Chicago Bears

čini mi se da su ovdje dve najveće rupe OL I TE
eh sad kako iz zakrpati
imal kakvih TE da ce biti FA

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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.

u ovoj sezoni se vraća na stare staze slave ili ?

Ma ništa od njega...

kabe pesimisto

Hmmm, nekako sam više realista po tom pitanju al ajd...

Johnny Knox zaboravljen, onaj DT Sijetla mu okončao karijeru.

da
šta je s čovjekom jel živ

Pa... vidim da je na FA listi od ove sezone koliko sam shvatio.

Živ je dečko, ali ja sam mislio da neće moći da hoda posle onog tackla.
Tako da od fudbala.... mislim da nema ništa više.

birace ce Tea da ga zameni.
usput mislim da im je prvi zadatak da zadrze Henry Melton-a

Njima treba TE pod hitno... Odbrana ce odraditi svoje, ali Katleru u napadu nisu dovoljni samo Forte i Marsal

Martellus Bennett wasted no time in agreeing to change teams when free agency kicked off Tuesday afternoon.

Bennett was the first player to hit free agency to sign a contract with a new team and the Chicago Bears announced he had signed a four year contract with the team.

According to Adam Schefter of ESPN.com, Bennett’s deal is worth $20 million.

Bennett was one of the top tight ends available on the market along with Tony Gonzalez and Jared Cook. Bennett and Cook agreed to deals while Gonzalez plans to return to the Falcons. Bennett was the 21st ranked player available in the PFT Top 100.

Mislim da je otpustanje Urlachera tezak ali neophodan potez. Zelim medjedima svu srecu, ali ce biti tesko naci zamenu za igraca kao sto je on.

otkud ti acl

Trazilo me drustvance iz Viskonsina.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0165598/?ref_=sr_3

" I always appreciated the approach he takes to the game. Against the Bears you never had to worry about cheap shots around the pile or after the whistle. They played the right way and it was led by Brian. "

- Aaron Rodgers, says the Bears will miss the play of Brian Urlacher

The Bears decided that they needed a new coach, despite winning 10 games. To win more, they need better players. Here’s a look at their effort to find some in the draft.

What they needed: Linebacker, offensive line, quarterback, tight end, defensive end.

Who they got:
Round 1: Kyle Long, G, Oregon.
Round 2: Jon Bostic, ILB, Florida.
Round 4: Khaseem Greene, OLB, Rutgers.
Round 5: Jordan Mills, OT, Louisiana Tech.
Round 6: Cornellius Washington, OLB, Georgia.
Round 7: Marquess Wilson, WR, Washington St.

Where they hit: See ya later, Brian Urlacher. If the door for a return by the 2000 first-round pick was open a crack, it’s now slammed shut, thanks to the arrival of Bostic in round two. Arguably a bit of a reach with the 50th overall pick, Bostic fills the most glaring need on the roster. Two outside linebackers — Greene and Washington (who may end up at defensive end) — will help fill the void created by the departure of Nick Roach, and lay the foundation for the eventual end of the Lance Briggs era. The selection of two offensive linemen, including the son of Hall of Famer Howie Long, shows that the Bears finally are serious about improving their blocking.

Where they missed: Every new coach wants his own quarterback, and the Bears should have burned a mid-late round pick on one of the signal-callers who slid. Marc Trestman needs to develop a youngster, if only to provide the Bears with some leverage against Jay Cutler’s looming contractual demands. Wilson is a red-flag pick in round seven, given that he walked out on the Washington State team and accused coach Mike Leach’s staff of being abusive.

Impact rookies: Bostic will be penciled in as the starting middle linebacker, and Long will be expected to become one of the starting five linemen. For Bostic, he’ll be trying to fill much bigger shoes than Long, who has a low O-line bar to clear in order to be regarded a Chicago success.

Long-term prospects: Between free agency and the draft, the Bears have made a major commitment to improving the offensive line. The defensive line may need similar attention by next year. For now, though, the future looks bright for a team that isn’t too far away from returning to the playoffs — if Cutler and Trestman click properly. And if the offensive line can keep Cutler on one piece.

Dobra revija.

oni su bas draftovali samo mesta gde im skripi... ni vise, ni manje

Marquess Wilson, WR, Washington St....jedno veliko razocarenje 2012 ncaa sezone a bio je top 32

Imaju oni solidan hvatacki korpus. Ovaj valjda treba da popuni mesto odlaskom Knox-a

talenat ovog i Knox sa se ne moze meriti.
ovaj ako se malo povrati bice odlican hvatac. sezonu 2011 je pokidao i imao preko 100jardi po mecu i TD na svakom mecu.