Bears GM Ryan Poles talks about what they'll go through in analyzing QBs in this draft and why they don't regret passing on C.J. Stroud.
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00:03 I don't think so at all.
00:17 I think you have to take in what's best for your team.
00:21 So when you look at that situation
00:23 and how it ended up playing out, to have DJ, to have Darnell,
00:27 to have Stevenson, to have the first overall,
00:29 and the second next year, I feel like that's--
00:32 so there's a lot of it.
00:33 There's the player aspect in terms
00:35 of the human being and the leadership and their maturity.
00:40 And that's the human part.
00:41 And then there's the tape.
00:43 And we'll go through the tape, and we'll
00:44 look at processing and accuracy and all of those things
00:47 to make sure they're on point to feel the best.
00:50 There are situations where you go to and you develop,
00:53 and you may overcome some of the shortcomings
00:56 that you had in college.
00:58 There are situations where it's the group around you
01:02 that elevates you.
01:03 And the other thing, too, is I would also have a little--
01:08 you've got the sample size to be blown away in the NFL.
01:12 You've got to stack year after year after year.
01:14 So historically, we'll look at those quarterbacks
01:17 that have been able to be productive
01:19 for a long period of time and mirror that and compare that
01:23 to some of the guys in the draft.
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