Chad Ryan

@BBGreatMoments Mark Grace. Most hits and doubles in the decade (most people don’t know this). Four Gold Gloves. No batting gloves. Regularly got hammered in Wrigleyville and footraced fans on the streets. Smoked cigs. And the inventor of the “Slumpbuster” (look it up). Absolute legend.

@chrisk024 @danpompei If it stays as is, then yeah, that’s how it’ll play out, for sure. But like I said, I still expect them to add a real WR3 (which only helps, obviously).

@TheRealChadRyan @danpompei Raymond basically a WR4 because Loveland will be our go to pass catcher

Ben Johnson tells me he can envision Kalif Raymond being the Bears' No. 3 WR. And that's one big reason Raymond is a former Lion. I've been working on this story since last season, and am making it free to read without a sub here. nytimes.com/athletic/71407…

Nebraska vs Iowa

@chrisk024 @danpompei We sure do! And he’ll be an All Pro. Not a WR tho…

@TheRealChadRyan @danpompei We have Colston Loveland

Kids today just don’t understand.

@brendan_cubs @OutOfTheVines Perfectly said.

Nico Hoerner is the heart and soul of the Chicago Cubs. He personifies intensity, professionalism, work ethic, success, adaptability, and team-first. He is exactly what every coach should want their player to embody. He is the one.

@abworth2813 @ProBoxingFans @FloydMayweather @SugarRayLeonard No I didn’t see that Bud said that! Bud is that rare ‘humble’ fighter tho - doesn’t really change how I think about it tbh. I’d still give him a chance. Can make tha argument that his ring IQ is right up there with Floyd’s & he has even more firepower. Probably favor Floyd 60-40.

@TheRealChadRyan @ProBoxingFans @FloydMayweather @SugarRayLeonard Only fighter that could beat a prime Mayweather is Crawford & Crawford admitted that only Floyd would trouble him. Did you see his tweet?

A fantasy fight for the AGES 🔥 🇺🇸 @FloydMayweather 🆚 @SugarRayLeonard 🇺🇸 Who would have won? 🤔

@abworth2813 @ProBoxingFans @FloydMayweather @SugarRayLeonard I think I agree with you on this. Although Bud might have something to say about that.

@TheRealChadRyan @ProBoxingFans @FloydMayweather @SugarRayLeonard Mayweather does not lose to anyone in his natural weight class which is up to 147. His IQ is the best we’ve seen & his defence is the best we’ve seen.

Republic of Chad

Random fact: Chad has the most camels in the world. About 10 million Camels.

@RobertSalkeld2 @ChiBearsHistory Ray Lewis is commonly thought to have been the best LB of their era, with Urlacher being 2nd. But in today’s game..?! Urlacher’s sideline-sideline skillset would make him MUCH more valuable than Ray. (Ray would probably be an Edge in today’s game tbh)

@RobertSalkeld2 @ChiBearsHistory Fair enough. Personally, I don’t even think Mike was the best LB on THAT team. Emotional on-field leader, for sure. But Wilbur Marshall was more talented/versatile. And that’s the thing about Urlacher… his versatility. Would’ve been dominant in ANY era…

DA BEARS ARE THE HOME OF THE LINEBACKER.

@BeardDaDon Harden. Spacing is much better and lightens the load on Donovan’s shoulders.

Let’s revisit this question, Would You Rather? (No Injuries) Keep the Cavs offense with James Harden’s elite playmaking Or Go back to the faster-paced style with Darius Garland

@Chicago_NFL These trade downs are cute and they make your mocks look great, I just don’t think it’s a realistic scenario in this draft.

Thursday Mock Draft - #DaBears

@Beveroth @ChiBearsHistory Basing your performance evaluations off of who was bigger when you met them well after their playing careers is hilarious. (As a lifelong Bears fan, I love all three of them - don’t get me wrong. Urlacher was just objectively better)

@TheRealChadRyan @ChiBearsHistory Yes, they absolutely were. Especially Butkus, he destroyed the offense. That man was still huge when I met him in 2016. Urlacher late last year, not so much. Both were great.

there's something so beautiful about a ballpark being in the middle of a neighborhood Wrigley Field is the absolute best

@Coach_ChadJohn @NC_FB_Connect OL

I just finished an offensive line manual I wish I had early in my career. Not more plays. Not more scheme. Just a simple system: – Indy – Technique – Combos – Fixes – Friday adjustments No fluff. Comment “OL” and I’ll send it.