Well done, Bears fans. Here’s a potential quarterback prospect who is a true superstar. Caleb Williams has all the talent in the world to finally be the dynamic passer the Bears have been waiting for and is poised for success. They drafted Roma Odunze with a top-10 pick in the second round and a developmental tackle in the third round with Kiran Amegazie. Austin Booker, who was selected in the 5th round, also had high quality! This draft class is so impactful that the A’s could even pick a punter in the fourth round.
Favorite player: Roma Odunze, WR, Washington (9th overall)
Caleb Williams is too easy, so let’s go with Odunze. It will be interesting to see how Odunze carves out a role as a rookie with Keenan Allen and DJ Moore already on the roster. Long term, this is a great choice for Chicago. Odunze has the ability to be the No. 1 wideout in the NFL and would form a strong duo with Moore. This may not be a flashy rookie season setup, but the Bears are making a smart long-term play with this pick.
Least favorite player: Torrie Taylor, P, Iowa State (122nd overall)
Taylor is a great punter and good enough for a highlight tape, but as a general rule, this should be the pick here. Fourth round punter? What happened to this great country?
draft pick
Round 1, Pick 1: Caleb Williams, QB, USC.
Round 1, Pick 9: Roman Odunze, WR, Washington.
Round 3, Pick 75: Kiran Amegaji, OT, Yale University.
Round 4, Pick 122: Torrie Taylor, P, Iowa State
Round 5, Pick 144: Austin Booker, EDGE, Kansas State.
