5 notes from Chicago Bears first depth chart

CINCINNATI, OH - AUGUST 09: Taquan Mizzell #33 of the Chicago Bears rushes for a one-yard touchdown against the Cincinnati Bengals in the second quarter of a preseason game at Paul Brown Stadium on August 9, 2018 in Cincinnati, Ohio. (Photo by Joe Robbins/Getty Images)
CINCINNATI, OH - AUGUST 09: Taquan Mizzell #33 of the Chicago Bears rushes for a one-yard touchdown against the Cincinnati Bengals in the second quarter of a preseason game at Paul Brown Stadium on August 9, 2018 in Cincinnati, Ohio. (Photo by Joe Robbins/Getty Images)
2 of 5

4. Wide Receiver standings

One position everybody has eyes on is the wide receiver core. We knew that Allen Robinson would top the group, but from there it could be debated. Taylor Gabriel came in as the number, resuming his role, and assuring that Anthony Miller will still work out of the slot primarily even if he is the number two target.

Number four and number five were the two versatile players Patterson and Mizzell. Both could be seen in a similar role, and when Patterson holds off Mizzell, that could be the end for Mizzell. Nonetheless, he is number five right now.

Javon Wims and Riley Ridley come in at number six and number seven. Wims is currently ahead which is no surprise given he is healthy and was on the roster last year. Ridley has missed plenty of time and is sitting at number seven.

Marvin Hall and Tanner Gentry come in at number eight and nine, and Emanuel Hall is below players such as Jordan Wiliams-Lambert and Thomas Ives.  This shows that Hall has a ways to go, and is likely a practice squad stash.

Schedule