[CBFF] The 57th

[Phil DeNomme]

Orton did start to look good right before Bradley got hurt.  So maybe there
is hope.  :)

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[mailto:CBFF-bounces at chicagobearsfanforum.com] On Behalf Of Victor Waldron
Sent: Monday, May 01, 2006 1:23 PM
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Subject: Re: [CBFF] The 57th

On 5/1/06, Stephen Lake <sdlake at gmail.com> wrote:
> More than the actual picks, I think it is the reasoning and
> justification that Angelo and Lovie offered that is bothersome.  They
> seem satisfied with our personel on offense.  If so, what then
> explains the horrible offensive production last year?  Are they really
> just chalking it up to Rex's injury and Kyle's inexperience?  I know
> that is part of the problem, but it is really going to take bona fide
> results from the WR corps this year to put my doubts about this draft
> to rest.

Remember, we didn't have Berrian, Currie, and Bradley for huge chunks
of the season. So yes, bona fide results are needed but we essentially
have two higher level draftee WRs who happen to know our offense
already and have (are) practicing with the team, and Berrian who
played well when he returned.

I'm still not letting JA off the hook entirely, he should've grabbed a
TE, but not adding a WR isn't as troublesome to me (even though he had
a shot at Chad Jackson).

What he really should have done is grabbed an experienced FA WR to
compete with the young guys. There is still time to do this so we'll
see what happens.

V

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