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The Bears enter the 2019 draft in an unusual position—neither to they matter much to the draft nor does the draft matter very much to them." />Skip to main contentclockmenumore-arrownoyesHorizontal - WhiteWindy City GridironWindy City Gridiron - Being who you thought we were since 2005!Log In or Sign UpLog InSign UpFanpostsFanshotsSectionsBearsOddsAboutMastheadCommunity GuidelinesStubHubMoreAll 322 blogs on Horizontal - WhiteFanposts Fanshots Sections Latest NewsThe Bears DenNotesXs and OsSuperfansFiled under:From The Desk Of...Bears HistoryChicago Bears Draft 2019The 2019 Bears Draft: Uncharted WatersNew https://www.thebearsfanshop.com/Riley-Ridley-Jersey ,24commentsThe Bears enter the 2019 draft in an unusual position—neither to they matter much to the draft nor does the draft matter very much to them.CDTShareTweetShareShareThe 2019 Bears Draft: Uncharted WatersPhoto by Dylan Buell/Getty ImagesMare Incognitum.The phrase basically means “unknown sea,” and it refers to uncharted waters. Such waters can obviously pose a danger to seagoing vessels, and once upon a time a map noting uncharted waters could even carry a lavish illustration of a sea serpent and the warning “here there be monsters,” or something similar. Ryan Pace is taking Bears fans into uncharted waters in this next draft. Let’s begin with the obvious. During his tenure, the Bears have always had high draft picks to play with. He had the 7th, 11th, 3rd, and 8th positions in his first four drafts. Even in 2018, after spending picks to move up for Trubisky, he still had a pair of picks in the top 40, and he actually made three picks in the first two rounds. In simple terms, Bears fans have had a lot to talk about during the draft in recent years.Now, imagine what it’s going to be like in just a few short weeks. Imagine if a player like Jonathan Bullard or Hroniss Grasu were to be the only player selected by the team in the draft. Even a patient and tolerant fanbase would be disappointed in this scenario. Bullard is not exactly a disappointment, by himself, but...that’s all there is?Maybe. Technically.Jonathan Bullard is, in essence, the buying power the Bears have heading into the 2019 draft. Being fair, when the Bears’ draft haul for this season is listed, there should be an asterisk next to the list indicating that the total also includes the services of Khalil Mack and Anthony Miller. However, about a month from now, Ryan Pace has very limited capital to work with. He has picks #88, #127, #183 David Montgomery Jersey , #224, and #240. #87, #126, #162, #222, and #238. Collectively, those corrected selections carry about 234 points of chart value. Meanwhile, Pick #72 is worth 230 points (Jonathan Bullard was taken at #72). Hroniss Grasu went #71 (draft value of 235 points), but Bullard is still on the team and Grasu is not, so let’s stick with Bullard.Because it is unlikely that Pace will combine all of his picks into a single selection, but also because Pace tends to like to move around, he could combine his third-rounder and the future second-rounder he has coming back from the Mack trade and land somewhere in the mid-50s. Cody Whitehair was taken with #56 and that’s roughly the conventional value of this bundle. So, Pace does have some room to maneuver. However, for the first time in his career as a GM, he will be truly “low” on draft cash. In fact, this will be the lowest point for the Bears in terms of total draft capital in the millenium, and it might be the lowest since the late 70s.Mare Incognitum.In 2009, after the Jay Cutler trade, the Bears traded away their second pick in the 2010 draft for Gaines Adams. That left them entering the 2010 draft with only five picks, the highest of which was a third-rounder. So far, this seems pretty familiar. However, the 2010 draft picks were more valuable--#75, #109 Tarik Cohen Color Rush Jersey , #141, #181, and #218. The third-round was almost as valuable as everything the 2019 Bears can muster, and the total range was superior up and down the board. There was much more buying value present. In fact, the 2019 Bears only have about two-thirds the total of those 2010 Bears (234 points to 352 points of chart value). I cannot find a recent example that gets close. I would need to know the chart in use in 1978 to compare drafts effectively, because with a 3rd-rounder and a pair