2. WR Anthony Miller
Anthony Miller is poised for a breakout season in 2020. With the release of Taylor Gabriel, Miller looks to be the No. 2 receiver opposite Allen Robinson. While Miller had a slow start to his 2019 campaign, when the offense started to heat up, so did Miller. There was a five-game stretch where he tallied 33 receptions for 431 yards and two touchdowns between Weeks 11-15. Miller finished the year with 52 receptions for 656 yards and two touchdowns.
Unfortunately, Miller suffered another shoulder injury, which required surgery, but he’s expected to be ready to go for training camp. Miller has shown that he’s capable of being a downfield threat for the Bears, and this year could surely be his breakout year.
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