2018 Chicago Bears Fantasy Draft

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1	F	TEAM	PLAYER	POSITION	NOTES

2	Round 1 - 1	Jack	Brian Urlacher	MLB	Don't at me. (Or whatever, at me. We'll be here all day. We like this kind of party.)
3	2	Sam	Walter Payton	RB	Wanna play football, get a goddamn football player
4	3	Erik	Sid Luckman	QB	The OG franchise quarterback.
5	4	Jeff	Dick Butkus	MLB	I never set out to hurt anyone deliberately - unless it was, you know, important, like a league game or something.
6	5	Jacob	Richard Dent	DE	Edge rusher is the second-most important position in football. Dent is Chicago's best at the position.
7	6	Lester	Doug Atkins	DE	I agree with Jacob on the first part of his statement, but Atkins was a true Monster of the Midway.
8	7	Ken	Bronko Nagurski	FB/DE/LB	Bronko is one of the few early players that I am absolutely certain could play in the league today.
9	8	Robert	Leonard Floyd	OLB	Yes, I had to. Yes to all questions.
10	Round 2 - 9	Robert	Dan Hampton	DT/DE	The true lynchpin of the 1985 Bears defense.
11	10	Ken	Mike Ditka	TE	The man reinvented the position, and was the quintesential Bear.
12	11	Lester	Gale Sayers	RB	He was electric with the ball in his hands.
13	12	Jacob	Mike Singletary	MLB	Samurai Mike gives this defense some ferocity up the middle.
14	13	Jeff	Bulldog Turner	C	From everything I've read, he's considered the best offensive lineman in team history, and I love a good pivot
15	14	Erik	Jimbo Covert	LT	With my QB position addressed, comes the need for the best pass protector available. Covert is arguably the best offensive tackle in Bears history.
16	15	Sam	Mitchell Trubisky	QB	Reach? Maybe, but he's likely one of the most talented at an important position with little depth, so get one while you can.
17	16	Jack	Bill Hewitt	end / FB	When the Bears retired their first three numbers in 1949, they went with Grange, Nagurski, and Bill Hewitt. Let's go!
18	Round 3 - 17	Jack	Devin Hester	RET	Devin didn't wait to strike and neither do I.
19	18	Sam	Steve McMichael	DE	Got my offense started, better get the defense going
20	19	Erik	Charles Tillman	CB	Best Corner in Bears’ history. ‘Nuff said.
21	20	Jeff	Mike Brown	FS	The best pure playmaker in this pool and a personal favorite
22	21	Jacob	Jay Cutler	QB	Is he the best player available? No. Is he the best quarterback in Bears history? Yes.
23	22	Lester	Jim McMahon	QB	I don't want to get caught without a quality signal caller, and McMahon has all the intangibles.
24	23	Ken	Matt Forte	RB	I was going to take "A Punky QB" here but with Bronko and Matt we can still move the ball.
25	24	Robert	Julius Peppers	DE	2010-2011 Peppers was some of the most dominant edge rush play the Bears have ever seen.
26	Round 4 - 25	Robert	Brandon Marshall	WR	2012-2013 Marshall is the best receiver the Bears have ever had.
27	26	Ken	Erik Kramer	QB	Well, we need a quarterback and there are so few of them that had at least one good full season. Kramer did.
28	27	Lester	Joe Stydahar	LT	I'll take the Hall of Fame left tackle, thank you very much!
29	28	Jacob	Alshon Jeffery	WR	Because we've seen what happens when Cutler doesn't have weapons.
30	29	Jeff	Lance Briggs	OLB	The perfect Will linebacker joins the best MLB to ever play.
31	30	Erik	Tommie Harris	DT	The top 3-tech under Lovie Smith’s time.
32	31	Sam	Gary Fencik	S	Shore up my secondary with a great safety.
33	32	Jack	Bill George	MLB	The man who invented the middle linebacker position will line up next to the man who advanced it even further.
34	Round 5 - 33	Jack	Olin Kreutz	C	My offensive leader, and arguably the greatest center of his era.
35	34	Sam	Wilber Marshall	LB	I need a 'backer and a pass rusher so why not get both?
36	35	Erik	Jay Hilgenberg	C	The future HOF center and captain of the Black and Blue Brothers fell to my lap. My plan is to win the war at the line of scrimmage on every snap.
37	36	Jeff	Dan Fortmann	OG	The OG OG was dominant (Seven-time First-team All-Pro), then fought in WWII, then became a doctor. Respect.
