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2021 Chicago Bears Roster Rank: 90-86

By Parker Hurley

HONOLULU, HI - NOVEMBER 30: Rojesterman Farris II #4 of the Hawaii Rainbow Warriors celebrates with the fans after scoring a touchdown during the fourth quarter of the game against the Army Black Knights at Aloha Stadium on November 30, 2019 in Honolulu, Hawaii. (Photo by Darryl Oumi/Getty Images)
HONOLULU, HI - NOVEMBER 30: Rojesterman Farris II #4 of the Hawaii Rainbow Warriors celebrates with the fans after scoring a touchdown during the fourth quarter of the game against the Army Black Knights at Aloha Stadium on November 30, 2019 in Honolulu, Hawaii. (Photo by Darryl Oumi/Getty Images) /
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As we do every year we will go through the Chicago Bears 2021 roster and rank them on how they should impact the team in 2021. This is a look solely into their 2021 value and how much they can contribute to the team.

We will kick off our ranking at the bottom with 90-86. Get ready to learn about some guys you do not know.

90. Brian Johnson, K

Brian Johnson is a UDFA from Virginia Tech. It is smart to have a backup kicker on the roster heading into training camp when a team like the Chicago Bears has seen the downfall of relying on your guy. However, with the offseason extension of Cairo Santos, you could argue that Johnson is not entering a fair competition in camp. He will get a chance to showcase himself and get some tape out there, but that is the extent for Chicago.

89. Rojesterman Farris, CB

This article is made for learning about guys such as Farris that would never be talked about otherwise. Farris signed as a UDFA from Hawaii with the Atlanta Falcons last season. He is on his third team in his second NFL season but has made his second straight training camp which says more than most.

88. Khalil McClain, WR

McClain is a UDFA from Troy. Check out his draft profile here. To sum it up, size is his best trait, but speed is not. The hope is that they can churn out a bit more athleticism in an NFL weight room. His upside is staying on the practice squad this year, though.

Next. Comparing Darnell Mooney to 2021 draft class. dark

87. Caleb Johnson, LB

The Bears signed Caleb Johnson as a UDFA from  Houston-Baptist. He could be looked at as the hybrid safety-linebacker player that you are seeing in the NFL, but for now, he is competing to make the practice squad. The depth at linebacker being thinner than WR pushes him ahead of McClain.

86. Sam Kamara, DL

Kamara is a defensive lineman from Stony Brook who is a rookie UDFA. Like other small school UDFAs on this list, he will be hoping to catch the eyes of coaches and make the practice squad.

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