The tight end group for the Chicago Bears has been the talk of the last 12 months around the proverbial water cooler for us fans.
When their 2019 training camp was going on, fans were hopeful that Adam Shaheen would finally live up to his draft status and that Trey Burton would bounce back from his injuries.
As the 2019 season got started we were still waiting for those two to show us anything, and the lack of production from that position was a discussion topic all season long.
After ending up with the least productive tight ends in the league, the Bears added several players to the position group in hopes that they would turn things around in 2020.