As OTAs continue at Halas Hall with mandatory minicamp scheduled for mid-June, questions have arisen about where Claypool is at in terms of understanding the offense and more importantly, developing chemistry with Fields.
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LAKE FOREST, Ill., - When general manager Ryan Poles traded away a 2023 second-round pick for wide receiver Chase Claypool during last season's trade deadline, his thought process was simple: Acquire another pass catcher for quarterback Justin Fields.Ī 2020 second-round pick, Claypool is currently in the midst of his first full offseason with the Bears. Scroll below to see some of the reactions following the news that broke on Monday. Is Callahan completely out? Is Skrine going to be solely a nickelback? Not long after the report surfaced on Monday night, many wondered what exactly Skrine's addition means for the Bears moving forward. At 5'9" and 185 pounds, Skrine has prototypical size for the nickelback position at the NFL level. He ended that season with 67 tackles, 18 pass deflections and four interceptions. His most productive season came back in 2014 with the Browns. He has recorded 459 tackles, 3.5 sacks, 79 pass deflections and nine interceptions in his NFL career. After four years with the Browns between 20, Skrine joined the New York Jets in 2015. Skrine is currently viewed as the replacement for Bryce Callahan at the nickelback position.Ī fifth-round pick of the Cleveland Browns in 2011, Skrine has played in 123 games in his NFL career. The second bit of news that hit was the team is set to sign veteran defensive back Buster Skrine to a contract. The first report that came out suggested the Bears will be signing running back Mike Davis once free agency begins. The Chicago Bears kept quiet throughout much of Monday's insanity in the NFL until the evening hours approached.
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