38	37	Jacob	Stan Jones	OG	The seven-time Pro Bowler is a rock solid option to help protect Smokin' Jay.
39	38	Lester	George Musso	OG	I'll keep building my trenches with another Hall Of Fame lineman.
40	39	Ken	Harold (Red) Grange	HB/CB/S	Red could play about six positions and was perhaps the greatest athelete to ever don navy and orange
41	40	Robert	Ed Healey	LT/RT/OG	The first great NFL tackle, a Hall of Famer that defined the position.
42	Round 6 - 41	Robert	George Trafton	C	The Hall of Fame anchor of the earliest versions of the Bears.
43	42	Ken	Otis Wilson	LB	Two-time All-Pro at the height of his career when he was with the Bears.
44	43	Lester	George Connor	LB/OL	He was All-NFL on both sides of the ball, but I think he'll play outside linebacker for me.
45	44	Jacob	Richie Petitbon	FS	A 6-foot-3, three-time All-Pro with incredible ball skills? Defensive coordinators would drool over that in today's NFL.
46	45	Jeff	Ed Sprinkle	DE	The most feared pass rusher of his time and known as the meanest man in football. All 1940s HOF Team. Yes please.
47	46	Erik	Jordan Howard	RB	Off to the best two year start of any running back in Bears’ history. Including Walter Payton and Gale Sayers.
48	47	Sam	Wally Chambers	DT	A three-time Pro-Bowler and a one time All-Pro on my defensive line, yes please
49	48	Jack	Rosey Taylor	FS / CB	The 1963 All Pro and two-time Pro Bowler won a ring in '63 and led the NFL with nine interceptions.
50	Round 7 - 49	Jack	Doug Plank	SS	The legendary Bears safety is the namesake of the 46 defense.
51	50	Sam	John Tait	LT	I need some offensive line, so why not grab an underrated tackle from a Super Bowl team.
52	51	Erik	Johnny Morris	WR	He is the Bears’ top receiver in franchise history.
53	52	Jeff	Keith Van Horne	OT	SBXX starter at right tackle, Van Horne had a durable career as one of the better offensive linemen in team history
54	53	Jacob	Joe Fortunato	LB	The four-time All-Pro is arguably the last truly elite linebacker still on the board.
55	54	Lester	George McAfee	RB/WR/DB/KR/PR	I'll add the do-it-all Hall of Famer to my squad. "One-Play McAfee" was a threat to score any time he touched the ball.
56	55	Ken	Doug Buffone	LB	One of my all time favorite Bears, and an absolute tackling machine.
57	56	Robert	Neal Anderson	RB	One of the most underrated Bears tailbacks ever.
58	Round 8 - 57	Robert	Ted Washington	NT	It was short lived, but Washington was dominant at the point of attack in the early aughts.
59	58	Ken	George Halas	DE/WB/PlayerCoach	Halas will mostly play wing in my T-Formation, and will give my team the ulitmate in moral authority, since we have THE Chicago Bear.
60	59	Lester	Rick Casares	FB	I'll take the five-time Pro Bowler that led the NFL in rushing in 1956.
61	60	Jacob	Kyle Long	OG	The best Bears offensive lineman of the 2010's comes off the board.
62	61	Jeff	Dave Duerson	SS	Four-time probowl strong safety pairs nicely with Mike Brown
63	62	Erik	Larry Morris	LB	An underrated linebacker in Bears lore.
64	63	Sam	Mark Bortz	LG	Building my offensive line, why not add one of the better guards of his era?
65	64	Jack	Ruben Brown	OG	The should-be Hall of Famer was a nine-time Pro Bowler who Olin Kreutz calls the best guard he played with.
66	Round 9 - 65	Jack	Keith Traylor	DT	Manned the middle with Big Ted in 2001 in a career that included three championship rings.
67	66	Sam	Rosevelt Colvin	LB	I need to keep building up my defense, Colvin was a solid linebacker with 26 career sacks for Chicago
68	67	Erik	Akiem Hicks	DL	He’s a Pro Bowl snub who simply dominates the line of scrimmage.
69	68	Jeff	Alex Brown	DE	Personal favorite - an underappreciated, steady force at defensive end.
70	69 (nice)	Jacob	Willie Galimore	RB	How Willie the Wisp fell this far is beyond me.
