What QB do you like in the draft?

[calhoun]

For years, Ron Wolf drafted a QB in nearly every draft. I think that makes sense. The QB is the most important position for franchise and is often the face of the team.

And it's always important to have a good back-up. I think that is part of the reason Farve was so consistent every year. Because there was always an heir apparent if he stumbled. Someone drafted high enough to have potential, but not high enough to be a real threat.

I would like to see the Bears bring in someone like a Matt Flynn. Is there anyone in this draft with that type of potential? It seems like these guys don't normally come from spread offenses. Rather, the seem to come from run heavy offenses that hide the fact that the QB is actually a beast.

Are there any QBs like that out there this year?

[thunderspirit]

this year? none, really -- not that the Bears would have any chance to draft, anyway.

i'd look at a couple of UDFAs, though -- if NIU's Chandler Harnish doesn't get picked, i'd love to sign him. feel much the same about Kellen Moore from Boise St.

[karhu]

Jason Campbell.

Seriously, though, remember that Flynn was the second QB they drafted that year; they took Brian Brohm early (with a second-rounder, I want to say). I don't think we're in quite the same boat. With a second-year guy in the fold and an established vet as a backup, we're closer to where GB was in Favre's 29th year, with Matt Hasselbeck and Aaron Brooks on the team. In the five years that followed, GB only drafted one QB, Craig Nall. Then what's-his-face in 2005.

[Mikefive]

We have a good backup. And a #3 who might be the best #3 in the league. And he's not that old. So why would we care about QBs in this draft with the needs we have?

[thunderspirit]

Jason Campbell.

LOL!

[calhoun]

Wait.. What's the QB depth chart look like? Honestly. I can only name cutler.

[DaSuperfan]

Wait.. What's the QB depth chart look like? Honestly. I can only name cutler.

Cutler
Campbell
McCown
Enderle

[calhoun]

I completely missed the Campbell signing.

[BR0D1E86]

I wouldn't bother this year unless they feel strongly about someone in the 6th or 7th. I'm perfectly happy to roll with Cutler/Campbell/McCown for this season, then let Campbell or McCown walk next year and get a developmental guy.

[Lake Shore Drive]

We only have 8 draft choices. So help me God if Emery channels his inner Jerry Angelo and ends up using one on a QB or RB, there will be one very upset LSD on this board.

Ok, it may only last 5 minutes, but I'll still be upset!!!

[nomoreshoop]

the one from Wisconsin, Russell Wilson?

[Coolhandluke]

We only have 8 draft choices. So help me God if Emery channels his inner Jerry Angelo and ends up using one on a QB or RB, there will be one very upset LSD on this board.

Ok, it may only last 5 minutes, but I'll still be upset!!!

Dont be shocked to see a RB selected, I doubt forte is around in 2013.

[Aussie77]

RB wise if we took one Cyrus Gray is one guy I wouldn't mind as far as QB goes not sure really we have so many holes elsewhere it is hard to want to see a QB taken early Kellen Moore is an easy later prospect is easy to like as a later round prospect as is Russell Wilson.

Case Keenam is another who was successful and could turn into a decent NFL QB who knows really some guys just come out of nowhere.

[calhoun]

Just saw gruden QB camp.. Kellen Moore looks like the most savvy of the late round QBs. I use to think that if a kid had the physical tools, then he could learn the rest. I don't feel that way anymore.

[Lake Shore Drive]

Dont be shocked to see a RB selected, I doubt forte is around in 2013.

Only if they traded Forte before they picked, which is super duper unlikely. Otherwise, taking a RB with a high pick would give away their hand. And Emery doesn't strike me as being clueless.

Now if you're talking about using a 6th or 7th on one, I'd still be upset, but it wouldn't necessarily shock me.