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Originally Posted by headhawg
A lot of people are red
...the Odunze pick was flashy but not needed. There's only one football and the Bears already have 2 #1 receivers, a TE with very good hands (plus Everett), and an RB who is a threat in the passing game. The Bears aren't going to the Super Bowl, and being in the North, they probably won't make the playoffs. They have IOL needs and maybe need a better LT. They have pass rush needs as well. They could have addressed those positions this year and drafted a WR next year. I suspect that Poles wanted to appease Williams because of his football relationship with Odunze, and when he was available at 1.9 it was also a no-brainer for Poles. That doesn't make it a smart pick given the circumstances. Williams now has no excuse for not throwing for 4000 yards and 30+ TDs. I hope he can handle that pressure and not cry to mommy. I would add that from the brief interview with Rome that I saw he seems like he's pure class and is very smart. I'll be rooting for him big time.
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Thank you for letting us know how many footballs there are. Indeed the Bears have two #1 receivers. If having two is good, having three is much better. Having more options is always better.
I’m not quite ready to say the Bears will win the Super Bowl, but they will be in the playoffs. Poles has said Odunze was always the target.4000 yards for Williams? By Thanksgiving.
