Chicago Bears
Despite having literally nine tight ends already on the roster (even after cutting Trey Burton) the Bears spent their first pick of this year’s draft on yet another one.
That said, Notre Dame’s Cole Kmet was a potential first-round pick, and making him the first tight end off the board halfway through the second round was a bargain.
The better pick came just a few spots later, where Chicago landed yet another potential first-rounder, but this time at a position they actually needed to address. Utah cornerback Jaylon Johnson has the size, length and athleticism to be the team’s best cover man sooner than later.