How the Bears could line up for the 2020 season
The Chicago Bears went 8-8 last year, finishing third in the NFC North. The offense was among the least productive units in the NFL, and with doubts surrounding Mitchell Tribusky, Chicago acquired Nick Foles from Jacksonville. Whoever is at quarterback will be supported by a capable defense that has been dominant at times. Offensive improvement will be the key if the Bears want to get back to the playoffs.
Chicago Bears 2020 Preview and Predictions
So how will the Bears look in 2020? Check out their projected depth chart below.
Chicago Bears 2020 Depth Chart
| Offense | ||||
| WR | 12 | Allen Robinson II | 83 | Javon Wims |
| WR | 84 | Cordarrelle Patterson | 88 | Riley Ridley |
| WR | 17 | Anthony Miller | 19 | Ted Ginn Jr. |
| LT | 72 | Charles Leno Jr. | 78 | Jason Spriggs |
| LG | 68 | James Daniels | 62 | Corey Levin |
| C | 65 | Cody Whitehair | 67 | Sam Mustipher |
| RG | 74 | Germain Ifedi | 69 | Rashaad Coward |
| RT | 70 | Bobby Massie | 64 | Alex Bars |
| TE | 80 | Jimmy Graham | 85 | Cole Kmet (R) |
| QB | 9 | Nick Foles | 10 | Mitchell Trubisky |
| RB | 32 | David Montgomery | 29 | Tarik Cohen |
| Defense | ||||
| DE | 96 | Akiem Hicks | 95 | Roy Robertson-Harris |
| DT | 90 | John Jenkins | 63 | Lee Autry |
| DE | 98 | Bilal Nichols | 92 | Brent Urban |
| OLB | 52 | Khalil Mack | 50 | Barkevious Mingo |
| ILB | 59 | Danny Trevathan | 45 | Joel Iyiegbuniwe |
| ILB | 58 | Roquan Smith | 55 | Josh Woods |
| OLB | 94 | Robert Quinn | 47 | Isaiah Irving |
| CB | 23 | Kyle Fuller | 24 | Buster Skrine |
| CB | 33 | Jaylon Johnson (R) | 22 | Kevin Toliver II |
| S | 39 | Eddie Jackson | 27 | Sherrick McManis |
| S | 38 | Tashaun Gipson Sr. | 26 | Deon Bush |
| Specialists | |||||
| K | 15 | Eddy Pineiro | KR | 84 | Cordarrelle Patterson |
| P | 16 | Pat O'Donnell | PR | 29 | Tarik Cohen |
Note: Depth chart subject to change, (R) indicates rookie
(Top photo courtesy of chicagobears.com)
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