In a season where the Chicago Bears were supposed to contend for a Super Bowl, the team grossly underachieved, leaving many questions about their roster. They are hoping to find some answers to these questions in the 2020 NFL Draft. Let’s take a look at the full seven-round Chicago Bears mock draft.
As we go through each pick, we will compare mock drafts for the Bears from many experts across the industry in hopes to gain the most accurate direction the team will go in for each given pick.
Bears Draft Picks
- Round 2, Pick 11 (No. 43 Overall, from Raiders via Khalil Mack trade)
- Round 2, Pick 18 (No. 50 Overall)
- Round 5, Pick 18 (No. 163 Overall)
- Round 6, Pick 17 (No. 196 Overall)
- Round 6, Pick 21 (No. 200 Overall, from Eagles via Jordan Howard trade)
- Round 7, Pick 12 (No. 226 Overall, from Raiders via Khalil Mack trade)
- Round 7, Pick 19 (No. 233 Overall)
Chicago Bears Mock Draft
- All CBS Sports predictions are according to Ryan Wilson.
- All USA Today (DraftWire) predictions are according to Luke Easterling.
- All Bleacher Report predictions are according to Matt Miller.
- All WalterFootball predictions are according to Walter Cherepinsky.
- All Sporting News predictions are according to Vinnie Iyer.
Round 2
Pick No. 43
– Bleacher Report: Kyle Dugger, S (Lenoir-Rhyne)
– CBS Sports: Robert Hunt, G (Louisiana)
– USA Today: Cole Kmet, TE (Notre Dame)
– WalterFootball: Ezra Cleveland, OT (Boise State)
– Sporting News: Grant Delpit, S (LSU)
Consensus Position: Safety (2/5)
Consensus Player: (N/A)
Pick No. 50
– Bleacher Report: Cole Kmet, TE (Notre Dame)
– CBS Sports: Antoine Winfield Jr., S (Minnesota)
– USA Today: Noah Igbenoghene, CB (Auburn)
– WalterFootball: Jalen Reagor, WR (TCU)
– Sporting News: Raekwon Davis, DT (Alabama)
Consensus Position: (N/A)
Consensus Player: (N/A)
Round 5
Pick No. 163
– Bleacher Report: Darryl Williams, G (Miss St.)
– CBS Sports: Dane Jackson, CB (Pittsburgh)
– USA Today: Mykal Walker, LB (Fresno State)
– WalterFootball: Malik Harrison, LB (Ohio State)
– Sporting News: Logan Stenberg, G (Kentucky)
Consensus Position: Linebacker or Guard (2/5)
Consensus Player: (N/A)
Round 6
Pick No. 196
– Bleacher Report: Jon Runyan, OT (Michigan)
– CBS Sports: Isaiah Coulter, WR (Rhode Island)
– USA Today: Scott Frantz, OT (Kansas)
– WalterFootball: Joshua Kelley, RB (UCLA)
– Sporting News: Jacob Breeland, TE (Oregon)
Consensus Position: Offensive Tackle (2/5)
Consensus Player: (N/A)
Pick No. 200
– Bleacher Report: DeeJay Dallas, RB (Miami)
– CBS Sports: Charlie Heck, OT (North Carolina)
– USA Today: Jonathan Garvin, EDGE (Miami)
– WalterFootball: Alex Givens, OT (Ole Miss)
– Sporting News: Antonio Gibson, WR (Memphis)
Consensus Position: Offensive Tackle (2/5)
Consensus Player: (N/A)
Round 7
Pick No. 226
– Bleacher Report: Harrison Hand, CB (Temple)
– CBS Sports: Tyler Huntley, QB (Utah)
– USA Today: Kendrick Rogers, WR (Texas A&M)
– WalterFootball: Tino Ellis, CB (Maryland)
– Sporting News: Trevon Hill, EDGE (Miami)
Consensus Position: Cornerback (2/5)
Consensus Player: (N/A)
Pick No. 233
– Bleacher Report: Grayland Arnold, CB (Baylor)
– CBS Sports: DeeJay Dallas, RB (Miami)
– USA Today: Robert Windsor, DL (Penn State)
– WalterFootball: Charlie Taumoepeau, TE (Portland State)
– Sporting News: Nate Stanley, QB (Iowa)
Consensus Position: (N/A)
Consensus Player: (N/A)
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