Chicago Bears Draft: Second round tiered prospect rankings
Now that we got the first group out of the way, we find ourselves looking at players who could actually fall to the Chicago Bears first pick in the 2020 NFL Draft. This seems to be a deep draft. I believe there are more than 32 players in this draft that fall into “first-round grades”. This is great for Ryan Pace who does not have a first-round pick. Now we just need to hope he does not screw it up (that one was for you Pace doubters).
Either way, at least we have an exciting sporting event to look forward to for the next three days. The event can be even more exciting if Pace lands the right players or even makes the right trades. I would love to see him land a first-round talent at pick No. 43 and trade back from pick No. 50 while staying in the second round but also acquiring a third or fourth-round pick.
My ideal players for Pace to land would be Jalen Reagor at pick No. 43 and Lloyd Cushenberry III at either pick No. 50 or somewhere in the second round if they move back somehow. If for some reason one of those players I have ranked in the top three tiers falls, that would be fantastic. However, these players would also be great if they land one.
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21. Jalen Reagor, WR5
22. Patrick Queen, LB2
23. A.J. Epenesa, EDGE3
24. D’Andre Swift, RB1
25. Laviska Shenault, WR6
26. Yetur Gross-Matos, EDGE4
27. Denzel Mims, WR7
28. Jeff Gladney, CB4
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29. Ezra Cleveland, OT4
30. Xavier McKinney, S1
31. A.J. Terrell, CB5
32. Jaylon Johnson, CB6
33. Cesar Ruiz, IOL2
34. Antoine Winfield, Jr., S2
35. Kenneth Murray, LB3
36. Austin Jackson, OT5
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37. Jonathan Taylor, RB2
38. Grant Delpit, S3
39. Brandon Aiyuik, WR8
40. Jeremy Chinn, S4
41. Zach Baun, EDGE5
42. Justin Madubuike, DL3
43. K.J. Hamler, WR9
44. Chase Claypool, WR10
45. Tee Higgins, WR11
Alright, any of these guys would be fantastic at pick No. 43 for Ryan Pace and the Chicago Bears. However, they have another pick just seven selections later. Guess what, there is still plenty of talent left for their second pick. Here is a look at the last group of guys I would still love to see on the Chicago Bears and proves the team can actually trade back from No. 50 into the later part of the second round and gain a third or fourth-round pick.