Welcome and thank you for joining us on our post first round edition of our Bears Talk podcast.

I'm Chris Bowden.

And in case you missed our special last night on CSN, have no fear.

It's right here.

After the Bears' stunning move, we'll hear from GM Ryan Pace, his new quarterback, his college coach, and from our analysts who weighed in, along with me, the executive editor, Pro Football Weekly, and contributed to the Sun Time, 670 of the score in Westwood won, Hubarkish.

And the very productive fourth round pick from the Bears' 2004 draft, former defensive end, Alex Brown.

There are always surprises on day one of the draft, and you didn't have to wait long this time,

and it was the Chicago Bears that stunned everyone early on moving up one spot from third to second

in a trade with San Francisco while also sacrificing their third round draft pick tomorrow,

one of their two fourth rounders on Saturday, as well as a third rounder in 2018, using it on North Carolina quarterback Mitchell Tribisky.

Gentlemen, the floor is yours.

Well, I think there's kind of three points here.

Number one, you asked me last night, you know, would I be upset if they took a quarterback

in the first round?

The answer was no.

As a matter of fact, knowing what a wasteland it's been in Chicago for so long, to go get

the best free agent, to get one of the top quarterbacks in the draft. I admire the boldness of that move.

Now, I move to my second point.

I don't think that Ms. Trubisky is the best quarterback prospect in this draft.

When it comes down to my opinion or Ryan Pace, I defer to Ryan Pace.

He's much smarter about this than me.

But I get to point three, which is where I'm kind of troubled, I hate the trade.

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