Layla Rahimi

The multi-year NFL vet is here, and...

I think we have to start first with just your observations from the combine.

Anybody stood out to you?

Cause you already had a shopping list of what you thought the bear should do at 25.

There's more practice going on today, but still just initial thoughts.

Oh yeah, this is your specialty, being a small school sleeper.

I do think that you're onto something, though, with the relative athletic score, Marshall.

How much does that factor into what you're calculating, Clay?

Because I feel like you also know the Bears love some relative athletic score.

There was a player last year out of Texas A&M, Shamar Stewart, that I thought the Bears were going to go after simply because he had an almost perfect relative athletic score.

Was number one out of the draft class last year.

The trait master.

I also want to ask you this, and you touched on this with David Hall earlier this week, and I thought you made a really good point about what's going on with the league when it comes to the position of wide receiver and how often they can change teams.

Brad Biggs was asked and wrote his 10 thoughts regarding the NFL Combine.

And Biggs said,

He's owed $24.5 million this season, and on the third day of the league year, $15.5 million of his 2027 season salary becomes fully guaranteed.

That led some personnelmen to conclude it would be challenging to trade him if the Bears want to go in that direction.

One source was relatively confident the Bears could find a taker for Moore and might get a day two pick in return.

What do you think about that possibility?

Well, and Brad Biggs legitimizes it.