Has Top of Big Board been revealed?

A moment carries in the last edition of 1920 Football Drive on the team’s website provokes agitation of social media, probably for no reason.

He deviates far from some of the decisive moments of the recent Free agency dust For online help and revealed backstage moments.

A moment of titillation for the fans of the Bears who live and die with the project occurred when the defensive coordinator Dennis Allen is represented at the combine harvester during the 40 yards dashboard to ask a question about a player and the answer of GM Ryan Pomes answers: “High. In this year, probably one or two”, and in the Stacy Dales background of NFL Network leads an interview.

There are many speculation posts were talking about the defensive platform of Michigan Mason Graham, and that the Bears may have accidentally revealed their large board.

Everything is returning to the infamous Stanley Kubrick classic scene “Doctor Strangelove”, when General Buck Turgidson, played by George C. Scott, Hollers About the Soviet ambassador.

“I mean, he’ll see everything, he’s going … he’ll see the big board!”

This concern is almost as valid. The Bears do not even have a large board for the combine harvester, but they can have rankings.

Allen could have talked about the place where the player was classified among the defensive plated. It is the assumption of anyone.

No one knows because the question has not been shown and the sequencing is not necessarily live with the racing of the 1940s. And Graham did not even work at the combinerrunter other than to make 24 repetitions in the Bench press.

It is difficult to believe that Allen would ask questions about a player while looking at all the 1940s, just because he was interviewed by Dales on television during training sessions.

In addition, even if Graham was classified first or second on their large board, they will not have a lot of chance to write it because it should have left in the first five choices.

There are other more poignant moments in this episode of the behind the scenes of the Bears behind the scenes, a sort of internal flexible nucleus version of the HBO Hard Knocks off -season, except that the real version of the Bears last year was not exactly the hard heart.

A determining moment occurs when they show the arrival at the Halas Hall for the first time of acquired offensive line players. The Bears obviously think that installation is one of the best in the league and has been elected among the first 10.

While Joe Thuney turns him, his mouth seems to open every second while he looks around the walls of the building, adorned with names and the number of jerseys of old large bear.

“It’s amazing,” said Thune to Ben Johnson. “Just the names on the wall. Wow. So many legends.”

“I was in the same way, breathtaking,” said Johnson.

All this from an offensive line player who has just left an organization where he won two Super Bowls with Patrick Mahomes in QB, after playing for another where he won two Super Bowls with Tom Brady in QB in New England.

So consider the Bears attempt to impress as successful.

The posts summarize what the Bears have done by exchanging Thunee and Jonah Jackson and sign Drew Dalman very effectively.

“We wanted the community to be strong and very intelligent,” he said. “This is what we were able to accomplish.”

The interview with Dalman’s press conference described why it is important, and it is therefore Caleb Williams does not have as much to fear. Their work can be much more important than simply reducing the high total of 68 bags from last year with their blockage. Their recognition of defensive tactics will be great.

“We heard Drew talking about it during his press conference,” said the Poles. “This group can withdraw a lot from the plate of a young quarter.”

One of the other positive moments for the future came when the posts discussed Declan Doyle, their attacking coordinator who is not even 30 years old.

“The volume (of work) that he can manage, I mean … I was joking with (Johnson) the other day, I don’t know if I have never seen a coach do more evaluations and in fact it is quality work. It’s really impressive,” said Polon. “He can just do a lot. You can see why this combination with Ben will be special.”

The combination of the unlimited offensive imagination of Johnson working with a coordinator who is tireless is the type of tandem which can increase the hopes that the Bears will really have a 4000 yards and someone launches 30 touched passes.

This is part of their inheritance which is not hung on the walls of the Halas Halas room.

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