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The Falcons double dip to try to fix their offensive line Womens Walter Payton Jersey , and with two players none of us expected."The Atlanta Falcons just pulled off another surprise, swapping their second and third round picks to the Rams for pick #31 and selecting Kaleb McGary. not that you’re overly enthused about that. The Washington tackle comes to the NFL is a strong, mobile and capable player, but many scouts think he’ll fit best at guard over the long haul. Given that the Falcons cannot have just signed two guards and then drafted two of them, though, I bet McGary is coming in to take over at right tackle, relegating Ty Sambrailo to swing tackle duty. McGary was considered a potential first rounder, making this pick a bit less surprising than Lindstrom, but he was not the tackle I would’ve expected Atlanta to grab, especially with those concerns about his ability to handle speed off the edge and his medicals (heart arrythmia, which he reportedly has been cleared to play with). There’s little doubt he’s more talented than Sambrailo, though, and maybe just a smidge more doubt that he’ll be a real upgrade over him in 2019. Long-term, the Falcons have now secured two high-upside linemen who both will have fifth-year options, which is smart roster building if both of those guys work out.I’m less certain McGary will than Lindstrom, and I’m very wary that the Falcons have forced themselves go get a tackle after the huge run on them late in the first round. I don’t know the team’s board, so the hope here has to be that McGary was their guy all along and this isn’t Sam Baker 2.0. If he is and those concerns about his footwork and lateral agility prove to be overblown, McGary will be a long-term starter at right tackle, and the Falcons will suddenly be stocked with above average-to-great tackles and at least one guard. We have to take several leaps in time and leaps of faith to get there Gale Sayers Jersey , though, so for now let’s just settle with “McGary is supposed to be good.” Regardless, this has been a bizarre night for the Falcons, who now have zero day two picks and won’t, barring a move back up into the third round, get to touch their defense until the draft’s third day. We knew that the offensive line was a big-time priority as Matt Ryan gets older, especially after a pretty mediocre year in 2018, but this is a team without a single proven, elite pass rusher, with some of its core stars coming back off of injury, and potentially gaping holes in 2020 when the likes of Vic Beasley, Jack Crawford, Adrian Clayborn, Tyeler Davison, and De’Vondre Campbell hit free agency. They are putting all their eggs into the “we got hurt and Dan Quinn is a better coach basket,” and counting on what admittedly should be one of the league’s elite offenses to make up any deficiencies there. To say that’s risky given how lethargic the defense was a year ago would be underselling things, and I say that as someone who genuinely appreciates how much star power the team has assembled on that side of the ball.This all had better work. The Bears will host safety Ha Ha Clinton-Dix tonight and tomorrow."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 OsSuperfansBreaking News:The Bears' 2019 Draft class is complete!脳NFL Free AgencyLatest NewsNotesBears 2019 free agency tracker: News, signings, cuts, and more New http://www.thebearslockerroom.com/authentic-mike-singletary-jersey ,916commentsThe Bears will host safety Ha Ha Clinton-Dix tonight and tomorrow. CDTShareTweetShareShareBears 2019 free agency tracker: News, signings, cuts, and more Douglas DeFelice-USA TODAY Sports(3/13/2119) - Free agency will officially start today at 3pm Chicago time, so the deals already leaked should be made official at some point. The Bears still have most of that Mack money that they converted sitting around, so where will they spend it? My guess is at safety and outside linebacker. Keep it locked here as we’ll update this tracker all week long. (3/12/2019) - The Bears have added a running back and a nickleback on day one of the early negotiating period of free agency, and with some of Khalil Mack’s salary converted to a signing bonus, the Bears seem like they are ramping up for at least one big move. Bears rumors and roster moves so far:NEW THREAD STARTED RIGHT HEREMarch 13: The Bears will meet with safety Ha Ha Clinton-Dix. (link)March 13: The Bears have signed interior offensive lineman Ted Larsen. March 13: Mark Ingram is signing with the Ravens. (link)March 12: Le’Veon Bell decided to sign with the New York Jets. March 12: Bears reported to be signing Cordarelle Patterson to two-year deal. (link)March 12: Adrian Amos is signing with the Green Bay Packers. (link)March 12: Bears have created $11 million of cap space by converting some of Khalil Mack’s base salary and roster bonus into a signing bonus. (link)March 11: The Bears aren’t likely to receive any compensatory picks again. March 11: (Rumor) Bryce Callahan has six teams bidding for his services. March 11: Top Bears special teamer Josh Bellamy is reportedly on his way to the Jets. March 11: Former Jets defensive back Buster Skrine is on his way to Chicago as the Bears’ likely new nickel cornerback. March 11: The Bears have reportedly signed former Seahawks running back Mike Davis. March 11: There are multiple reports linking the Bears to running back Le’Veon Bell. (link) (link)March 11: The Broncos picked up corner Chris Harris’ 2019 option, but with him expressing adesire to play outside, Denver could still be in the market for a nickleback like Bryce Callahan. (h/t Mile High Report)March 11: Don’t be surprised if the Bears go after WR/RB/KR Cordarrelle Patterson (link)March 11: Bears create $2.25 million in cap space converting Eddie Goldman’s roster bonus to a signing bonus (link)March 11: Bears re-sign Ben Braunecker (link).March 7: Jordan Howard is on the trade block (link).March 6: Bears sign kicker Chris Blewitt (link).March 5: Bears release Sam Acho (link).February 26: Bears restructure Kyle Long’s contract (link)February 22: Bears will release kicker Cody Parkey (link)February 20: Bears release Dion Sims (link).January 26: Bears re-sign Bobby Massie to a four-year deal (link).January 25: Bears sign kicker Redford Jones (link). (3/11/2019) - The Chicago Bears aren’t likely to big players in the 2019 NFL free agency frenzy. But with a couple of in-house starters coming out of contract and a starter rumored to be on the trade block, we’re sure to get our fair share of rumors. The early negotiation window will open at 11 a.m. today (Central time), so some agreed upon deals could be leaked at any time, keep in mind nothing can be official until Wednesday, March 13 at 3:00 (Central) when the 2019 league year starts. Getting awarded compensatory draft picks is something the Bears could have in mind when dealing with their own free agents and when deciding to add a street free agent or a player coming out of contract. Jagaurs’ Tashaun Gipson has been a popular rumored name for the Bears to replace Adrian Amos as the recently cut Jaguar would not count against the Bears in the compensatory pick formula. EDIT: Gipson has signed with the Texans.The latest rumor making the rounds is that the Bears are looking into adding running back Mark Ingram. 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