I like what the Bears are doing. Long is an athletic pulling guard but they are saying that at 6'6 320, he projects as a left tackle. I think we'll see him at guard or RT for a couple years, then have him transition to LT.
With Bostic, I love the pick. This kid is a freak athlete. Real talk, Green Bay had been handling us due to to our lack of athleticism in the seams. That is no longer a problem! We are so much more athletic on defense with our new LB core! I am live right now. If we can get Tyrann Matthew to replace DJ Moore as our nickle back, then I'd be good! I doubt if he drops to the 4th round though!
Another thing, Emery is taking the best/most athletic players on the board. He truly understands that the game is getting faster and more athletic. I feel like we are adding explosiveness to our team. Hardin will be back at S, Lovie didnt use Rodriguez at TE but he was dominant at TE in camp and Trestman will use him as TE & H back.
Bear Down!
I understand getting Long but I just don't like where they took him especially with what was still on the board. Shariff Floyd who fits in perfectly with the 4-3 scheme the bears run and he was top 5 pick on most draft boards. Then there was Ogletree or Tyler Efiert. This dudes draft picks better pan out or his time in the chi will be short lived.
who did yall get
In comparative towards former GM-Gay-Angelo,
I believe Phil Emery is addressing
the immediate needs for the team,
he is not trying to put rounds pegs
in square holes like his predecessor.
I like the free agent moves that he
has done so far

As a Washington guy fuck that dude... He was a fuckin beast with no talent on the squad to support him... Glad hes on my squad now...![]()
Kyle Long
OG
Oregon
Jonathan Bostic
ILB
Florida
Khaseem Greene
OLB
Rutgers
Jordan Mills
OT
Louisiana Tech
Cornelius Washington
DE
Georgia
just judging by position looks like you got everything you really needed to start moving in the right direction.
what kind of offense does that cfl coach run?
I remember his name but not his game first hand. I just saw a blurb about him quitting the team there for some reason, but whatever...

Yeah, some shit with Mike Leach talking down to him or something like that. GUess he could do it knowing he was going pro. Ahhh well, he didnt play and the Huskies still lost the Apple cup.![]()
Was it in Pullman or Seattle?I understand getting Long but I just don't like where they took him especially with what was still on the board. Shariff Floyd who fits in perfectly with the 4-3 scheme the bears run and he was top 5 pick on most draft boards. Then there was Ogletree or Tyler Efiert. This dudes draft picks better pan out or his time in the chi will be short lived.
This was my issue with the pick. I personally thought well a top 5 pick has dropped to us and one of the 10 most talented players who has been productive as well is also there. Plus the Bears may have been able to trade down, gotten an extra pick and still gotten Long.
It'll be interesting to see what they do from here on out and with Glennon off of the board whether or not they still draft a QB.
Was it in Pullman or Seattle?
And being up 18 in the 3rd qtr...
Pullman... But when they had only won like 2 games did it really matter where the game was???And being up 18 in the 3rd qtr...
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Shariff Floyd was the player that we passed that alarmed me but we franchsied Melton and will have him extended soon and we got a lot invested in Paea as our 3 technique DT. We can't afford to
use the 20th pick on a cat that may be third string.
WE can't play him on the other side as you can't have two pass rushing DT's (ask Detroit).
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In Ogletree, we cannot trust a guy that gets a DUI at the damn combine! That dude don't get and it wasnt the first time he was in trouble. With Efiert, we just got Martellus and we drafted Rodriguez last year. Rodriguez killed at TE and H-back in camp last year and Lovie decided to play him at Full Back. Rodriguez deserved a fair shot at TE before we invested a 20th pick in a player that would have split time with Bennett. I like the way we allocated our picks and FA money. The only place where we double up was on the D-Line where we needed to create competition to let everyone know that there jobs arent safe. The talent on the line has improved and the best 5 guys will be a significant upgrade from last year.
Beyond that, we are a much more athletic team. Emery is starting to build depth after the years of botched drafts by bitch ass Jerry Angelo.
In comparative towards former GM-Gay-Angelo,
I believe Phil Emery is addressing
the immediate needs for the team,
he is not trying to put rounds pegs
in square holes like his predecessor.
I like the free agent moves that he
has done so far
Think of how many years we needed offensive line help and receivers and Angelo wouldn't get either
How can you see your QB get sacked 40 something times every year and still not draft offensive lineman. Thinking you can bring in Mike Tice to turn shit to diamonds. 
Now I see why he picked Shea two years ago
I dont see why they didn't get a different coordinator and start running a 3-4
They want faster smaller athletic ends linemen dbs and linebackers
The cover two not gone be effective no more
I like these picks
Curious to see what corners they take in free agency
Did Bears reach to draft Kyle Long?
Published: April 30, 2013 at 06:41 p.m. | 3,456 Views
02:59 – Is the Chicago Bears offensive line sured up after investing a first-round draft pick on Kyle Long? "Path to the Draft" weighs Chicago's 2013 draft class.
