2021 NFL Team Draft Page

The choice of who will be the next Bears' QB is all-consuming in Chicago. Get the QB decision right and this is a playoff team that is one or two offensive starters away from consistently better times. That's easier said than done, but Ryan Pace and Matt Nagy know their jobs are on the line. Russell Wilson has named the Windy City as a preferred destination. Do it, whatever it takes; get Russ cooking in Chicago.


With Wilson on board, Allen Robinson could be persuaded to stay. A-Rob could be franchise tagged if no long-term deal is reached. Wilson will expect better play from the O-Line in his new home, but this pick would go to Seattle if he's acquired. For now, Christian Darrisaw is the pick and he'd provide an upgrade at either OT position for whoever he's protecting in 2021.

- David Payne, DraftTek Senior Analyst

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The Bears will heavily consider drafting a WR in RD1. However, it's a deep receiver class again, so there will be high-level talent available in RD2. The Bears need a guy who can do what Anthony Miller has failed to do in his career so far.

Oklahoma State's Tylan Wallace could provide an underneath threat, able to get separation and, more importantly, gobble up a high volume of receptions. Wallace does have some durability concerns, but his potential is undeniable.

- David Payne, DraftTek Senior Analyst

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