NFL Draft 2011: 5 Speedy WRs Perfect for Jay Cutler Bombs
Published by Ken Beaver on April 19, 2011
Article Source: Bleacher Report - Chicago Bears
It’s no secret that the Bears need a number one wideout. Though the receiving corps features a wealth of raw speed, inadequate size, poor route-running and lack of separation skills necessitate adding a truly elite playmaker at the position. By doing so, the Bears could move Johnny Knox into the number two (a position where he actually could be among the best in the league as opposed to one of the worst), put Earl Bennett in the slot where he belongs and allow Devin Hester to focus predominantly on returns.
These moves, however, will be dependent upon the Bears ability to acquire a consistent primary receiver through the draft. Because the Bears don’t draft until the 29th overall pick and will likely use that selection on a different position, I’m going to look at some deeper picks who may yet possess the ability to emerge as number one NFL receivers.
