Post by bsbears on Jan 16, 2017 20:20:24 GMT -6
3. Chicago – Jamal Adams, LSU
Another slot where the consensus pick will have a QB going is the bears at number three. However, with head coach John Fox entering a pivotal season, one in which he needs to win more games, Chicago looks to shore-up a safety position that has been a major need since Mike Brown left the team back in 2008.
In LSU safety Jamal Adams, the Bears get a physical player who will come down support the run and provide a presence in the Chicago secondary. Adams can also cover tight ends and offer over-the-top support on the defenses back-half.
Improving the secondary to go along with an underrated, and improving front seven will go a long way in helping the Bears get more wins next season.
This may make sense to help Fox immediately but does little to help Pace and his future as GM with the Bears. I personally could see Fox being let go sooner than later and Pace remaining as I believe his picks have been solid. The above comes from an article on Greg Gabriels sight which is why I posted it.
www.nationalfootballpost.com/mocking-the-top-10-picks-of-the-2017-nfl-draft/
How much leeway do you think they have.
Another slot where the consensus pick will have a QB going is the bears at number three. However, with head coach John Fox entering a pivotal season, one in which he needs to win more games, Chicago looks to shore-up a safety position that has been a major need since Mike Brown left the team back in 2008.
In LSU safety Jamal Adams, the Bears get a physical player who will come down support the run and provide a presence in the Chicago secondary. Adams can also cover tight ends and offer over-the-top support on the defenses back-half.
Improving the secondary to go along with an underrated, and improving front seven will go a long way in helping the Bears get more wins next season.
This may make sense to help Fox immediately but does little to help Pace and his future as GM with the Bears. I personally could see Fox being let go sooner than later and Pace remaining as I believe his picks have been solid. The above comes from an article on Greg Gabriels sight which is why I posted it.
www.nationalfootballpost.com/mocking-the-top-10-picks-of-the-2017-nfl-draft/
How much leeway do you think they have.
