Everywhere you look, the Bears are solid at worst and even have some star power at most positions with one exception.
They may turn out to be just fine, or even better, at tight end, but it is the one position where there has to be at least some concern that the Bears may not be good enough to allow Matt Nagy to run his offense the way he hopes to.
If you doubt there are concerns about this spot up at Halas Hall, consider the team went to its veteran minicamp in mid-June with more undrafted rookie free agents at the position – Dax Raymond, Ian Bunting, Ellis Richardson and Jesper Horsted – than it had vets who’ve lined up there in an NFL game – Trey Burton, Adam Shaheen and Ben Braunecker.