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Chicago Bears Draft Victory: Aaron Rodgers, Packers GM not speaking yetRyan Heckmanon April 24, 2020 at 3:41 pm

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The Chicago Bears have already won in multiple ways thanks to Green Bay, even though they didn’t pick in the first round of the 2020 NFL Draft.

I don’t think the first round of the 2020 NFL Draft could have gone any better for the Chicago Bears. To begin with, general manager Ryan Pace avoided any temptation and did not trade into the top 32.

Even better, the Green Bay Packers did indeed trade up late in the first round. Initially, I think it’s safe to say many Bears fans would have thought the Packers go with a receiver like Denzel Mims or Tee Higgins at that spot — and trust me, it would not have been good for Chicago to see that happen.

However, Green Bay decided to shock everyone by selecting quarterback Jordan Love out of Utah State.

Immediately, the football world wondered just what the Packers were thinking. Many analysts and media folks have stated that Love likely won’t play for a couple of years, especially because Aaron Rodgers has four years left on his current deal.

And, let’s be honest, the Packers have taken their time with quarterbacks. Rodgers sat for a while behind Brett Favre before taking over, so maybe they do the same thing with Love.

However, Rodgers might be thinking back to when the Packers selected him and Favre didn’t necessarily take him under his wing. Honestly, why would he? Favre probably didn’t like the fact they wanted to groom his own replacement.

Likewise, Rodgers could feel the same way, here. Love is going to be Rodgers’ replacement — if not, why draft him in the first place? That has to be the plan. But, how soon are they planning to replace Rodgers?

What we do know, as of right now, is that Rodgers has still not spoken with Packers general manager Brian Gutekunst since the team drafted Love, according to a report out of NFL.com.

That is quite interesting. I’m sure Rodgers is upset. But, what exactly is the plan, here? Rodgers cannot be happy. That is for certain.

Last season, the Packers were just a game away from the Super Bowl and under a new coaching regime with Rodgers. Just months later, the team selects his ultimate replacement? Something doesn’t quite add up.

No matter what, Bears fans and the team should feel great about this. Their bitter rival is caught up in some tense controversy already, like it or not. Rodgers, Love, Gutekunst and head coach Matt LaFleur can say all they want in the public eye, but you have to believe that behind the scenes, things aren’t exactly peachy.

Personally, I can’t say that I feel bad for them, being a Bears fan. The pick is curious, especially because Love is a project when it’s all said and done. His upside is intriguing, but his decision-making and accuracy needs a lot of work.

The Bears should be thrilled with a potential conundrum in Green Bay. Not only that, but they should be thrilled with the talent available to them starting in the second round.

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Chicago Bears: First round breaks in Bears’ favorPatrick Sheldonon April 24, 2020 at 3:00 pm

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The first round of the NFL Draft is in the books and it went pretty well for the Chicago Bears.

Although the Chicago Bears did not have a pick in the first round of last night’s NFL Draft, there was still plenty for fans to keep track of. As the Kansas City Chiefs made the final selection of Clyde Edwards-Helaire, one thing became clear — the first round broke pretty well for the Bears.

Although the first-round saw seven offensive linemen come off the board, the one with whom the team seemed to have the most contact — at least publicly — is still available, and that is tackle Josh Jones from the University of Houston. Lloyd Cushenberry, an interior line option who we’ve highlighted previously is also still available and would give the Bears another high-quality option if they want to go the route of offensive line.

Another position of need for the Bears is safety, and while some are not in favor of spending a second-round pick on a safety, it just so happens that the two best safeties in the entire draft are still available — Xavier McKinney and Grant Delpit. Also still available is another safety with whom the Bears have been linked and that is Jeremy Chinn, the thumper from Southern Illinois University and fan-favorite Antoine Winfield, out of Minnesota.

If safety isn’t your thing, and you’re looking for more value out of the second round, then you might look to cornerback where AJ Terrell’s and Damon Arnette‘s surprise first-round selection pushed down some quality cornerback options. One of them is a player the Bears are reportedly ga-ga over and that is Trevon Diggs, brother of Stefon Diggs. Two other strong candidates in LSU’s Kristian Fulton and Utah’s Jaylon Johnson could also be available when the Bears make their selections at 43 and 50.

