The running back was once viewed as the cornerstone of an NFL offense, with teams using their workhorse to dominate the run game while setting up the passing game. Backs such as Ki-Jana Carter, Bo Jackson, Billy Sims and the late O.J. Simpson were first overall draft picks, showing just how much teams valued the …
Wide receiver Xavier Worthy ran the fastest 40 in NFL Scouting Combine history earlier this year and that caught the eye of the Chiefs.
The Bears will have a long wait before they go back on the clock at No. 75, but there are still several talented prospects available who fit their needs.
In 75 minutes Thursday in Detroit, the Bears drafted their franchise quarterback and a star receiver to pair with him for the next decade. Call it fate or coincidence. Either way, Caleb Williams and Rome Odunze are Bears and they make no small plans for their future in Chicago.