The One Bears Training Camp Subplot Nobody is Talking About
Jun 18, 2018 7:06:53 GMT -6
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Post by MartianBearsFan on Jun 18, 2018 7:06:53 GMT -6
The Chicago Bears training camp list of stories to follow is more extensive than its been in a long time. New head coach Matt Nagy enters his first year at the job. He’s joined by young quarterback Mitch Trubisky, making them the offensive coach and young QB pairing the Bears haven’t done since Ditka and McMahon. Roquan Smith, their first inside linebacker draft in the first round since Brian Urlacher will get going on defense.
A huge competition at wide receiver. Sorting out a weird situation at the edge rush position. Seeing how Tarik Cohen will be used in the new scheme. There’s no shortage of things to watch. However, there may be one that’s getting a bit overlooked. It can’t be a surprise. Eyes of fans always turn to the big names. The starters. They can’t afford too much attention to obvious reserves.
Even so, this impending story is a fascinating one. Rashaad Coward was an undrafted free agent for the Bears in 2017. After a year spent on the practice squad as a defensive lineman, the new coaching staff made the decision to shift him to the offensive line. It might not seem like much now, but it’s a move that paid off big for Chicago in the past.
Read More: sportsmockery.com/2018/06/the-one-bears-training-camp-subplot-nobody-is-talking-about/
A huge competition at wide receiver. Sorting out a weird situation at the edge rush position. Seeing how Tarik Cohen will be used in the new scheme. There’s no shortage of things to watch. However, there may be one that’s getting a bit overlooked. It can’t be a surprise. Eyes of fans always turn to the big names. The starters. They can’t afford too much attention to obvious reserves.
Even so, this impending story is a fascinating one. Rashaad Coward was an undrafted free agent for the Bears in 2017. After a year spent on the practice squad as a defensive lineman, the new coaching staff made the decision to shift him to the offensive line. It might not seem like much now, but it’s a move that paid off big for Chicago in the past.
Read More: sportsmockery.com/2018/06/the-one-bears-training-camp-subplot-nobody-is-talking-about/
