Chicago Bears

igor96 ::Nebi voleo da unaprede Tice-a, nije mi se nesto pokazao...jeste napad igrao bolje ali je preterano forsirao Marshala. A sto se mene tice najbolje da dodje Arians. Taman ce on malo pokriti Tice-a, a Rod Marineli super obavlja posao

1. Offensive Tackle: Fixing the offensive line is priority
   No. 1 this offseason. J'Marcus Webb was beaten early, but improved as
   the season went along, so I don't know if the Bears want to keep him at
   left tackle or move him to the right side. Either way, they need help at
   tackle. If Eric Fisher is unavailable at No. 20 this April, they'll
   have to take someone in Round 2.
   
2. Left Guard: Another position that desperately needs to be upgraded. Chance Warmack has to be the pick if he's on the board at No. 20.
   
3. Two Linebackers: Brian Urlacher and Nick Roach are
   free agents, but both needed to be upgraded anyway. I know Urlacher was
   hurt last year, but he was awful. He'll be 35 in May.
   
4. Tight End: Jay Cutler needs someone to throw to besides Brandon Marshall. A dependable intermediate target would be a big boost.
   
5. Defensive Tackle: The Bears cannot allow Henry Melton, their top pass-rusher, to walk away. Even if he's retained, depth is needed here.
   
6. Wide Receiver: Alshon Jeffery is expected to develop
   into a capable No. 2 receiver across from Marshall, but the Bears
   should still add another receiver.
   
7. Cornerback: Three of Chicago's top six cornerbacks from last year are free agents.
   
8. Quarterback: Jason Campbell didn't work out as Jay Cutler's backup. He's a free agent anyway.
   

1. 
   Henry Melton, DT, Bears. Age: 26.
   
   
   Henry Melton is one of the top interior pass-rushers in all of football.
   He could stand to be better against the run, but he deserves a big
   contract after getting to the quarterback more effectively than Julius
   Peppers.
   
2. 
   Israel Idonije, DE, Bears. Age: 32.
   
   
   Israel Idonije is coming off a fantastic season in terms of getting to
   the quarterback (7.5 sacks) and stopping the run. He'll be 33 in
   November, however.
   
3. 
   Brian Urlacher, ILB, Bears. Age: 35.
   
   
   Based on the way he played last year, Brian Urlacher probably deserves
   1.5 stars. He was terrible. However, he was hurt throughout, so maybe he
   can recover and be at least an OK starter again.
   
4. 
   Nick Roach, OLB, Bears. Age: 28.
   
   
   Nick Roach hasn't been a liability as a starting linebacker, but Chicago can do better.
   
5. Nate Collins (RFA), DT, Bears. Age: 25.
   
6. D.J. Moore, CB, Bears. Age: 26.
   
7. Kelvin Hayden, CB, Bears. Age: 30.
   
8. Jason Campbell, QB, Bears. Age: 31.
   
9. Lance Louis, G, Bears. Age: 28.
   
10. Johnny Knox, WR, Bears. Age: 26.
    
11. Geno Hayes, OLB, Bears. Age: 26.
    
12. Chris Spencer, C, Bears. Age: 31.
    
13. Jonathan Scott, OT, Bears. Age: 30.
    
14. Amobi Okoye, DT, Bears. Age: 26.
    
15. Zackary Bowman, CB, Bears. Age: 28.
    
16. Kahlil Bell, RB, Bears. Age: 26.
    
17. Josh McCown, QB, Bears. Age: 34.
    
18. Chilo Rachal, G, Bears. Age: 27.
    
19. Olindo Mare, K, Bears. Age: 40.
    
20. Troy Nolan (RFA), S, Bears. Age: 26.