Garrett Bradbury

Clearly.

Was Garrett Bradbury a first-round pick? Yes, he was.

Yeah, so Garrett Bradbury.

Montez Sweat was as well.

In 2019?

We'll get there.

So yeah, Devin Bush was the 10th overall pick to the Pittsburgh Steelers.

Garrett Bradbury, 18th to the Vikings.

And, well, they do.

And it's part of the reason why the Bears have invested in Drew Dallman, Garrett Bradbury, Logan Jones, Joe Tooney, Jonah Jackson, all those guys.

And that was Ben Johnson's first priority as... coming here was getting interior linemen because no quarterback can withstand that interior pressure.

And the funny thing about that is even when you do have those elite guards, there are guys that can still beat even them.

The Bears have four former 2019 first-round picks on their team.

Okay.

Jeffrey Simmons, Montez Sweat, Devin Bush, and Garrett Bradbury.

And how many, thanks to the Khalil Mack trade, how many first-round picks did the Bears have in 2019? Zero.

The gold standard.

Garrett Bradbury.

The commander.

The leader.

And then Jonah Jackson is an absolute monster there at right guard.

They got Garrett Bradbury at center.

Drew Dahlman retired.

you know, last year, suddenly on them.

And getting back to the conversation about the draft picks here, let's just go through this entire thing because the Bears have their own second and third round pick this year.

I would... probably bet that what they're going to end up doing with one of those two picks is trading down and that's just because ryan poles is going to want more draft capital because he'd rather take more swings than sit there with only a handful of picks and then the bears do have their that fifth round pick acquired from atlanta in the gervon dexter trade now the key thing with that to really understand is that the bears are completely content with having that fifth round pick because if the season goes the way a lot of people project it to That's probably going to be an early or even a mid-fifth round pick, not a late fifth round pick, had it been the Bears' own fifth rounder, which, again, they originally sent to the Patriots for Garrett Bradbury, and the Patriots took that fifth rounder and sent it to the Eagles in the A.J. Brown deal.

And they still have this...

the sixth and seventh round pick as well now the more intriguing part for me is you get to 2028 and that's where they don't have a first round pick because of the jeffrey simmons trade but then you look at it and they do have a second third and fourth round pick they've got two picks in the fifth round and then they have a sixth and seventh round pick as well now i bring this up simply because I get a feeling that the Bears are not done tangoing here and that Khalil Mack is probably going to be a bear very soon.

He likes to get you back for stuff.

So against Seattle, maybe Garrett Bradbury because he got his ass kicked by that D-line last year in the Super Bowl.

Let's get Garrett a little something-something.

Fumble-rooski.

He can be on that side of the

ball.

Olin, on the other side, Garrett Bradbury eaten alive last year in the Super Bowl.

by the Seattle Seahawks defense.

He likes to get you back for stuff.

So against Seattle, maybe Garrett Bradbury because he got his ass kicked by that D-line last year in the Super Bowl.

Let's get Garrett a little something-something.

Fumble-rooski.

He can be on that side of the

ball.

Olin, on the other side, Garrett Bradbury eaten alive last year in the Super Bowl.

by the Seattle Seahawks defense.

We'll check back in on Monday and see how we do.

I can't believe we're sweating out the Dallas Cowboys this

weekend.

Oh, man, I see the people on the stream right now watching this show.