Thats usually how it works. My point is most of the top 30 visits so far point to a trade back because its all guys currently projected in the late teens early 20s except mhj, odunze, nabers and turner
great video. i am not sure the top 30 point to anything. the bears looked at a lot players they could take at 9, if they trade back in r1 and also players that would go in r2-r4. i assume every teams does this.
The bears can chose 30 players to host a top 30 visit for which is a special visit usually at halas hall or around the building and it usually means they are more interested in those players. Probably should have explained better
Oh i see I think I read your message wrong. My point was to show a lot of the players they interviewed aside from MHJ, Odunze, and nabers points to trading back
@@ImJerrrry yaa. i assume they are more interested but i dont think it shows that the bears want to move up or down or remain as they are. its just a well rounded group that allows them to cross all bases which i assume every team will do. i am very torn about this draft. i love drafting dline cuz Dline is pretty much the most valuable commodity outside of QB's but at the same time the WR's are amazing but then wr are pretty much a dime a dozen in the NFL.
@@shake6321 i agree. With the d line part. I really like turner verse and latu and dont know about any late round gems we could find there but i feel like you can at wr and even then its to play WR3
@@ImJerrrry yaa, this is my dilemma. Turner is a linebacker who can rush the passer. he is not a scheme fit unless we play him at linebacker on running downs and move him to DE on 3rd down, which i would not be apposed to doing. Base D: Dline: sweat, billing, another big DT, Dexter LBs: Turner, Edmonds, Edwards 3rd down: Dline: sweat, pickens, walker, Turner LBs: Edmonds, Edwards I think that would be a killer defense. otherwise, i hope they trade down and take Verse, Murphy, BTJ, Mitchell
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If somebody they like fall they are not trading that pick.
Thats usually how it works. My point is most of the top 30 visits so far point to a trade back because its all guys currently projected in the late teens early 20s except mhj, odunze, nabers and turner
great video. i am not sure the top 30 point to anything. the bears looked at a lot players they could take at 9, if they trade back in r1 and also players that would go in r2-r4.
i assume every teams does this.
The bears can chose 30 players to host a top 30 visit for which is a special visit usually at halas hall or around the building and it usually means they are more interested in those players. Probably should have explained better
Oh i see I think I read your message wrong. My point was to show a lot of the players they interviewed aside from MHJ, Odunze, and nabers points to trading back
@@ImJerrrry yaa. i assume they are more interested but i dont think it shows that the bears want to move up or down or remain as they are. its just a well rounded group that allows them to cross all bases which i assume every team will do.
i am very torn about this draft. i love drafting dline cuz Dline is pretty much the most valuable commodity outside of QB's but at the same time the WR's are amazing but then wr are pretty much a dime a dozen in the NFL.
@@shake6321 i agree. With the d line part. I really like turner verse and latu and dont know about any late round gems we could find there but i feel like you can at wr and even then its to play WR3
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yaa, this is my dilemma.
Turner is a linebacker who can rush the passer. he is not a scheme fit unless we play him at linebacker on running downs and move him to DE on 3rd down, which i would not be apposed to doing.
Base D:
Dline: sweat, billing, another big DT, Dexter
LBs: Turner, Edmonds, Edwards
3rd down:
Dline: sweat, pickens, walker, Turner
LBs: Edmonds, Edwards
I think that would be a killer defense.
otherwise, i hope they trade down and take Verse, Murphy, BTJ, Mitchell