5 tight ends that Bears could target in 2020 NFL Draft

If the Bears decide to use one of their second-round picks on a tight end, they’ll likely have their pick of the draft class.

2. Brycen Hopkins, Purdue

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Considering the importance of the tight end in Matt Nagy’s offense, Hopkins would be the perfect fit for Nagy’s “U” or “move” tight end. Hopkins is surely a prospect that has caught Chicago’s eye, as they’ve met with him (in person and through FaceTime) three times during this pre-draft process.

The Bears are looking for solid production out of the tight end position, and Hopkins had plenty of it with Purdue. Last season, Hopkins had 830 yards and six touchdowns with the Boilermakers. Hopkins has thrived more as a receiver than a blocker, as evidenced by his speed and effective route running ability.

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