Best- and Worst-Case Scenarios for Chicago Bears’ Top 3 Picks
Published by Matt Eurich on April 14, 2015
Article Source: Bleacher Report - Chicago Bears
Following three disappointing seasons under general manager Phil Emery, the Chicago Bears decided to revamp their organization this offseason by firing Emery and hiring Ryan Pace to be the team’s new general manger.
In order to contend on a yearly basis, Pace will need to do a better job of finding talent in the draft than his predecessor did. Emery drafted two Pro Bowlers in Alshon Jeffery and Kyle Long, but the rest of his picks have failed to have much success in the NFL.
After finishing 5-11 last season, the Bears are set to pick seventh overall in this year’s draft, and they also hold the rights to the 39th pick and the 71st pick in the second and third rounds.
Pace should be able to find talented players in all three rounds, and here are the best- and worst-case scenarios for the Bears’ top three draft picks.
