He looks to be pretty solidified at #2 on Chicago's depth chart. I think he could see a lot of balls thrown at him with Mushin always being doubled. I'm a little worried about the Bear's offense though. It's not quite as formidable as the Bengal's, so that could detract from his value. This is also Bernard's magical 3rd year in the league. Who else is out there that you think could blow up this year?
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ericttspikes
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Only if Carson Palmer played for the Bears.
NYGus
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Championship.
Mark Bradley is the guy with the brightest future there. Berrian is a nice speed WR, but I don't see him as a bonafide starter in the NFL. I expect Rashied Davis will also get some snaps as the #2 - generally a WR2BC for the Bears.
sholditch
Footballguy
understatement of the new millenium
ThePassion
Footballguy
If Housh was traded to the Bears he couldn't even be the next Housh... it's more about Carson Palmer
wraith5
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See Also: Muhsin Muhammad 2004 v. Muhsin Muhammad 2005Any other questions about the Bears passing game?!?
To be fair to Muhsin, he was playing with a broken hand for part of last year.
Pedro Cerrano Fan
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The next Housh will most likely be TJ's son.
doughboydeluxe
Footballguy
Did he break it by punching the wall after realizing who his QBs were?
gocats
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Sheriff66
Footballguy
Noahs Troopers
Footballguy
Don't forget about Chad Johnson too.
PatsWillWin
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Curious to know what you think Bradley's ceiling is (he's a FA in one of my dynasty leagues). And I'm pretty sure no one will care if I hijack this thread.
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Chris Henry might be the next Housh.
Draftnik
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or the next Clarett
zamboni
Footballguy
I initially thought of Bradley when I saw this thread - he was really coming on last year before his injury. Given that we've seen the likes of Braylon Edwards return very quickly from his ACL last year, it's possible that Bradley could as well. I'm not close to the situation, but I'm guessing if he shows something early, he could move up to #2. And as for the lackluster passing game, it certainly doesn't look that good with Grossman, but could markedly improve if Griese takes over at some point.
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Henry actually has talent.
Resident A
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The understatement of the year.Berrian is a decent deep threat, but will never be anything close to Housh. He is only starting because the Bears didn't sign anyone better for some reason & Bradley is coming off a torn ACL.
C-Pod
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DING. Fries are done. For an NFL WR2 to be a viable FF WR, he needs at least three of the following ...
1 - The potential to be a WR1 in the NFL
2 - A stellar WR1 drawing the best CB and/or double coverage
3 - A good QB who doesn't tunnel to the WR1 all the time
4 - A reliable running game
WR2's Reggie Wayne, Anquan Boldin, and TJ Housh have the aforementioned. Heck, I might even throw Terry Glenn in that group.
The Bears have only one of those things benefitting their WR2.
rabidfireweasel
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Anquan Boldin does not belong in that group. He put up 1300 and 8 without Fitz. He averages more catches and yards per game than Fitz. He is not a WR2.
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Or maybe not.
Who knew the 2nd option in the passing game would be the slimmed down Desmond Clark?
PahtyTom
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Apparently I jumped on the Desmond Clark bandwagon about 4 years too soon.
