QB or Pass Rusher for our 1st round pick?

How much of that success from Wentz is do to the Eagles though? 

They have a good O-line, they have a great defense. You telling me that Wentz would be just as good if he went to the Browns instead? 

Let's be honest for a second. Who will develop our QB. Fox, Loggains, and CO are not that good. It would be the Lovie Smith era all over again. Unless we're getting rid of these guys next season are you willing to corrupt our QB again?

Clowney's play isn't something into question. His body is. I don't know how you can compare the two. 

How much of the success is do to Brady, or Manning, or Brees or Big Ben or Romo or whoever. The QB CAN make the OL look better or worse by their pocket presence and ability to get rid of the ball quickly. The OL might be the difference, but it won't stop a qb from turning the ball over, and it won't stop him from throwing a poorly timed/aimed pass.

In a game in which the Bears defense collected five sacks for just the fifth time since the end of the Lovie Smith era, you'd figure the pass defense was pretty good.

Unfortunately, that wasn't the case Sunday in a 29-23 loss to the Colts in Indianapolis. The defense did a lot of good things. The Colts were limited to 3 of 12 third-down conversions. Before a 13-yard run by Frank Gore in the final minute, the running game was shut down.

It's nice to see the Bears rack up five sacks, and rookie end Jonathan Bullard earned his first with the Colts facing third-and-5 at the Bears' 20-yard line in the third quarter. But just glancing at the box score would lead you to believe Luck was under more duress than he was.

Link: www.chicagotribune.com/sports/football/bears/ct-bears-film-session-colts-biggs-spt-20161010-photogallery.html

That was against one of the worst O-lines in the league. Time to draft Garrett?

He wouldn't be a project like the last 2 players we got.

talk about the 1st Overall pick? What if we are at #3 and Garrett and Watson are gone?