David Syvertsen

I go three years in, you evaluate the draft class, and I find often that day two is where a lot of teams win and lose the draft.

And in this draft class particular for the Chicago Bears, they too had a few head scratchers.

I'm not into saying they're good picks or bad picks or even grading them at this point.

They're simply just head scratchers.

Logan Jones, the center from Iowa, is a kid that

Probably could have been had a bit later, but if you didn't think he was going to be there in the third round, sure, I'm fine with the pick, but I'm not sure he's going to be a factor here in year two.

I say the same in year one.

I say the same thing about the tight end from Stanford, Sam Roush, and even Xavion Thomas.

Other than a returner, what is he going to give to you in 2026?

And I think that's where Bears fans might feel a little unstable.

Are we going to get immediate dividends from these guys, or is this really about 2027 and 2028?

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And David, you know, we knew that the edge rusher class in particular

It was kind of thin on the top shelf guy, the great guy that was obvious.

But there was deemed to be some quality depth there.

And the Bears, you know, while they need defensive line help and maybe still could add some free agent help there, for them to turn offense in that day two was...

was a bit of a head-scratcher for everyone.

And the defensive tackles, if you were going to get one, you had to move really quick because there weren't just a ton of them.