Bear looks serious on secondary school by meeting the Top Texas DBS

Presents interest in players with Texas continued Wednesday after the day of Tuesday, when they were serious about the best players available in secondary school.

The choices of position were interesting and the elite of talent.

According to a Tony Pauline report of Skeeda Sports, Bears were one of the three teams visiting the security of Texas Andrew Mukuba and also with the Coin Demi Jahdae Barron.

Mukuba would be understandable as a type of choice of third round possible to a need for need.

The former Clemson and Texas player is considered to be the seventh best security of the draft of Pro Football Focus and Fifth Best by Matt Miller of Espn and Field Yates. It is considered a third round by NFL Mock Draft Database.

The Bears have no security under contract for 2026, so obviously, they will examine the post in eye on the future in the project, even if they have Kevin Byard, Jaquan Brisker, Elijah Hicks, Alex Cook, Jonathan Owens and Tarvarius Moore under contract for this year.

The intriguing part of these meetings is the interest for Barron, a cornerback called the second best in the project of Mel Kiper Jr., Miller and Yates, as well as Pff. In fact, Pff calls him the seventh best player in this project and he ran 4.39 at the combine.

The Bears could examine the cornerbacks to provide serious competition to Tyrique Stevenson, who had moments of excellence last year and too many disasters.

They could in fact consider Barron for a number of secondary positions.

“Most certainly, some teams told me about playing security, nickel or simply with racing adjustments,” said Barron with Reporters. “All of this was a blessing. Many teams asked me what I preferred. I told them I wanted to play them all.

“He has always been beneficial for me. (The former DBS coach) (Terry) Joseph taught me if I could know them all, I would have a better understanding of what everyone’s work was supposed to be when I was in different positions, knowing that everyone was the responsibilities.

It was not only the conversation either. He actually played the positions.

“I played ten, local, security and nickel,” said Barron, who oozes Confidence. “Having this in my bag and knowing that I can be moved and to benefit the team from anyone, I know that it will help.”

Another potential point of interest is as a strategic bluff in the project.

After all, a team might want the second best corner half and be ready to exchange until No. 10 if there is a chance to land it if there was a chance that it was taken.

Some simulated projects of projects have the 49ers which take Barron at No. 11 just after the Bears. But if the Bears also have an interest in Barron, serious or not, they could always hold the 49ers to a “ransom trade” and go back for an additional choice.

Be that as it may, the best athlete available at n ° 10 could very well be Barron if the PFF rankings are correct and that no team gets worse by taking the highest player in their recovery table unless they have an error in their ranking.

Like many Halas Hall coaches have said it over the years, you never have enough corner half.

They are now starting in a new defensive scheme emphasizing more media coverage than in the past, but not to the point where they would be in a man to man half the time.

“I am really confident in the area and the man,” said Barron. “I played the man in the slit. I played the man even in our zone blanket. Our coverage-3 was a match-3.”

In five seasons from Texas, Barron made eight interceptions, 24 pass ruptures and three escaped recovery.

Mukuba has made six interceptions, including five in its One Texas season, and has succeeded in 23 pass ruptures.

The interest came one day after having extended an invitation of 30 visits to Longhorns Speed ​​Burner Receiver Isaiah Bond.

The receiver’s situation was expected due to Ben Johnson’s penchant for speed in the attack. The need for security explained the interest in Mukuba,

The interest in Barron is something that the Bears should explain through their actions on the day of the draft.

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