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I loved the idea to draft two tight ends. A lot of pro college teams run two tight end sets (Alabama) so this is something Luck is used to and comfortable with. And as said earlier teams like the Patriots are using more two tight end looks in the league to exploit the mismatches it presents to a defense. Although don't expect the Colts to use their TEs like the Patriots. BUT having Fleener is huge in my opinion

Ok I merged the post by mistake. I wanted to get rid of the first one and just change it to how do you feel about LeBron.

How do you feel about LeBron James?

First, Thank you Bucman you are the only one other then me to post a list lol Second, I think the Magic are getting a bad deal in that trade.

Hope Bears do the right thing and keep him on the roster and continue to provide some first class recovery options for him.

Royce White! I hope he goes under the radar cause he will surprise the NBA!

Robinson doesn't have the athleticism Griffin has. He won't dunk without a few steps heads start and even then he isn't high flying. If he is going to play on the block where he is shorter and can't get to the rim off vertical alone then it will be hard to for him to score when they collapse. I'm just not a sullinger fan in the top ten. If he works hard he can become effective later on, but right now he looks to measure out around 6'7 and without a lot of explosion I'm not sold on his potential.

Well the first fact is that Sullinger is not 6'9 thats his list height but once measured he will come out closer to 6'7 and same goes for Robinson. Every year people get shocked that players are listed way taller than they actually are. Its not hard to look at the two and see they are really short. Neither of these players has a game comparable to Zach Randolph his post moves are the best in the game by far so if you are expecting two more Zach Randolphs then don't hold your breath. I def believe size isn't everything, but the less size you have the more skill you need and I don't see these two with elite skill

1. Bears 2. Lions 3. Packers 4. Vikings You don't have to believe the hype surrounding the Bears. I'm not one for hype anyways myself. But when we line up on Sundays we WILL bring two of the best linebackers in the game, one of the most effective special teams in the league, and a fighting spirit that keeps Chicago in every game. As for the Lions and Packers I expect that to be really close by a game or strength of schedule. I think you can't play with one of the worst defenses and win games two seasons in a row. I love Nick Perry to death (hated to see him go to the pack) but it won't be enough to fix their D. Lions are strong-hearted and high-flying. I say it will be close. Vikings we all know what that is

In my mind neither Thomas Robinson or Jared Sullinger are top 10. Both are undersized for their position and won't be able to translate those post skills to the NBA. I think Robinson will be a hard worker and maybe able to mold himself in DaJaun Blair mode but that's it.

I wish my Bulls had a pick worthy of discussing, but since we don't If I was a Magic fan I would be asking to get one of these athletic swing men at SF or a PF because this class is filled with PF that know how to score the ball and the Magic NEED a second scoring option outside of Howard

I just joined the site today and thought I'd introduce myself. Short and plain I'm a Chicago to day I die and I'm excited to talk real football with real people.

I'm not a big Rivers fan either, but I'm going off what the stock is right now

First off I have nothing against Shea McClellin, actually after scouting him for the draft he became one of my favorite players. However, with that being said I didn't like the Bears drafting him and I held my judgement until they announced their plans for him. Now that we know he will play nothing but DE I'm really not happy with the pick because it limits the career he could have had. Any thoughts?

See I really like the TE Rodriguez after watching some film he is a WILLING blocker which I love and he still has the athleticism to upgrade our receiving corp. As far as McClellin I think he is tremendously talented, but with our defense his skills won't be fully utilized which is partly why I didn't like the pick

Yeah top 5 pick coming into the last college season

I LOVED the Jeffrey pick in the second only because we have Marshall which will help Jeffrey's development move even faster.

The bears' approach to the o-line never ceases to amaze me. I can't disagree with this move more

Favorite Team: Bears (Bear Down!) Favorite Player: Urlacher and Briggs Favorite Moment: Hester KO Return TD first play in the superbowl