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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Heyjoe4" data-source="post: 1091225" data-attributes="member: 13032">It's very, very hard to find a starter in almost any round of the draft.  It does happen but it's almost impossible to know.  The Bears selected RB Monanghai in the 7th round and the guy looked like an All Pro this year at times.I don't know who is available in FA at CB and DT.  I do agree with you - they need a starter at DT and at least one starter, ideally two, at CB.  There should be enough cap for Gluten.  It's a question of who is available and how quickly can Gluten get a deal done.And I agree TE depth would help.  Musgrave is ok - he's a good route runner, a good catcher, but he's awful in YAC.  Reminds me of Richard Rodgers.  Whyle has shown promise, so maybe a late-round draft pick works here.As for RB, when are we (ever) gonna see Lloyd?  His first two years have been redshirts.  Either he can play or not, but. enough.Finally, and as much as I love Jacobs, he has a lot of bruising miles on him.  He's the leader of the offense IMO but yeah, it's time to be thinking beyond 2026 at RB, and sad to say, life without Jacobs.</blockquote>

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