of 6th-rounders leading off the draft for Chicago (they also had picks going into the 12th round then), that might by the most comparable moment. Still, comparing the draft of the 70s to today is more or less reckless.This is not a complaint. It is not a criticism. It is an observation that due to trades and a successful 2018 campaign, the Bears are at what is functionally a unique moment in their history when it comes to how unimportant the draft will be to their season, and how little power they have to impact it.To demonstrate how unimportant the Bears’ efforts will be in late April, imagine the scenario mentioned above. Pretend that Pace moves up into the second round and grabs a player who has slid for some reason. Call that his “Cody Whitehair” move. His next pick will be at #126, one spot ahead of where he was when he brought in Deiondre Hall. He has never picked in the 160s, but #147 was when he took Jordan Morgan and #183 was when he took Tayo Fabuluje, so splitting the difference leaves us hoping for more. Meanwhile, Pace doesn’t like picking in the 7th round and he has two picks to burn there, so maybe he trades one into 2020 and uses the other to draft the next Daniel Braverman or Javon Wims. There is no reason to assume he is going to repeat past mistakes, but there is equally very little reason to guess that he is suddenly going to work draft-day magic. These players represent about what will be available to Chicago. That will be it. Unless there is something truly unusual in the works, this is not going to be a draft defined by a Jonathan Bullard. However, it likely is going to be a draft that sees Pace take one roll of the dice and grab at best one more role-player. In a perfect world, he’d take Thursday off and wait for a chance to move around on Friday--late Friday, at that. This is not necessarily a bad thing. However, for fans of football in Chicago, it is unexplored territory.[Note: This article has been updated for accuracy. Thanks to ledpype536 for catching an earlier mistake-JS] The pundits show some love for David Montgomery and the Great Kicker Hunt of 2019 continues" The Bears DenNotesXs and OsSuperfansThe Bear’s Den Dion Sims Jersey , May 8, 2019New,60commentsThe pundits show some love for David Montgomery and the Great Kicker Hunt of 2019 continuesCDTShare this storyShare this on FacebookShare this on TwitterShareAll sharing optionsShareAll sharing options for:The Bear’s Den, May 8, 2019TwitterFacebookRedditPocketFlipboardEmailKicker Robbie Gould #9 of the Chicago Bears punts the ball after the Bears lined up for a long field goal against the Pittsburgh Steelers on December 11, 2005 at Heinz Field in PittsburghPhoto by Ezra Shaw/Getty ImagesBEAR DOWN, CHICAGO BEARS, BEAR DOWN!!!!BEARRRSSSS / FREE AGENCY / DRAFTZeglinski: As roster focus shifts, don’t forget these Bears – The Rock River Times - To pinpoint exactly what may ail the Bears next season, if anything, can prove to be a problematic proposition.2019 NFL All-Rookie Team: David Montgomery, Kyler Murray, Devin Bush to show out - NFL.com - Which first-year pros -- like Arizona Cardinals QB Kyler Murray and Pittsburgh Steelers LB Devin Bush -- will make an immediate impact in the NFL? Chad Reuter projects his 2019 All-Rookie Team.Roster moves: Bears trade for kicker Pineiro - ChicagoBears.com - The Bears on Tuesday continued their thorough and diligent search for a kicker, acquiring Eddy Pineiro in a trade with the Raiders in exchange for a conditional 2021 seventh-round draft pick.Mayer: Star safeties to unite for Bears100 Weekend - ChicagoBears.com - Four of the greatest Bears safeties from the past and present will gather together on stage for a special panel discussion at the Bears100 Celebration Weekend June 7-9 in Rosemont.Chalk Talk: Which rookies impressed in minicamp? - ChicagoBears.com - Senior writer Larry Mayer discusses the players that stood out in Bears rookie minicamp, the undrafted free agent with the best chance to make the 53-man roster and the last time the Bears did not select a lineman in the draft.Jon Gruden is Totally a Sleeper Agent for the Bears, Isn’t He? - Jon Gruden. Friend of the program. Ken’s Note: No, he’s an idiot.Medina: Bears Sign Tight End Prospect Jesper Horsted From Princeton (Yes, THAT Princeton) - Bleacher Nation - You can never have enough Ivy League talent on your football roster!Dannehy: Debating the ‘Value’ Of