The one position that took a big hit in the first round is wide receiver. Although it’s been heralded as a very deep draft at the position, six of them went on Day 1. Among them were fan favorites Jalen Reagor and Brandon Aiyuk. However, because of the depth at the position, there are still plenty of good ones left like Michael Pittman, Denzel Mims, Laviska Shenault, KJ Hamler, and Chase Claypool.

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Any of those players would be wonderful picks for the Bears, and with the depth, they could even trade down and still manage to land a high impact player while recouping picks.

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Chicago Bears Draft: The ultimate Day 2 playbookWilliam Martinon April 24, 2020 at 2:30 pm

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There exists only one way that the Chicago Bears should and hopefully will approach the second day of the NFL draft. If they don’t follow my approach, then the 2020 season is all but lost.

I’m just joking.

There’s really a multitude of ways the Chicago Bears can attack the current talent pool and it’s hard to be disappointed in which avenue they travel down. That’s because it’s kind of hard to fill a handful of needs when you only have two top-50 picks. However, I do believe that there is one clear path that they should consider traversing because of the way the board has fallen, and because of how they approached free agency.

If we start with the free-agent additions, we can dissect which positions they probably feel best with passing up:

  • Jimmy Graham: While you may not agree with the money, Graham offers a shorter-term window of “potential starting success” (a phrase I will use loosely) and lets Chicago ignore the tight end need until later on in day three. The team releasing Trey Burton only confirms that there is faith in the former Packer delivering in a new scheme.
  • Germain Ifedi: Ryan Pace did allude to how confident he is in this addition, and while fans might disagree, there might be some real confidence in the signing. He made most of his starts in Seattle at right tackle. It’s possible with a new scheme and new position change that he might not be an entire liability. In theory, we can survive a year with him holding down the fort (hopefully).
  • Robert Quinn: Upgrading the pass-rush position is a win for the Bears, but they should at least consider stockpiling extra players to attack the pocket when Khalil Mack and Quinn are having a Gatorade break. It isn’t the biggest of needs, but asking Isaiah Irving and Barkevious Mingo to hold down the fort is a big ask.
  • Nick Foles: Not much else needs to be said. Even if you are a part of Bears Twitter that loves Jalen Hurts or Anthony Gordon, quarterback is not an immediate need, no matter how uninspiring the in-house options are. I think they become fair game if the team trades down.
  • Artie Burns, Tre Roberson, and Jordan Lucas: We’ll touch on them later.

Even if Chicago plans to go by the best player available route, which the organization has done in the past, I think we can use the process of elimination to determine what positions the Bears will target with picks 43 and 50.

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Chicago Bears: Best available players after day oneUsayd Koshulon April 24, 2020 at 2:00 pm

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As the Chicago Bears get ready to make their first pick of the 2020 NFL Draft on Friday night, who are some of the best available players after round one?

Despite not having a first-round pick on Friday night, the Chicago Bears need to come away feeling good considering the rest of the NFL provided plenty of surprises that could benefit the Bears as they get ready to go on the clock with the 43rd overall pick on Friday night.

Round one of the draft saw many surprises. The rest of the NFC North added players like Jeffery Okudah, Jeff Gladney, Justin Jefferson, and Jordan Love. While each of those guys will likely go on to have an impact for their respective franchises, the Bears need to find their own impact players.

The Bears needs remain unchanged. We’ve known for weeks now that the Bears could target safety, wide receiver, offensive line, cornerback, tight end, and potentially quarterback. With the way that the board looks, it seems as if cornerback, safety, and wide receiver with their first picks.

With the 43rd and 50th picks, there will be a plethora of options when the Bears are on the board. However, pay attention to safety and wide receiver as two positons that could potentially be addressed when Ryan Pace pulls the trigger.

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As the NFL prepares for day two, what are some names you need to know that could have a major impact for the Bears? There’s one thing to keep in mind: Some of these guys are players that could have gone in the first-round but didn’t. However, they could also be players who had second-round grades on them that could end up starting for the Bears on day one. Let’s look at some of the best available players that the Bears could consider during the second-round?

