Jenkins cost the Bears their third-round selection (83), second-round pick (52) and first-round pick (204) in the sixth round. They gained the 151st overall pick in Round 5, as well as the option to choose Jenkins at 39. The 6'5", 250-pounder ran a 4.54 40-yard dash at the NFL Combine. He had 11 sacks last season for North Carolina State. The Bears traded away two second-round picks to move into the top 10. Those picks are No. 34 and No. 79. The other four teams ahead of them on the draft board all have quarterbacks going in the top five. Chicago has shown an interest in Florida State's Jameis Winston and Ohio State's Braxton Miller, but they could also look outside the quarterback class at some point during the draft. General manager Phil Emery said after the draft that they would not be afraid to take a quarterback early. This trade shows that he is looking for more than just a backup plan. If Winston or Miller falls to No. 34, we might see him pull the trigger on someone unexpected. Bears fans should feel good about this pick. Jenkins is a talented player who fits what this team wants to do on defense. They used their first two picks on players who can help right away in Chicago.