Welcome to our CSN Bears Talk podcast. We are bearing down on the NFL draft.

Yeah, I mean that phrase once again I did last time out too. It's bad, but it's worthy.

Chris Bowden here with you alongside CSNChicago.com's J.J. Sankovitz and Scott Crench. And we will have

three draft preview segments in terms of how it relates to the Bears as the draft approaches

April 27th through the 29th in Philadelphia. And this one is going to strictly deal with the hot

button, the lightning rod position for this team through all the years.

It, of course, is quarterback.

Gentlemen, first of all, thanks for joining it.

Good to see you guys.

And thanks for lending your expertise here.

I was just down at the Combine for one single day to hear John Fox and Ryan Pace speak.

You guys were there a little bit longer last month

and got to see, listen to some of these potential draftees who are all gathered down in

Indianapolis. We'll go over defensive positions on another podcast, other offensive positions

as well. But as we talk about quarterback and get this ball rolling,

before we hear from some of them, before we hear from Roto World's Josh Norris in his evaluation,

if you guys had to pick one quarterback who may turn out to be great by the time his NFL career

is over, it's generally thought of as a

pretty weak quarterback class. But is there one that you guys have a better feeling about than

others? Are we an agreement on this, Scott, the Clemson quarterback? We were. I've changed so

much on these quarterbacks. I flip-flop a lot of them. Watson,

he's the guy I thought of all along was going to be the best quarterback in this class.

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