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Originally Posted by PalaceOfFortLarned
Bears picking up Keenan Allen makes it crystal clear to me.
I see them trading out of #1 and drafting maybe even 2 of the 3 in Harrison, Nabers, and Odunze at WR.
While Keenan is undoubtedly on the back end of his career, he is a high end veteran to teach the ropes to a newbie or two as the #1 to switch over to #2 rather quickly while they have a dynamic slot guy in DJ Moore.
Bears could immediately flip from being one of the worst WR corps in the league to competing as one of the very best.
They give their 1st round pick in 2021 a legit shot at QB, and see what he really has to deliver. If in year 4 he can't deliver, they have a 1st and 2 2nds in 2025 while not needy drafting a QB in a very weak QB class.
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From the eye test I like Malik Nabers over Harrison, a few times I have seen Harrison not give a maximum effort on a ball that looks uncatchable. Malik fights for everything and will turn into a defender to break up a pass that could be intercepted. He turns 50-50 balls into 90-10 balls. Malik ran a 4.44 forty, it looks like Harrison did not participate in combine drills, how fast is he in the 40? A quick Google just turned up a bunch of "He probably is capable of a 4.3" comments. What are the chances of Malik Nabers being around at the 9th pick? Bears should trade down on the 1st overall pick, I have a feeling there are plenty of fools who want Caleb Williams.
