The Chicago Bears didn’t play it cheap this off-season. They approached the past two months with the clear intention of doing everything possible to build Caleb Williams’ supporting cast. Most people expected that mission to focus on the offensive line and running backs. While that proved true, the team caught everybody by surprise when they used their first two picks on a tight end (Colston Loveland) and a wide receiver (Luther Burden). That second one raised eyebrows since the Bears already had DJ Moore and Rome Odunze. They’d also signed solid veteran Olamide Zaccheaus.
Ben Johnson didn’t hide from questions about those decisions. He made it clear that the intent moving forward is straight competition. Nobody on this roster is safe anymore.
“There is no depth chart right now. If you want to play, you’ve got to go earn it. If you want a role, you’ve got to go
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