By: flowermike

flowermike — Sun, 13 May 2012 00:10:29 +0000

Mc Clellin… undersized tweener, the kind that Lovie likes. Boomer suggests that he would be better in another scheme and needs to get better against the run. The 20th pick has multiple questions…. why can’t we pick blue chip guys? Angelo was always trying to prove something and this pick seems eerily Angelesque.

Jeffrey is a good pick

Here we go again with another safety. And in typical bears fashion, one with injury concerns. When other teams rise red flags for injury reasons, the Bears pretend to be savants that reach. Call me a profiler, but doesn’t Hardin remind anyone of archuletta, Steltz and some other guy… they are indistinguishable. Add another fragile body to the mix. But that’s ok, Major Wright is gonna really step it up this year…. pffffftttt….

Wow, a tight end. DIdn’t we have Greg Olsen?

The two corners were projected NOT to be picked.

And not even a sniff at shoring up the sieve at offensive line. (????) De CAstro and Reiff were on the board when Mc Clellin was picked.

But once again, the same tired narrative will be floated. The scheme will solve the lack of talent. The bus left tire tracks on Martz’s back as the only issue the offense endured. Jay ran for his life again and will be well protected. The deck chairs of the titanic were rearranged so that the boat misses the iceberg this time. Everyone else senses groundhog day.

And Tice is the second consecutive Offensive Coordinator to be the only one in pro football willing to accept Lovies job. That is telling in and of itself.

This draft reeks of Lovie… a draft only Larry Mayer could love.

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By: flowermike