Briggs could definetly work on the inside of a 3-4. He's a 4-3 OLB but could fit very well on the inside of a 3-4, heck if it werent for Urlacher he'd be the MLB, plus Briggs was phenominal last year making his trade value very solid. Shawn Rogers is becoming the TO on the defense, he's a bad ass but Detroit soured on him for his attitude and now he is unhappy at Cleveland. Like Raw said, all Detroit has is Ernie Sims and he definelty isnt Briggs. Briggs has bitched for 2 years about his pay and AFTER he got paid he had by a far his best year, i liked seeing that personally from him(i still love that crashed car story). I agree Detroit's #1 cost too much money, its almost as if the #1 really isnt all that great when you count all the guaranteed money. What i think my be interesting is the if Matt Sanchez falls in the draft. The Jets draft #17, just one ahead of the Bears, that one simple slot could hurt if a pre draft trade is worked out where the Broncos pull the trigger if only Sanchez is available. This is pure draft case scenario on my part. Chris Williams. Now i havent seen him play an NFL snap but his scouting report says his weakness is run blocking and thats paramount for a RT. The guy is supposed to be a great player on the island of pass protection as a LT, moving him to RT is taking away his strengths. I dont particurilary like the idea of finesse LT moving to the RT. But if the Bears dont think he can quite handle the LT spot yet (which i dont think is good long term) then we are f'd and its probably even more to get Pace.