71	70	Lester	Ray Bray	OG	Bray was a two way player in his day, but he was voted Chicago's best guard of all time by the Chicago Tribune back in the 90s.
72	71	Ken	William Roy "Link" Lyman	DL	A Hall-Of-Famer, five-time All-Pro, the man who inveted the defensive line shift ... in the ninth round? Yes, please.
73	72	Robert	Donnell Woolford	CB	The second greatest cornerback the Bears have ever bad, a consummate ballhawk.
74	Ruond 10 - 73	Robert	Kyle Fuller	CB	One of the NFL's current best young cornerbacks, the athletic and game Fuller will be remembered well in Bears' history.
75	74	Ken	Paddy Driscoll	DB/QB/K/P/DK	A Hall-Of-Famer, lead the league in scoring including in 1926, eight-time All-Pro, 1920's All-Decade team member, and he coached the Bears in the 50's
76	75	Lester	Harlon Hill	WR	HIll was the most feared deep threat during his heyday with the Bears.
77	76	Jacob	Tim Jennings	CB	Jennings in his prime was one of the best ballhawks in the NFL.
78	77	Jeff	Thomas Jones	RB	Averaged over 1,400 yards from scrimmage during his Bears tenure, has more rushing yards in his career than any Bear not named Payton.
79	78	Erik	Willie Young	DE/OLB	I’m going fishing for sacks with Young on the outside. Last Bears player to record double digits in sacks.
80	79	Sam	Marty Booker	WR	I need a receiver still and I want someone with sure hands
81	80	Jack	Marcus Robinson	WR	I'm grabbing my first playmaker — the man who set a Bears single-season record in 1999 with 1400 receiving yards.
82	Round 11 - 81	Jack	Nathan Vasher	CB	And speaking of playmakers, here is my No. 1 corner, whose nose for the ball brought in eight interceptions in 2005.
83	82	Sam	Jerry Azumah	CB	I need a cornerback and the depth is slipping. 'Zuma was a good one, plus he can be a returner.
84	83	Erik	Greg Olsen	TE	Only Mike Martz would hate this pick. And quite frankly I don’t care.
85	84	Jeff	Bennie McCrae	CB	Uber athletic (collegiate hurdler) and playmaker on the field, 27 interceptions including four returned for scores. '63 World Champs
86	85	Jacob	Adewale Ogunleye	DE	Ogunleye was one of the unsung heroes of the dominant 2006 Bears defense.
87	86	Lester	Fred Williams	DT	Williams was a 4-Time Pro Bowler for the Bears and a member of the 1963 Championship team.
88	87	Ken	William Perry	DT	In case Nagurski & Ditka can't blow a big enough hole for Forte & Grange, we can always go with the fridge package
89	88	Robert	Mark Carrier	S	The steal of the 11th round. A Defensive Rookie of the Year in 1990, three-time Pro Bowler and two-time All-Pro. A complete safety.
90	Round 12 - 89	Robert	Lee Artoe	OT	A sturdy top bookend for the 1940's Bears as a three-time Pro Bowler and All-Pro in 1942.
91	90	Ken	Josh Sitton	OG	While not an exciting pick, the man played at an all-pro level when he was a Bear, still at the top of his game. I'll take that.
92	91	Lester	Trace Armstrong	DE	Underappreciated defensive end for the Bears had 42 sacks in 6 years.
93	92	Jacob	James "Big Cat" Williams	OT	Big Cat was a mainstay on Chicago's offensive line throughout the 90's.
94	93	Jeff	Jim Osborne	DT	over 80 sacks including 15 (!) in 1976 before sacks were official- beloved teammate, interior disruptor
95	94	Erik	Curtis Conway	WR	One of the best receivers the Bears ever had.
96	95	Sam	Roberto Garza	OG/C	I have to shore up my OL. Garza was a better G than C but I need both so it's good to have that option
97	96	Jack	Mike Hartenstine	DE	With 12 sacks in 1983 and who knows how many before they became an official stat, Hartenstine gives us a nasty pass rusher.
98	Round 13 - 97	Jack	Ed Kolman	LT	CHANGED PICK. Three-time Pro Bowler Kolman is mine now!
99	98	Sam	Ken Kavanaugh	WR	Kavanaugh is the franchise leader in TDs and averaged an unbelievable 22.4 YPR in the 1940s. At 6'3" he can play in any era.
100	99	Erik	Matt Slauson	LG	An underrated player along the Bears’ O-line from 2013-2015.