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Bears picks measure up well — for most part
Interesting tidbits can be gleaned from poring over athletic index scores of group
Dan Pompei
On the NFL
3:27 PM CDT, May 4, 2013Advertisement
They don't wear scientist smocks in the Bears' draft room, and the scouts understand that game tape isn't just something to wrap around joints on Sundays.
But since Bears general manager Phil Emery started the discussion during the draft when he talked about the athletic index scores of some of the newest Bears, the topic is worth exploring further.
There is no question the Bears drafted some players who are athletic and/or physical marvels. But not every draft pick was a workout wonder.
Here are how some fascinating numbers from the NFL scouting combine factored into some of the Bears' draft picks.
Kyle Long
A couple of measurements stand out about the Bears' first-round pick.
He had 11-inch hands — the largest of any player in the draft.
And he had 15.8 percent body fat. That easily was the lowest among all offensive linemen who were tested in the Bod Pod at the combine.
The six offensive linemen who were drafted ahead of him might not look as good in swim trunks. Eric Fisher measured 20.3 percent body fat; Luke Joeckel 20.4; Jonathan Cooper 21.5; Chance Warmack 21.4; D.J. Fluker 24.8 and Justin Pugh 20.6.
Long had 263 pounds of lean body mass. That was second highest among offensive linemen to Rogers Gaines, who signed with the Ravens as a free agent. Gaines had nine more pounds of lean body mass but, at 333 pounds, is 20 pounds heavier.
What does lean body mass matter? It helps with movement and power. A high percentage of lean body mass also makes athletes less susceptible to injury and helps them recover faster.
Jon Bostic
He was the fastest middle linebacker at the combine with a 4.59 40-yard dash. Among all linebackers, he was second fastest to Titans' third-round pick Zaviar Gooden, an outside linebacker who ran 4.46.
Why is this significant? In the Bears' defensive scheme, speed is critical for a middle linebacker. That's one reason they were drawn to him over other prospects.
Khaseem Greene
His fourth-round selection was proof that the Bears were looking at more than workout numbers.
Greene raised some concerns at the combine with a 30-inch vertical jump and a 7.58 three-cone time. Both were worst among linebackers.
At Rutgers' pro day, Greene tried the vertical again and showed a remarkable improvement of four inches. It wasn't overly impressive, but it was better than those of Jarvis Jones (30.5), Alec Ogletree (33.5), Manti Te'o (33), Bostic (32.5) and Arthur Brown (32.5), among others.
Greene didn't try the three-cone again, but it was easy for teams to look past his combine time because his short-shuttle at the combine of 4.20 was tied for second among all linebackers.
Cornelius Washington
Washington's athleticism at the combine was far superior than his production at Georgia, where he had a half sack last season. If the Bears can tap into some of his incredible power and explosion, Washington would be a sixth-round steal.
ESPN draft analyst Mel Kiper said he thought Washington would be a second-round pick, and categorized his fall to the sixth as the biggest surprise fall of the draft.
In the 40-yard dash, Washington ran a 4.54. Among defensive ends, that ranked tied for third at the combine. Only Barkevious Mingo, the Browns' sixth overall pick and the Bengals' Margus Hunt, the 53rd pick, ran faster. Each had a 4.53. Dion Jordan, who the Dolphins picked third overall, also ran a 4.54.
Every front-seven player at the combine is tested on speed of pass rush moves. In swim-rush right, Washington timed at 1.85. Among linemen, that was the second-best time after Mingo, who had a 1.84.
Washington also had a vertical jump of 39 inches. Only one front-seven player at the combine, Patriots' second-round choice Jamie Collins, did better at 411/2 inches.
Washington bench-pressed 225 pounds 36 times. The only defensive end or linebacker who topped him was Hunt, with 38 reps.
Here's another quirk about Washington's workouts. He didn't run the three-cone drill or the 20-yard shuttle at the combine, wisely as it turned out. He later did both at Georgia's pro day.
His three-cone time of 7.47 would have placed last among defensive ends who ran the drill at the combine, and his 20-yard shuttle time of 4.74 would have been second worst.
So what that tells us is his change of direction ability and stop/start ability are well below average. But he can move forward pretty well.
The combine categorized Washington as a linebacker. But at 6-4, 265, he clearly has the size of a defensive end for a four-man front and was significantly heavier than both Mingo and Jordan. And given what his athletic tests reveal, his only hope in the NFL probably is as a player who moves forward on every play.
dpompei@tribune.com
Twitter @danpompei
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Kyle Long: Report: Colts, Packers loved Kyle Long
Kyle Long - G - CHI - May. 6 - 3:40 pm et
NFL.com's Gil Brandt was told by "several people" the Colts at No. 24 and Packers at No. 26 planned to draft Bears first-round pick Kyle Long had he lasted beyond the 20th overall pick.
The Long pick has been characterized as a reach in some circles because Long was not widely projected as a first-rounder in internet mock drafts, which have ridiculously become the measuring stick for where players are "supposed" to go. We saw this same theme last year with Seattle's Bruce Irvin pick. Brandt's information suggests the Bears very much took Long where he deserved to go. May. 6 - 3:40 pm et
Source: Gil Brandt on Twitter
PROPS on the updates.... Ive been mad busy. Will do some updates this weekend. Keep it up brethren