Impact player or mediocre QB? Who do you pick in the 1st?

I would be sick if we blew a draft pick this high on a guy who eventually ended up being a career backup.  Whatever position gets drafted this year by us with this top-5 pick, my hope is that we get an absolute stud.  We probably won't draft this high for a long time to come.  At least I hope not.  Consequently, this top-5 pick is a "big deal" and a rare Bears opportunity to get somebody very very special.

Cmon Bears.  Don't blow this :-)

I agree, but my hope is that our luck changes and Pace hits a home run in the draft.  Other positions bust too.  LOL, the Bears don't discriminate on the busts.  They've spread them around to multiple positions over the years.

One other thing was nagging at me when I thought about this drafting a QB.  If the top few QB's taken this coming year in the draft are more like 2nd round talents in past years, then would we be wise to just draft a 2nd round QB?  What if there really isn't that much difference between the top pick or two, and what would be available to us (since we have a super high second round draft position this year).  If we draft at #5 of the second round, that's still pretty darned high.

If we draft at #5, my gut feeling is that the best QB in this draft may be gone off the board anyway.  Maybe the top two are gone.  If so, then do we grab the 3rd best QB with our top-5 of the draft pick?  Or try for a QB with the #37th pick of the draft (our 2nd round pick)?

Strange, I made a thread similar to this and used Goff as an example and got attacked for it while this thread seems calm...

Looking at this QB draft, how many are really worthy of that top 5 pick? I don't see any personally but that's just me.

You go after best defensive player available. So many great defensive players in this draft.

Nope, go for the best OT but I don't know if that OT is really worth the #4 overall pick. 

That guy being Cam Robinson. OT is still a huge need here.