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Round 1: Melvin Ingram DE/DT South Carolina

6'2

272

Great value in the mid-first round. Some people here I know won't like this pick, as drafting a DE in the first round seems to be an unpopular decision. However, I believe the Bears will go defense in the first round and Melvin Ingram, who has been compared to Robert Ayers, would make a perfect bookend to Julius Peppers. Is projected as a low 4.7 to mid 4.8 guy. Quick and fast with great ball skills. LINK

Round 2: Mike Adams OT Ohio State

6'6

320

I really believe the Bears will go one of two ways in the 2nd round. Way number 1 is they will go offensive tackle, as seen above. Way number two would be drafting corner, or safety. With Adams still on the board when their pick comes around, they found it impossible to pass him up. A prototypical NFL LT with long arms and good size. LINK

Round 3 (pick 1): Jayron Hosley CB Virginia Tech

5'10

170

Was the 2nd round pick in my last Mock, I think he will be there when the Bears pick in the 3rd. Ideal Cover 2 corner, good tackler, good ball skills. A bit undersized. LINK

Round 3 (pick 2): Sean Spence OLB Miami (U)

5'11 - 6'0

225-230

I don't expect Spence to be around when the Bears pick here, but I would love if he were. Great coverage skills and great balls skills. Solid tackler, not punishing, but brings the ball carrier down with effectiveness . He's undersized. Listed as 6'0, but looks more 5'10 - 5'11. Will definitely need to bulk up. Would fit well as a SLB, and could even stay on the field during passing situations due to his great speed. (Listed anywhere from 4.5 to 4.4) LINK