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The Chicago Bears’ needs entering the 2019 NFL Draft
Previewing the NFL Draft and analyzing the Bears’ needs position-by-position.
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April 08, 2019 08:54 PM
April 08, 2019 08:54 PM
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On a team with a strong front seven like the Bears ... it’s a potential bonanza to have two ballhawks like Jackson and Clinton-Dix in the secondary.
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To reward the Bears the way Kyle Fuller Fuller and Prince Amukamara did is a high bar for Buster Skrine to clear.
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It gives the Bears the continuity every team likes. This will be the fourth consecutive season that Leno, Long, Whitehair and Massie will be together.
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“He transformed the team on both sides of the ball,” chairman George McCaskey said last month.
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Fixing the team’s field-goal woes is about more than excising one player from the team and believing they’ve exorcised their demons.
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Nichols quickly emerged as a rotation player in Vic Fangio’s defense, then became a starter for most of the second half last season.
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Nagy’s offense spreads the wealth, but each of them expects to put up bigger numbers in the second year of this offense.
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By trading Howard, who was a poor fit in Matt Nagy’s offense, the Bears created their biggest draft need later this month.
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Once he got going, he was as good as advertised. ... Instead of hitting the rookie wall, he was noticeably improving as the season progressed.
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Since being drafted in the second round out of Ashland two years ago, Shaheen has caught 17 passes for 175 yards and four touchdowns.