As a Bears fan, lemme add a few things....

St. Clair was set to start at left guard when Chris Williams got injured and he get's thrust into the starting left tackle role. He can play very well as a backup at RG, RT, LG and LT. He's a very versatile lineman who is the kind of guy you wanna have around. He did give up a pretty large number of sacks if I'm not mistaken but he wasn't as bad as the stats show him to be. Remember, this is a Bears team that's offense was supposed to rank 32nd, and the line was considered completely horrible. We even lose our starting, first-round left tackle and at one point have the #2 offense in the league. You guys are lucky to get him.

With a west-coast offense, I find it hard to see DA starting. Quinn is made for this kind of offense, and should start

I wonder if the Eagles would consider giving up one of their two first round picks for Winslow/Jurevicius? With Winslow being a great tight end and Jurevicius added in for a little extra value, I think this could help solve a few needs with two first rounders. Aaron Curry goes to us at #5 and then pick another impact player (I dunno what, a DE/CB/WR, whatever is best at the draft position) with the Eagles pick

@jewdago said:

i don't know why i didn't put together that both the ryans would have the same scheme versatility. duh.

in another thread, ballpeen said he thinks that ryan's hire means we're going to go after jenkins in the first since he seems to favor press coverage on the outside.

however, i hope the scheme versatility that curry brings along with mays' freakish athleticism and the possible availability of nnamdi asomugha in FA and the continued development of wright and mcdonald makes either curry or mays the pick.

Yeah, if Nnamdi comes to Cleveland through free agency I see no reason to grab Jenkins, and with Ryan coming here I think Nnamdi will sign. But if Nnamdi goes somewhere else, I can't see us passing up on Jenkins; I really like McDonald but I'd rather have him as #2 behind Jenkins, give us two good, young corners.

Hopefully his background as the WR's coach in NE will help Braylon learn to catch the freakin' ball If he can help Brady Quinn to a Pro Bowl next year, I'm all for it. I wish he had some OC experience, but he's been in the business for awhile it seems, hopefullky this'll pan out.