Ranking 13 most likely practice squad candidates on Chicago Bears

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2. Jean Delance

Speaking of a player who is making the practice squad due to such a limited sample, Jean Delance has been hard to find on a field this preseason. He played nine preseason snaps total, and none of them came in the preseason finale. He was also the first player to hit the waiver wire.

The team went with Larry Borom and Shon Coleman at right tackle. Still, while Coleman was putting out tape to show that he is healthy, he does not have much upside on the Chicago Bears roster.

Jean Delance is a rookie UDFA from Florida. He has all of the physical traits, but he is very raw in any of the movement skills and techniques. He has just enough upside that if he played more the team could have had others notice. However, with his limited sample the team locked in the idea that he is going ot spend the year on the practice squad. It is best for him and gives Chicago some upside in the chamber.

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