The 2020 NFL Draft is just over two months away, with the NFL Scouting Combine next up on the draft calendar two weeks from now. But before we can look ahead to April's incoming class for the Bears, we must first look back on how 2019's rookie class panned out for a team that failed to meet expectations in almost every way.
This year will mark the second straight draft that the Bears will be without a first-round pick because of the September 2018 trade for Khalil Mack. The 2020 draft has more optimism around it because Chicago does have two picks in the top 50 (Nos.