David Montgomery - Da Bears Blog - Shortly after the 2019 NFL Draft, the Ryan Pace detractors were at it again, claiming the Bears GM “wasted” a pick by trading up to grab Iowa State running back David Montgomery.Wiederer & Campbell: The Bears hosted a battle royal for kickers — and then traded for one. So does all that amount to progress? - Chicago Tribune - The Bears' kicking battle royal at rookie minicamp pushed their competition forward, but it didn't necessarily clarify the identity of their Week 1 kicker. Questions remain, and the Tribune's Rich Campbell and Dan Wiederer attempt to sort them out.Bears kicker timeline: From 'double-doink' to Eddy Pineiro - Chicago Tribune - Bears kicker timeline: From 'double-doink' to Eddy PineiroThompson: Allen Robinson talks about almost failing academically, his favorite book and the playoff loss that 'stung all offseason' - Chicago Tribune - Bears wide receiver Allen Robinson dedicated a reading room and discussed other topics during an appearance at the Linda and Bill Gantz Boys and Girls Club on the North Side.Bocker: How David Montgomery Produced His Collegiate Numbers (And How It Compares to the Draft Class) - Chicago Audible Blog - Was Montgomery's overall lack of production on him or was it a by-product of his offensive line and other surrounding players?Barbieri: Bears K Eddy Pineiro has the leg and ‘mental edge’ to succeed - Bears Wire - The Chicago Bears traded for K Eddy Pineiro https://www.thebearsfanshop.com/Jim-Mcmahon-Jersey , who has the leg and mental edge to succeed, according to his former coachPOLISH SAUSAGEJoe Namath hasn’t had a drink since his embarrassing moment on live TV – ProFootballTalk - More than 15 years ago, Hall of Fame Jets quarterback Joe Namath made a drunken pass at ESPN’s Suzy Kolber on live TV during a game involving his former team. Namath claims in a new autobiography that he hasn’t had a drink since that night.Report: Jason Pierre-Paul may miss season with neck injury – ProFootballTalk - The Buccaneers said defensive end Jason Pierre-Paul was released from a hospital after a car accident last week and would undergo further evaluation without offering any information about the nature of his injuries.NFL’s top 10 offenses: Saints, Colts, Eagles best of bunch - NFL.com - With the draft and the vast majority of major free-agent signings in the books, we can legitimately assess the talent on NFL rosters for 2019. So, which offenses are the most potent? Chris Wesseling ranks the top 10.KNOW THY ENEMYTwo Packers picks named among 15 best values in the 2019 NFL Draft - Acme Packing Company - A pair of Texas A&M teammates and Packers draft picks look like great values to at least one NFL analyst.Detroit Lions owner Martha Ford has ‘a lot less tolerance for mediocrity’ - Pride Of Detroit - Rod Wood thinks Martha Ford is more proactive than her husband was.Vikings release safety Jordan Martin - Daily Norseman - He was let go to make room for Terrence Alexander2019 Detroit Lions 53-man roster prediction: Post-draft edition - Pride Of Detroit - A look at who we think may make the Lions’ 53-man roster in September.IN CASE YOU MISSED IT ON WINDY CITY GRIDIRONZeglinski: How David Montgomery’s time at Iowa State foreshadows greatness with the Chicago Bears - Windy City Gridiron - A heart of gold, compassion, and discipline. A foundational offensive centerpiece. Montgomery’s college career is full of signs of him being the Bears’ missing piece.Wiltfong: Don’t forget about Mike Davis - Windy City Gridiron - With the Chicago Bears trading up for a running back in the draft and then getting another one in the seventh-round, free agent Mike Davis seems like the forgotten man.Wiltfong: What is the biggest hole on the Bears roster? - Windy City Gridiron - ESPN recently gave their pick for the Bears’ biggest roster hole, but Lester disagrees.WCG CONTRIBUTORS BEARS PODCASTS & STREAMSWindy City Gridiron Podcast Channel which includes Bear With Me from Robert Schmitz, Bears Over Beers featuring Jeff Berckes & EJ Snyder, and T Formation Conversation from Lester A. Wiltfong Jr.; Steven’s Streaming Twitch Channel from Steven Schweickert; and Robert Zeglinski’s The Blitz NetworkTHE RULESWindy City Gridiron Community Guidelines - SBNation.com - We strive to make our communities open and inclusive to sports fans of all backgrounds. 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