Emery Hunt

Going back to back.

I enjoy how Kirk Ferentz made it sound so simple.

Well, I'm more concerned about them getting in front of someone.

But I was like, but isn't having a good length in your arms and your reach part of being able to get in front of someone and stop them?

That's where I was going to go.

To me, that supersedes everything, and I'm more interested to see what Will Campbell does in years two and three.

You know how we never measure a draft class or a draft prospect or where a guy was selected, that team's decision by one year of football.

We usually go three, four, even five years out.

I think that's a fair way to look at Will Campbell, and I think there's room for improvement there, clearly, by what he displayed.

Because if there wasn't room for improvement, you'd say this is a finished product after one season.

Is Dylan Thienemann going to be a guy who comes in and is a plus starter?

And this is very important.

Not just a starter for the Bears, but a guy who is above replacement as far as average starter goes.

And look, I expect him to have his setbacks and his bumps in the road because he's a rookie in the NFL.

And look at him now.

Like at the snap.

Like he's man down, man down.

But wasn't that before they moved him inside?

I want Jordan Vandenberg to be a guy who comes in and is a rotational piece in year one, not just some project.

And if Vandenberg can do that, I feel like six feels like a steal for him, the sixth round.