There’s no discounting the fact that there’s been a significant overhaul in talent in the past two years for the Chicago Bears. Even with unfortunate injuries to players such as Hroniss Grasu and Kevin White, general manager Ryan Pace has done well in accumulating contributors and potential long-term foundational pieces.
From draft picks in Eddie Goldman and Jordan Howard to Leonard Floyd and Cody Whitehair along with other un-drafted guys like Cameron Meredith or the oft-injured but promising Bryce Callahan, the picture of a brighter future has begun to take shape for the Bears.
There’s enough new young faces to consider a rhyme and reason for this individual talent acquired to come together on some level, even if the overall results aren’t there yet.