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Chicago Bears Draft: What to do now with 2nd round picks?Ryan Heckmanon April 24, 2020 at 1:00 pm

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The first round of the 2020 NFL Draft saw some interesting selections, which should have the Chicago Bears seriously considering what to do next.

Buckle up, friends. We’re just getting started. The Chicago Bears finally take center stage tonight after the first round of the 2020 NFL Draft concluded last night. With two picks in hand during the second round, general manager Ryan Pace has some power at the moment.

But, first, let’s look back at the first round and find out exactly where the Bears are at. It was an interesting first round that began somewhat steady. The first five picks were fairly predictable, for the most part.

It became interesting when the Jacksonville Jaguars selected cornerback C.J. Henderson out of Florida. It wasn’t an outlandish pick, but many had him going a few picks later. That’s where the ball got rolling.

At no. 12, the Las Vegas Raiders took Henry Ruggs III as the first wideout off the board — surprising many, to say the least. We then saw Jerry Jeudy go at no. 15 to the Denver Broncos, but arguably the most shocking wide receiver situation was that of CeeDee Lamb falling all the way to no. 17 with the Dallas Cowboys.

Just before Lamb, though, is where another head-scratcher took place: Cornerback A.J. Terrell went to the Atlanta Falcons — and he could have been a second-round corner, at least according to most experts.

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One of the weirder picks was at no. 19, where the Bears were slotted to pick, but instead it goes to the Raiders as part of the Khalil Mack trade. Las Vegas took cornerback Damon Arnette, another potential second or third-round guy.

A few more names to go in the first which we didn’t quite fully expect: Jalen Reagor (PHI), Brandon Aiyuk (SF), Jordyn Brooks (SEA), Noah Igbinoghene (MIA) and Clyde Edwards-Helaire (KC).

There are always bound to be some surprises, but this year’s first round seemed like it left a whole heck of a lot of talent on the table, and luckily for the Bears, they have those two picks in the second round. So, the question is now, what does Pace do with those picks? Let’s analyze two particular scenarios.

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Chicago Bears Draft: A juicy, irresistible Round 2 scenarioRyan Heckmanon April 24, 2020 at 4:00 pm

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As the second round of the 2020 NFL Draft gets set to kick off, the Chicago Bears might be in an irresistible position with their two picks.

The first round of the 2020 NFL Draft saw some surprises last night. There were players selected whom some experts didn’t even have as a Round 2 prospect. It couldn’t have gone more perfectly for the Chicago Bears.

General manager Ryan Pace now has a very, very interesting night ahead of him. He has the 11th and 19th picks in the second round, good for 43 and 50 overall. There is a ton of talent left on the board, and several players who could have gone in the first round.

One particular scenario I want to bring to fans’ attention: Wisconsin running back Jonathan Taylor is still available, and so is Penn State wide receiver KJ Hamler.

Now, before I get all of your feathers ruffled and you immediately hate this take, I understand why you might be frustrated. The Bears need a cornerback, safety and offensive lineman. I completely see that angle and agree with it.

However, Pace might have the opportunity to add two game-breaking talents on offense, and that would be incredibly difficult to pass up.

Taylor is my no. 1 running back in this class and has been for months now. If he’s there at 43, you take him — period. I know David Montgomery cost the Bears last year with moving up, but there’s no better time than the present to improve at every position when the opportunity arises.

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Taylor is a 225-pound running back with 4.39 speed. He’s tough to tackle, and he’s the only back in this class who bursts past the first round and has that extra gear, almost like a young Adrian Peterson. He is special. His main knocks are the amount of carries he had in college and his fumbling question marks.

First, Taylor has stayed healthy. He’s been able to handle the usage. I’m not worried about that. Second, fumbling issues are fixable, unlike a quarterback’s accuracy for example. Taylor is the pick at 43 if he’s there.

Hamler, meanwhile, gives the Bears that true speedster to stretch the field. Can you imagine an offense with Allen Robinson, Anthony Miller, Hamler, Taylor, Montgomery, along with Tarik Cohen and Cordarrelle Patterson sprinkled in?

