Ghostbusters: Afterlife showed this can be weaponized, with pint-size versions of the Stay Puft Marshmallow Man. Godzilla beget Gadzookie, Groot turned into Baby Groot, Bowser turned into Baby Bowser, and DC's Jarro could only have happened after the killer kaiju Starro paved the way. If there's a mathematical formula for cuteness in this meta-loving world we're in now, smaller versions of scary characters are high on the cute quotient. "Sharks that can theoretically get you on both land and in sea should be terrifying and yet he’s utterly adorable," screenwriter Liam Johnson of ITV's Emmerdale tells Newsarama. They just have to make sure their months-long evaluation process yields the correct answer.Ĭlick here to follow the Under Center Podcast.Jeff the Land Shark (Image credit: Marvel Comics) No matter how the first eight picks shake out, Poles, Cunningham, and the Bears should have plenty of options at No.
"I think the whole needs thing kind of - it’s funny, Ryan and I were having this conversation earlier, those needs kind of get ironed out with the whole process, but ultimately it’s the best player available." "I think that’s what we always do is try to take that best player available approach," Cunningham said. 9, where the Bears have six to eight players atop their board and will have to weigh need vs. Those franchise-shaping decisions start at No. "We'll meet after the draft that night, and then we'll come back in on Friday and meet again and see where the board is and we'll make those decisions then." "That's something we'll revisit after Day 1 and see where the dust settles," Cunningham said about trading up on Day 2. But the Bears won't make that decision Thursday. 53), the Bears could look for a way to move up into the 40s to secure a player they love. With a large gap between their first-round pick (No.9) and their first second-round pick (No. The Bears will have plenty of opportunities to move around the draft board during the three-day bonanza. So we kind of have to weigh that versus where we are sitting there at nine if there is a player on the board that we really feel comfortable taking." RELATED: Inside Darnell Wright's impressive pre-draft visit with the Bears
"At least we don't right now, and then you don't know which teams are going to want to trade up and who wants to trade up. "I think that is important cause you really don't know who is going to be there," Cunningham said when asked how the quarterback dominoes could impact a trade decision. 9.īut several scenarios can alter the best-laid plans.
With 48 hours to go until Round 1, the Bears' plan appears to be centered around taking one of the top four offensive tackles - Paris Johnson Jr., Darnell Wright, Peter Skoronski, and Broderick Jones - at No.
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Our pro staff, led by Jeff King, Chris White, along with JJ, they've done a really good job of helping us understand some of those team needs and you kind of have to weigh where we have guys versus what other teams' needs are, and kind of weigh how far we would want to trade that." "When you're looking at the board, you've gotta have a feel for what those team needs are. "That's kind of case-by-case," Bears assistant general manager Ian Cunningham said Tuesday when asked how the Bears are approaching trading down. Should a trade possibility materialize, the Bears will have to decide: How far back is too far back, and what's the right deal to move off a player they love? The Bears remain open to moving further down the draft board Thursday night should the right deal present itself. 9 might not be Poles' only move in Round 1. 1 overall pick to the Carolina Panthers for a haul that included DJ Moore.īut that move down to No. The Bears already made one seismic draft-altering move when general manager Ryan Poles traded the No.
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