Nfl draft

• What do the Bears need in the upcoming NFL draft? Don't ask. New general manager Phil Emery addresses his team's weaknesses with the same philosophy as he does with his team's strengths. ''The more information you put out . . .
(Chicago Sun-Times)
• Sixth in a series exploring the April 26-28 NFL draft. Next: Receivers. Many teams would love to find a big tight end who can run, catch and block like Rob Gronkowski, but they wont find one in this draft.
(Chicago Tribune)
• One of my greatest memories (and learning experiences) from my days as an NFL executive was being around Bill Walsh during draft preparation.
(NFL)
• Michael Lombardi of NFL.com today wrote an interesting column about former San Francisco 49ers coach Bill Walsh's approach to the draft that included a good reminder for all of us who closely follow the draft process.
(Green Bay Press-Gazette)
• The Chicago Bears have plenty of needs to address at this years NFL draft, but one position they must seriously consider upgrading is at the tight end, something they could fulfill rather quickly by taking the Stanford Cardinals Coby Fleener.
(Bleacherreport.com)
• With the 2012 NFL draft about a week away, there has been a lot of chatter lately about a team moving up to trade for the No. 3 overall pick. The spot is currently held by the Minnesota Vikings, who are willing to move the pick.
(ESPN)
• Finding a pass rusher in the NFL draft is as simple as with any other game-changing position.
(Chicago Sun-Times)
• David Hawthornes exit makes middle linebacker a pressing matter that the Seattle Seahawks have yet to address with starting-caliber replacement.
(Oregonian)