Andy Holloway

And then you get excited about other people.

If you're telling me in the seventh round I get to take a guy who's being drafted at wide receiver 30 who has the ability to come out and truly dominate.

I know Rome's going to be on the field.

Two wide receiver sets, he's going to be on the field.

He is their alpha one.

Now, I'm not saying anything against Luther Burden that he's not good.

I love the film.

He moves different.

He's great.

He is not as good a complete wide receiver as Rome right now.

They're still talking about how...

In that comment, oh, I'm buying stock, that's great.

Except if you listen to the whole thing, he's talking about how it's really worked on his route tree and we're starting to see some routes that we can add to it.

That's great, but he's got to do that.

They don't talk about that with Rome because he has a complete route tree.

First of all, a few comments.

And the truth is, with all three of the Bears' prospects, you have to choose.

You just have to.

Here's what I promise can't happen.

Loveland can't be the tight end three while Burden is the wide receiver eight and Rome is the wide receiver 12.