Would Bears trade Urlacher or Hester for Cutler?

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The Bears can put together a package of draft picks and linebacker Brian Urlacher, who, while not the same player he once was, would give a bad defense credibility and a Broncos fan base a big draw. They could build a package around Devin Hester, who shouldn't be untouchable when the stakes are a franchise quarterback. They can offer up-and-coming young defensive talent such as defensive tackle Marcus Harrison or cornerback Corey Graham, who might appeal to a new coach building for the long haul. They can throw in veterans such as cornerback Nathan Vasher or defensive end Israel Idonije who might interest a team looking for experienced depth. Ben's Take: NFL stars are almost never traded for eachother. When Cutler is moved expect a package of draft picks and a couple guys you've never heard of to be in the deal. Urlacher is better at selling jersey's than playing football -- Chicago Tribune

Six comparable trades in NFL history to gauge the price of an impact, Pro Bowl-caliber player

The Patriots gave up a fourth-round draft pick to the Raiders in 2007 for wide receiver Randy Moss.

The Redskins traded cornerback Champ Bailey and a second-round pick (used to take Tatum Bell) to the Broncos in 2004 for running back Clinton Portis.

The Rams traded second- and fifth-round picks to the Colts in 1999 for running back Marshall Faulk.

The Steelers traded second- and fourth-round picks in 1996 to the Rams for running back Jerome Bettis.

The 49ers traded second- and fourth-round picks to the Bucs in 1987 for quarterback Steve Young.

The Saints traded all of their 1999 draft picks and their first and third picks in 2000 to the Redskins to move up in the draft and select Ricky Williams with the fifth pick overall.

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