Veteran Bears Playmaker is Chicago’s Biggest Offseason Loser So Far

The Bears continued to add on the offensive side of the ball early in the draft with their first three picks going to that side. Colston Loveland, Luther Burden III, and Ozzy Trapilo should all be heavily involved in the offense this season under new head coach Ben Johnson.

The offensive line was shored up earlier this offseason via two trades for Joe Thuney and Jonah Jackson, who both should be the starting guards to begin the year.

The Bears’ offense is loaded with talent now, but there is only one ball to go around.

Cole Kmet May Be the Odd Man Out on Offense

Tight end Cole Kmet is coming off his worst year since his rookie season, having only caught 47 balls for 474 yards and four touchdowns.

Anyone who watched a Bears game last season, however, can vouch that it was more often a terrible gameplan versus Kmet underperforming. He was never a big part of the focus and Caleb Williams never got on the same page with him consistently.