Chicago Bears who need a dominant training camp: Tajae Sharpe, WR
One other wide receiver I thought was for sure to make the final roster was Tajae Sharpe. Sharpe was the second-tallest wide receiver on the roster at 6’2″ behind Equanimeous St. Brown who stands 6’5″. This was all until the Chicago Bears traded for N’Keal Harry.
When I look at this roster, I have a feeling that N’Keal Harry is going to push Tajae Sharpe off the final 53. When a team trades a seventh-round pick for a player, it means they clearly see some value. I understand that the pick is a 2024 seventh-round pick and that’s still two years out. Not to mention, a seventh-round pick has hardly any value anyway.
Tajae Sharpe was drafted in 2016 by the Tennessee Titans. He spent three years there before being released. He has now spent a season with the Minnesota Vikings and the Atlanta Falcons also. Sharpe could make for a solid WR5 or WR6 on any roster, but he’s going to need to prove himself during training camp to stick around in Chicago.