
Bears Secure Number One Overall Pick in Tenth Straight Loss
- January 9, 2023
- 2 minutes read
Number One overall pick SECURED, who are we drafting? From the start, it was the Chicago Bears’ plan to lose this game in order to try and grab the first overall pick. Quarterback Justin Fields was inactive for the game, an indicator that the Bears weren’t seriously competing to win against the Minnesota Vikings this afternoon.
As expected, the offense struggled mightily without most of the starters, although a couple of names stood out. Tight end Cole Kmet made some solid grabs and showed his tough running; he should have an increased role next year. Rookie wide receiver Velus Jones Jr. showed out his speed and agility while he tiptoed down the sideline for a 42 yard rushing touchdown.
Many of the starters on defense were inactive or played very few snaps as well, understandably getting carved up all afternoon. Despite being one of the worst defenses this season, the Bears have a few young cornerstone players that are the staples of the future roster.
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