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Bleacher Bums Forum / Re: BBFL 2026
« Last post by Boris From Downunder on Today at 07:11:38 am »DDK's select A-A-A-Ron NOLA....N-O-L-A...NOLA, SP Phillies
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Chicago Bears Forum / Re: 2026 Chicago Bears
« Last post by boogie on Today at 07:06:34 am »Dont forget we have Zah Frazier at CB, for whatever he is.
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Bleacher Bums Forum / Re: BBFL 2026
« Last post by kloeds02 on Today at 06:42:52 am »Oz Busters will go for Reilly O’Brien the relief pitcher for StL, not the big tall Aussie rules player by the same name that can’t kick properly but still keeps getting a contract year after year.
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Bleacher Bums Forum / Re: BBFL 2026
« Last post by method on Today at 06:15:25 am »Soery, time change had me in bed early. Mason Winn.
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Chicago Bears Forum / Re: 2026 Chicago Bears
« Last post by Bears4Ever on Today at 06:11:56 am »Papa Bear would have marched down to the NFL front office, burst in and beat Goodell within an inch of his life with a belt. He would have left with multiple draft picks and a formal apology from him for attempting to **** the Bears. George.... well not so much..........
It just points to someone(s) with an anti-Bear bias (probably a Packer backer).....
It just points to someone(s) with an anti-Bear bias (probably a Packer backer).....
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Chicago Bears Forum / Re: 2026 Chicago Bears
« Last post by VJ on Today at 06:08:06 am »From the Trib (Biggs)
Bryant, who had four interceptions last season for the Super Bowl champion Seattle Seahawks. He agreed to terms on a $40 million, three-year contract with $25.75 million guaranteed, which effectively makes him the replacement for All-Pro Kevin Byard III. The team spoke openly about prioritizing a reunion with Byard, who turns 33 in August, but made Bryant the No. 1 target when a second contract couldn’t be reached.
Replacing their most significant free-agent piece in Byard with Bryant makes the Bears younger. Bryant turns 27 later this month and while Byard’s veteran presence in the locker room was appreciated by coaches and teammates alike, Bryant comes from a winning program.
Poles solidified the second level of the defense with Bush and Jackson to go along with T.J. Edwards, who will be returning from a fractured fibula. That leaves cornerback as an unresolved position. Unless the Bears are fully comfortable with the idea of handing a starting job to Tyrique Stevenson, they need to re-sign Nahshon Wright (who played 97% of the snaps last season) or find another cornerback.
Bryant, who had four interceptions last season for the Super Bowl champion Seattle Seahawks. He agreed to terms on a $40 million, three-year contract with $25.75 million guaranteed, which effectively makes him the replacement for All-Pro Kevin Byard III. The team spoke openly about prioritizing a reunion with Byard, who turns 33 in August, but made Bryant the No. 1 target when a second contract couldn’t be reached.
Replacing their most significant free-agent piece in Byard with Bryant makes the Bears younger. Bryant turns 27 later this month and while Byard’s veteran presence in the locker room was appreciated by coaches and teammates alike, Bryant comes from a winning program.
Poles solidified the second level of the defense with Bush and Jackson to go along with T.J. Edwards, who will be returning from a fractured fibula. That leaves cornerback as an unresolved position. Unless the Bears are fully comfortable with the idea of handing a starting job to Tyrique Stevenson, they need to re-sign Nahshon Wright (who played 97% of the snaps last season) or find another cornerback.
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Chicago Bears Forum / Re: Around the NFL
« Last post by chifaninva on Today at 04:28:57 am »They may trade Bagent but I don't think Keenum has as much to do with that as everyone is making out. They carried the three QB's on the roster last season. Keenum is a good mentor for Caleb, but I would rather trot Bagent out than him if I'm in a pinch. But I wouldn't be shocked if they did trade Bagent..
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Chicago Bears Forum / Re: Politics, Religion, etc.
« Last post by chifaninva on Today at 04:21:22 am »to ensure that only U.S. citizens can register and vote in federal elections.
And why is it dems are opposed to this?
And why is it dems are opposed to this?
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Chicago Bears Forum / Re: 2026 Chicago Bears
« Last post by Grizzlybear34 on Today at 04:16:49 am »As much as I appreciated Byard's ball skills, his age makes it difficult to re-sign - could he replicate 2025 production. I would be okay getting either Brisker or Byard back at our price, but i think Brisker is still in play. Brisker is younger, we drafted him, and the last game versus the Rams left a taste in our mouth.