4. Wide receiver
Wide receiver is far from the biggest concern on Chicago’s offense, but it’s still a need. Following the release of Taylor Gabriel earlier this offseason, the Bears are looking for a speedy receiver to complement No. 1 wide-out Allen Robinson. While the Bears passed on some top receiving talent in the second round, they could snag a developmental prospect with one of their Day 3 picks.
The Bears should use one of their late-round picks to snag an intriguing receiving prospect. Some receivers that are still on the board include Liberty’s Antonio Gandy-Golden, Texas A&M’s Quartney Davis, Ohio State’s KJ Hill and Michigan’s Donovan Peoples-Jones.