The NFL’s ability to engage in legal tampering and official wheeling and dealing with free agents has been the only thing approaching normalcy for sports fans since the NBA announced the suspension of its season on March 11th.
While the Bears brass voice that they are in Mitch Trubisky’s corner, there is an desire to give the shaky signal-caller serious competition entering the 2020 season, something he hasn’t dealt with in his three years in Chicago.
Talk before this off-season was to expect a potential lockout seeing as the players lost big time in the last negotiations back in 2011. Surprisingly, a new CBA seems likely to be put into place starting this year.
It is officially draft week and NFL fans are getting excited for the hope that the 2019 NFL Draft could bring, as are the hundreds of prospects hoping to have […]
Any corner the Bears bring in will be for depth purposes, but that depth projects to be important since both Amukamara and Fuller have dealt with multiple injury issues.
Edge rusher isn’t an area the Bears must target with the 87th pick but it would be smart to acquire a player from that position before the draft ends.
The Bears could elect to select a receiver late in the draft, if they do select a receiver expect that player to be a factor on offense and special teams
Kaden Smith has the potential to become a complete tight end that can be both an inline blocker as well as a formidable receiving option when released on routes.
Ha-Ha Clinton-Dix is likely a short term answer at safety. Drafting a safety would make a lot of sense for the Bears and this class has some depth to it.
Our Chicago Bears reporter breaks down the team’s prospective prospects for the NFL draft, which takes place from April 25-27. Keep coming back each week until then for more scouting reports.
