J'Marcus Webb News

DECEMBER 02: Jonathan Scott #79, Gabe Carimi #72 and Roberto Garza #63 of the Chicago Bears look over the defensive formation of the Seattle Seahawks The Bears' had major problems on the offensive line over the previous few years.

If 2011 first-round pick Gabe Carimi is trying to punch his ticket out of Chicago after two disappointing seasons, he's on the right path.

Welcome to the 2013 version of Insider's offseason staple series: Red Flags. This is the sixth of an eight-part examination in which Football Outsiders identifies the biggest remaining issue for every NFL team, division by division, after the NFL draft.

In 2011, the previous regime in Chicago liked Gabe Carimi enough to pick him in the first round of the NFL draft.

New Bears head coach Marc Trestman is known as a quarterback guru. He has worked with quarterbacks such as Rich Gannon and Steve Young, each made better in their position with Trestman help.

He has everything in place to have a great year. The Bears have beefed up the offensive line, given him the receivers he wants to work with, and hired a coach who is known to be a quarterback whisperer.

Marc Trestman is introducted as the new head coach of the Chicago Bears at Halas Hall on January 17, 2013 in Lake Forest, Illinois.

Jordan Mills was the Bears' fifth-round draft pick. What did the Bears envision when drafting him? We'll attempt to figure it out.

In our new series looking at each of the draft picks in detail and examining the possibilities for them going forward, we're starting with first-round pick Kyle Long.

In an interview with the Chicago Tribune published Friday night, Bears offensive tackle J'Marcus Webb called his February arrest on drug-related charges "a wake-up call." "I had not been in one of those situations before, but I definitely had to deal with the consequences.

The Bears are wasting little time reaching deals with their 2013 draft class, announcing they've agreed to terms with offensive tackle Jordan Mills and defensive end Cornelius Washington on four-year contracts on Wednesday.

The Chicago Bears knew they needed help at linebacker and on the offensive line, so it was no coincidence they doubled up their efforts at those spots on Saturday's final day of the NFL draft.

Remember last year when everyone was screaming at Chicago Bears GM Phil Emery for ignoring the offensive line? Well, he heard you.

The Bears turned their fifth-round pick into a fifth and a seventh, as Atlanta traded up to pick defensive end Stansley Maponga.

The Bears were in the midst of a wild first round, and they took Kyle Long with the 20th overall pick.

In 2012, Cutler made headlines when he shoved teammate J'Marcus Webb after being buffeted by the Green Bay Packers defense.