[CBFF] Its magic!

[Matt Langschwager]

I agree here about the WRs.  If we learned anything from the David Terrell experience, rookie WRs don't usually jump in and immediately learn the offense/make a big difference.  Drafting one would have simply thrown another contender into our unproven pile.  At least Currie, Bradley, Berrian, etc have been around the system for at least a year.
   
  Matt

Jerry Madsen <jerrywm at gmail.com> wrote:
  I agree with ya and I don't on this one Steve. I think the Bears
should have snagged a TE in the draft. Not sure why Angelo didn't. 
Seems as if he out-thought himself when you listen to him address the
media.

Wide receiver, on the other hand, seemed a lot less pressing to me. 
There is some depth there once we get a little health. Some have
suggested that Devin Hester may have been an offensive pick and could
bolster those ranks.

Just my two cents on a Monday morning.

Jerry

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On 4/30/06, Stephen Lake wrote:
> I agree that the grades are a joke but the problem is that Angelo
> failed to address two key need areas--WR and TE--when quality was
> available at each position in round 2.
>

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