me how well that has worked out for Chicago the last 30+ years?

Since the draft was instituted in 1936, the Bears have selected two players with the No. 1 overall pick: Halfbacks Tom Harmon in 1941 and Bob Fenimore in 1947.
 

they have a stud QB and can go Bengals route and go get him the best WR or they can get a haul for that pick 

 

plus they have more picks for trading Roqan…. They will be contending soon

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