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Correction - Bears Weighing Options For First Pick

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Hi Folks, My apologies. I included a story in last night's Daily Email Update about the Bears possib

Hi Folks, My apologies. I included a story in last night's Daily Email Update about the Bears possibly trading the first pick of the 2024 draft that was out of date. We were a little overzealous in our searching for news for you. I'd fire the proofreader but unfortunately, that's me. Expect there to be plenty of discussion on this topic all the way to the draft. With lots of different opinions. For the "Bears should draft Caleb Williams" crowd, our Dave Kluge, [wrote a nice feature here.](=) Bottom line, apologies for my error. Have a great Friday and I hope you have an awesome weekend. J ​ ​ --------------------------------------------------------------- Footballguys Rewards - Be A Hero - Share The Love - Get Cool Swag - Share the Footballguys Daily Update -> Earn Rewards Have friends who'd love our newsletter too? Want free stuff? Give them your unique referral link (below) and get an awesome reward when they subscribe and confirm their email. Just copy your unique referral code below, or click the button to simultaneously share and track your progress. [NAME}37b8a9](=) [facebook]() [twitter](=) [linkedin](=) [email](=) Psst: You have referred 0 people so far [Click To Share](=) --------------------------------------------------------------- [Joe Bryant - Guide - Footballguys.com]() Thank you for subscribing to our Footballguys Daily Update Email! You're subscribed as {EMAIL} To unsubscribe, click [here](. * Sportsguys * 118 N. Peters Rd., Suite 208 * Knoxville[,](=) TN 37923 * News Items Powered By: [USA Today Fantasy Sports]()

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