Post by JABF on Apr 8, 2024 8:54:19 GMT -6
It will be interesting to see what happens in this draft as far as bringing in another edge guy. Maybe edge is a position that slips to the 2025 year draft. Not every need is going to get addressed in this year's draft. Here are the options that Brad Biggs talks about in his article today:
Chris Braswell, Alabama, 6-foot-3, 251 pounds
Marshawn Kneeland, Western Michigan, 6-3, 267
Adisa Isaac, Penn State, 6-4, 247
Mohamed Kamara, Colorado State, 6-1, 248
Austin Booker, Kansas, 6-4, 240
Jonah Elliss, Utah, 6-2, 248
Bralen Trice, Washington, 6-3, 245 (this guy sounds interesting, as far as later in the draft)
Jalyx Hunt, Houston Christian, 6-4, 252
Chris Braswell, Alabama, 6-foot-3, 251 pounds
Marshawn Kneeland, Western Michigan, 6-3, 267
Adisa Isaac, Penn State, 6-4, 247
Mohamed Kamara, Colorado State, 6-1, 248
Austin Booker, Kansas, 6-4, 240
Jonah Elliss, Utah, 6-2, 248
Bralen Trice, Washington, 6-3, 245 (this guy sounds interesting, as far as later in the draft)
Jalyx Hunt, Houston Christian, 6-4, 252
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Column: Chicago Bears need to enhance their pass rush. Here are 8 intriguing draft prospects who should be available after Round 1.
It’s not a great draft for pass rushers, and it’s possible only one or perhaps even none goes in the top 10 picks. That doesn’t mean there aren’t options if the Bears don’t select one in Round 1. They currently have four total picks, including No. 75 (the 11th pick in Round 3) and No. 122 (the 22nd pick in Round 4).
After talking with multiple scouts and considering traits that are important to Eberflus, here are eight options the Bears could consider if they are searching for an edge rusher after Round 1.
Column: Chicago Bears need to enhance their pass rush. Here are 8 intriguing draft prospects who should be available after Round 1.
It’s not a great draft for pass rushers, and it’s possible only one or perhaps even none goes in the top 10 picks. That doesn’t mean there aren’t options if the Bears don’t select one in Round 1. They currently have four total picks, including No. 75 (the 11th pick in Round 3) and No. 122 (the 22nd pick in Round 4).
After talking with multiple scouts and considering traits that are important to Eberflus, here are eight options the Bears could consider if they are searching for an edge rusher after Round 1.
