Laurence Holmes

But they're guys that...

will, in Kincaid's case, will end up, and in hers, play for a, or will play for a long time in the league, and that you're hoping that you get yourself someone who's going to start for you for a long time.

So let's say you're not enamored with 25.

Bill Barnwell is saying that the Bears should trade.

See, I didn't realize that he was one of the teams that he was, the Bears are one of the teams that he was suggesting.

He wrote about teams that should trade up and should trade down in the NFL draft.

Here's what he said.

Thank you.

He said the Bears have picked numbers 25, 57, 60, and 89 over the first two days of the draft.

And though they shouldn't be treating this as an all-in opportunity, this regime has a chance to move up and target a much-needed difference maker up front.

By Jimmy Johnson's chart, packaging a number 25 with their 60th pick

they landed from the Bills should be enough to get the Bears up to number 16, where the Jets could be interested in trading down and adding more selections.

They would also jump the Lions in the process, a division rival, who should be looking at edge rushers with their first selection.

There's nothing wrong with staying put and holding on to both second rounders, of course.

But this could be an opportunity for Poles to both hit his biggest position of need and steal an opportunity away from a divisional foe in the process.

Alex, your thoughts?

Am I connecting too many dots that we hear about Keldrick Falk and then now we hear Barnwell talking about them moving up to 16 to pass the Lions who are looking for edge rusher?

I just can't think of another player that would be there in that range that they would be talking about.

And maybe it's not a specific player, but it would make a lot of sense if they really valued him.

And I know that Dennis Allen...