Mark Grote

I did not understand why that wasn't part of their, it didn't influence them.

I didn't understand.

And then what really confused me is after the fact, the idea that, oh, that's okay, we're just going to rely on our, we're going to coach our way out of it.

We got our coaches and they're going to, I mean, how are the coaches going to be like Dr. Frankenstein?

Doesn't have great hands.

And he is specifically an in-line tight end.

In other words...

they weren't able to get the left tackle if they didn't move up to get him.

I mean, left tackles were all gone.

But they got a guy that will be able to help your left tackle.

It will aid Braxton Jones, whoever it may be, that has that starting spot.

It will help defend the—

the blind side of the quarterback, and it will help the running game because if he gets out and can block like that, that's having another offensive lineman on the line.

Tony in Downers Grove has been waiting over an hour.

Tony, what is your grade on the Bears draft?

Oh, you have, wait, so your perseverance is now losing, sir?

My grade point average was 3.95.

It is kind of a cop-out.

And at ExxonMobil, they won't hire you unless it's over 3.85.

So, yeah, it comes up.