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Despite an unsettled QB situation beyond this year, the Bears and Phil Emery did not pick up any rookie quarterbacks. Will this decision come back to haunt them if Cutler doesn't pan out?

Examining why Jon Bostic and Arthur Brown shouldn't have even been close for the Bears, why the NFL Draft is so error prone, and why drafting average players may be better than drafting good players in the long run.

We've scoured the comments you left on WCG's draft open threads, and collected the best (and the worst) for you. Enjoy!

After addressing the offensive line in round one, the Bears have options galore with numerous first-round prospects sliding into the second. Who could the Bears pick at fifty?

The Draft is finally upon us, and Bears GM Phil Emery will finally end all our mock draft speculation by making a decision at #20 in this evenings 1st round. This is our last Mocking the Mocks post, so we'll spotlight one of own, and a few others.

We want your prediction on who the Chicago Bears will draft in the 2nd round with the 50th overall selection. Winner will receive a plethora* of Windy City Gridiron prizes.

The Chicago Bears are set to pick at #20 in tomorrows NFL Draft, but like many, I expect them to trade down, so that's exactly what I'll do. I'll mock the draft up until the Bears selection, then leave you to do the heavy lifting. Who would you pick?

Tonight is the night, and we expect you to be tuned into either ESPN or the NFL Network, but to keep one eye on Windy City Gridiron for our open thread, and more info on the Chicago Bears selections.

It's Mock Draft season around the NFL. That time of year where everyone has an opinion on who will go where, but then the real draft happens, and a trade or two throws the mocks out the window. Check out these two recent mocks for the Chicago Bears.

The NFL Draft starts on Thursday! Three cheers for the NFL Draft! Hip Hip Hooray! Hip Hip Hooray! Hip Hip Hooray! In the mean time enjoy these mostly draft-centric Thoughts on the NFL.