At that point, you add an experienced, smart, veteran quarterback like Nick Foles and give him all that firepower, and your offense is a world better than it was in 2019. Sure, later in the draft, Pace will have to find some gems at other positions — or he could opt to look at free agents still available. Safety Tony Jefferson is one example of a guy they could get relatively cheap now, and would be an excellent signing.

Taylor and Hamler — wow, that’s a tantalizing thought.

It’s hard to pass up, that’s all I’m saying. Pace could have a heck of a decision in front of him tonight as pick 43 approaches, and it’ll be crucial to watch unfold.

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Notre Dame Football: Cole Kmet drafted to the NFLVincent Pariseon April 25, 2020 at 12:12 am

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The Notre Dame Fighting Irish always produces plenty of great NFL players and Cole Kmet is the next in line to have a chance at a great career.

The Chicago Bears have selected Notre Dame tight end, Cole Kmet. The tight end has had a brilliant career for the Irish as he now will attempt to make his transition to the NFL. He is going to be a guy who comes into the Bears offense and tries to help them right away. They desperately needed help at the position and this is a chance for that to be the case.

Kmet will be asked to do a lot in Matt Nagy’s offense. They now have 10 tight ends on their roster but most of them are not going to be there by the time week one rolls around. He will have one of Mitchell Trubisky or Nick Foles throwing him the ball next season as he looks to make an impact.

Kmet was a brilliant tight end at Notre Dame. He really broke out in his junior year last season which is why he is now a second-round pick. He had 515 receiving yards on 43 receptions in his ten games that he played in. He had 6 total touchdowns last year for the Irish.

The Bears signed Jimmy Graham in free agency earlier this offseason so Kmet is going to, in all likelihood, run a two-tight end set with him. Graham used to be one of the best tight ends in the world but he is a shell of himself now. With that said, Graham should be able to really help Kmet out in his rookie season. This is the type of pick that could help the Bears out for a long time.

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You can clearly tell that they needed someone good at the position all year long in 2019. This pick is, hopefully, one who can help the Bears’ offense for the foreseeable future. There were some really good players on the board for Chicago to take so taking Kmet shows that they see this as a major need with him being the right guy for the job.

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Chicago Bears: Trey Burton puts Bears organization on blast in recent interviewFrank Grizzlyon April 24, 2020 at 10:50 pm

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What was once a promising start to a tenure in Chicago quickly went south, as Trey Burton went straight from the playing field to the medical tent…

Coming off of a Super Bowl Championship and the “Philly Philly” special, Trey Burton road into town with loads of potential and athletic ability. The Chicago Bears had just inked the former Florida Gator to a four-year, $32 million contract.

Fast forward to present day, Burton has been released from Chicago and has recently signed by the Indianapolis Colts and General Manager, Chris Ballard.

So, what went wrong in Chicago? Burton started out the 2018 NFL season on a hot streak and eventually finished the campaign with 54 receptions, 569 receiving yards and six touchdowns. While those may not be game-changing numbers, Burton’s impact was evident when examining at the game film.

However, the Bears entered the 2018 NFL Wild Card Playoff Round slated to face off against Burton’s former team, the Philadelphia Eagles. While I want go into too many details of the game, as I’ve tried to permanently remove those memories from my brain, many fans were shocked to hear that Trey Burton would not be playing against the Eagles due to a hamstring injury.

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Sadly, the Bears lost to the Eagles and one had to wonder how the game may have been different had Burton suited up. While Burton never performed at a Pro Bowl level in Chicago, it was noted by Head Coach, Matt Nagy that tight end position is the engine that makes this offensive system go. Clearly this was evident, as Tarik Cohen tried to fulfill the role of Trey Burton and the Eagles shut that down in a hurry.

Now, this happens… Whether it’s an average Joe or a professional athletes, sometimes a body will “act” up for whatever reason. While many believed this to be a one-time occurrence, I don’t even think the Bears knew what was in store for their feature tight end.

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Entering the 2019 season, many believed that Trey Burton would have a clean bill of health, and that the Bears offense should only build upon their improvements in 2018. Unfortunately, General Manager, Ryan Pace let it be known that Burton had undergone offseason sports hernia surgery.

