I get the feeling Daniels might be better. Even Booger agrees!

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I also think it depends A LOT on who these guys get as coaches, Andy Reid could do wonders with either one.

If Bears trade down and take Drake Maye and Washington pays through the nose for Caleb, I expect Maye to have more NFL success.

Bears seem like their GM has been making very good moves over and over.

Only miss recently was signing Tremaine Edmunds to that contract.

Chase Claypool says hello. Gosh, that was bad.

I mean, he did just pass on CJ Stroud last year. The Bears will get everything right except QB.

Another Non Sequitur.

I'd stay away from Maye, getting Trubisky vibes from him, it'd be Daniels for me if I'm in the top 3.

"raging hate boners"?? That's a bit overwrought, isn't it?

Let's see what they do this draft.

If they mess up and don't get a good QB then last year will haunt them.

They own the #1 pick though so let's see how they use it.

I don't know.

Think Maye is getting undervalued and the Daniels hype is a bit too high.

How is it a non sequitur when you’re praising Ryan Poles for all these good decisions outside of Edmunds and I remind you that he made one of the worst trades of the last few years?

Do you know what a non sequitur is? And why are you capitalizing it?

Ok, they lost a 2nd round pick.

When you add in all the extra capital they already acquired, not sinking any ships.

Veach had a horrible first draft in KC and the Frank Clark trade and the Hitchens FA signing were pretty gross early moves.

None of those stopped Veach from making better moves elsewhere.

Very simple minded mindset you have there.

;)

Yeah, the table is set for them to get a top guy and crush it. Hard to imagine that whomever they get will be better than Stroud, but if they find somebody comparable it could work out great.

He's extra reeruned today.

Stroud is a very good young QB but Slowik is going to be a head coach somewhere very soon.

What capital are you talking about that they had acquired BEFORE they traded what turned out to be the 32nd pick in the draft for Claypool?

The trade was labeled an overpay when it happened and it looks horrific in hindsight.