Clay Harbor breaks down his list of NFL Draft prospects who would fit Bears' roster
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Who is Clay Harbor and what is his background?
Clay Harbor, former NFL player. Clay Harbor, slot to the left. Here's Mick's pass, and it's caught. Touchdown by Harbor. That's a touchdown. Clay Harbor makes that catch, and they've got Harbor for the touchdown. Football analyst for Chicago Sports Network.
saw how far you took the rams in the nfc uh divisional round if you have a chance to add a couple more players there this guy didn't play and your quarterback doesn't miss games if you have a quarterback that's missing games and you say hey we probably need this guy caleb still young caleb takes care of his body and he never misses a game you can get players that are playing that are going to help you win and you never know if tyson might not even see the field once play harbor with rahimi harrison grody on 104.3 the score
It is our day to have custody of Clay Harbor. He was with the morning show and that David Haw earlier in the week.
It is an ongoing custody battle because I am here to tell you we deserve first dibs on Clay.
Yeah, you're basically his dad.
Before David even knew who Clay Harbor was. I had Clay Harbor on television. True or false, Clay? That's true.
You can't make the child pick between parents, Marshall. That's the number one rule.
David's more like an uncle. We are the parents. We are the ones.
Is David the fun uncle? Is that what it is?
He's definitely the fun uncle. They do funny stuff.
Yeah, you're the cousins. David's the fun uncle for sure, man.
Are we the cousins you make up the dances with as kids, though? Because those are the best cousins.
Oh, yeah. We're the cousins that we get into trouble and the parents, you know, we all get together. That's fair.
We're all like running outside. The oldest one thinks they're in charge. Yeah. Not that that was my life.
That's me. I'm in charge.
It was my cousin Omid. He was the one like, oh, Omid says we should all go to like 2020 video in Glendale to rent a video. This is how long ago this was. Who let you guys outside?
I like that, though. Somebody's got to be the leader. And, you know, usually it does. When something goes wrong, the responsibility falls on the oldest. It really does.
Let's be honest. Well, in my family, it was the oldest girl.
I expected more out of you. Exactly. Like these little kids. OK, but you you're the oldest, you know better. So that's that's kind of where we are.
Prepare for a lifetime of disappointment to my parents. Showed them. Okay, so we can't be saying this in the custody hearing. The point is, Clay has dallied with the morning show for the last few days, and he was away from us. So now Clay is back with the big pro football show. He works with David Ha every day. Don't worry about that part. 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? Because you already had a shopping list of what you thought the Bears should do at 25. There's more practice going on today, but still just initial thoughts.
First off, let me preface this by saying you can call me Mr. Combine Marshall. Do I need to take you through real quick before I get started? Tell us. In the 2009 NFL Combine, Layla, 40-inch vertical first, 30 reps of 225 in the bench press first, 46040 right there, got it down to 455 at my pro day, 10-foot broad jump. I know what the Combine's about. I've been through all the interviews. I did all the on-field drills, caught all the balls, did all that. Same draft class as Rob Gronkowski. Aaron Hernandez. Don't worry about that. And yet they were both chosen higher than you. They were. They were. We had a record tight ends taken that year. But the first guy I want to start out here, and I think Chicago might not like this because there's a lot of people out there that don't like Gervon Dexter, and they might say this guy reminds them of him, but he is not Gervon Dexter.
Okay? His name is Caleb Banks. We already know Chicago and Caleb seem to get along. Caleb Williams, our quarterback. This guy's 6'6", 230 pounds. He ran a 5.0540. That's better than Marshall could have done at 180 in his prime.
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