When Burton returned to the team, many fans felt that he may be the spark the offense needed to jump start their productivity. Again, that just wasn’t the case as Burton finished with just 14 receptions for 84 yards. Here’s the kicker, Burton only started five games. Burton eventually made his way onto the injured reserve list with a calf injury.

Now, Trey Burton has moved onto the Indianapolis Colts and the Chicago Bears have decided to carry on with the newly signed, Jimmy Graham. Earlier today, Burton chatted with the IndyStar and revealed some shocking news…

Additionally, Burton stated that “the surprise level was high” in regards to the Bears deciding to release him. He also noted, “”The conversations (I had with the Bears) in the offseason were really positive. Everyone seemed to be excited about me getting healthy and getting ready to play.“

Everything I have heard in regards to Burton’s character is that he’s of the highest character, but I do find it strange that he has decided to come forth with these comments now… After he’s been cut, and more importantly, after he’s been signed to another club.

Now, let us remember that just because Burton has gone on record that his injury was misdiagnosed does not necessarily mean that it was.

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This isn’t the Chicago Bulls old medical staff we’re talking about. The Bears have top-tier facilities, and we’ve never heard of an injury misdiagnosis as of late. Either way, I wish Trey Burton nothing but the best in Indianapolis. However, if it were me, I may have held back on leaking rumors regarding my old employer. Here’s to better days, Trey…

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Chicago Bears Rumors: Analyst says Aaron Rodgers will be a BearFrank Grizzlyon April 24, 2020 at 10:32 pm

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Well, the Green Bay Packers shocked the world last night by trading up in the first-round to select quarterback, Jordan Love. So, does this make Aaron Rodgers expendable?

ESPN analyst, Michael Wilbon has earned his stripes in the sports media landscape. The Chicago native has gone from joining The Washington Post in 1980 to co-hosting hit sports show, “Pardon The Interruption” with colleague, Tony Kornheiser. Wilbon even does a weekly radio hit with the “Waddle & Silvy Show” on ESPN1000, so it’s safe to say that the lifelong Chicago Bears fan has his finger on the pulse of this team.

Well, amidst the chaos of breaking down the Green Bay Packers decision to select the heir to their quarterbacking throne, Wilbon had some bold proclamations to make in regards to what the future may hold for future Hall of Famer, Aaron Rodgers.

The boldest proclamation that Wilbon makes? Wilbon goes on record stating, “Aaron Rodgers is going to be in a Bears uniform sometime in the next couple years… That’s going to happen!”

As I began to filter that concept through my mind, I began to ponder if that statement even began to make somewhat of sense… Well for starters, one can only imagine how furious Rodgers may be given the fact that the Packers were only one game away from the Super Bowl last season, and instead of the Green Bay front office reloading on weaponry they opted to draft the heir to his throne. So, it has top be a possibility at some point, right?

Now, lets think of the fun part… Can you even begin to imagine Aaron Rodgers repping the navy blue and burnt orange? It would be something out of a movie to see #12 under center as he picks apart the opposing defense on the lakeside.

Rodgers with the likes of David Montgomery, Allen Robinson, Anthony Miller and company, paired with the Bears elite defense would easily make the Monsters of the Midway a favorite for not only the NFC North crown, but also to make a run at the Super Bowl.

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So, would this be possible? The easy answer is yes. However, it would take a lot of moving parts, and the Green Bay Packers front office having to swallow their pride, double-down on Jordan Love and ship off arguably the most prolific player in their franchise’s history to their most hated rival. With that all being said, this just may be wishful thinking, but as Kevin Garnett once stated, “Anything is possible!“

Jokes aside, the more likely scenario is that there’s friction between both Rodgers and Love to start out this rocky relationship. Then after a two-to-three year stint the Packers and Rodgers will decide it’s time to part ways, and Rodgers will make his way up north to Minnesota and… Wait, we’ve heard this before, right?

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Either way, there’s drama, friction and adversity seeping it’s way through the halls of Green Bay, and I am one-hundred percent here for it. Here’s to hoping the Packers don’t strike gold on a quarterback prospect for a third-generation…

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