Could we see the Bears trade down from the No. 25 overall pick? (Hour 1)
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I got a Lego set going. What Lego set are you doing? So right now, I'm currently in Titanic still. So I've been in it since the beginning of the season. Okay, are we working out? Yes, we are. I want to keep talking Legos. Isn't it a great way to just kind of get away from everything? Oh yeah, definitely. Like the whole world just disappears and you're just focusing on getting these damn blocks connected. Yes, sir. Definitely. I've never heard Mike Florio perk so much. I want to keep talking Legos. We got to make that part of his intro, right? Like that's got to be a thing. It has to be because do you know how many times everybody in the Twitch mob has asked Mike Florio about the Lego Ghostbusters firehouse?
When was the last time you and I built something together? Scientifically, a little over a year ago. Legos last week in my room. If there was a Nobel Prize for Millennium Falcons that fall apart when you pick them up, we'd be set. That makes me wanna draft Carnell Tate because someone who can focus on Legos as opposed to being distracted by the screens that we live in in society, I like the idea of breaking away and just doing something that's just not. And sometimes, Langston, we be chillin', shootin' firecrackers, makin' trap beats on buckets, playin' Legos, but we don't got Legos, we got rocks that happen to fit as puzzle pieces. That sounds fun. Game for real. Leila Rahimi. Marshall Harris. Mark Grody.
Middays 10 a.m. to 2 on Chicago Sports Radio 104.3 The Score. Hello and good Monday morning to you. This is Rahimi Harrison-Grody on 104.3 The Score. Layla Rahimi, Mark Grody in today talking football with you, dare I say bears? Bears. Bears. You said it. You dared yourself. You said it and it sounded great. It sounded great, Layla. It did, and this is a very different Bears this time this year versus this time last year. As you know, I'm big on the year-to-year comparison, the comp, if you will. And I think in this case, rewind to where we were this time last year. This was in the pre-Joe Tooney era, if you will. That didn't happen until March 5th. It was also in the pre- playoff win in the last 15 years era it was in the we're still trying to figure out what's going on with Ben Johnson how Caleb Williams will look what's going on with the draft that was crucial Ryan pulls all of that and we also were drinking a lot of Kool-Aid when it came to the chase for Ashton Gentry
I feel like now we're chasing another Raider. Now it's Max Crosby. But at the time, there was a ton of discussion about whether or not the Bears were going to get Ashton Gentry. Will they trade up? You know, I think a big voice guy when he was like, will they trade up? And while that was going on, I don't know if we drank the Kool-Aid as much as the Bears really did want a running back. It just ended up working out better than we thought it would because they stuck to their board and they got Kyle Menungai in the seventh round. And between he and DeAndre Swift having a career year, it was able to work out. So here we are again, and this time I feel like it's in a much different spot. Brad Biggs in his 10 Things at the NFL Combine brought this up, and he wasn't the only one who was making observations about the Bears.
We very well, with the 25 pick with the Bears in the NFL draft, number 25, could be looking at a Bears team that might want to trade down.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:01–7:54
2
Why might the Bears consider trading down from the No. 25 overall pick?
7:54–12:38
3
What are the implications of Max Crosby potentially being traded?
12:38–16:19
4
How does Gervon Dexter's situation impact the Bears' draft strategy?
16:19–19:30
5
What are the Bears' current needs heading into the NFL Draft?
19:30–22:09
6
How does the depth of this year's draft affect the Bears' decision-making?
22:09–24:16
7
What factors influence the Bears' assessment of their draft board?
24:16–28:36
8
How could trading DJ Moore affect the Bears' roster and draft picks?
28:36–49:10
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