Chicago Bears: 5 Ideal Three-Round 2017 Draft Scenarios

Myles Garrett . 1. player. 57. Ryan Pace is all about getting the best players available. There is no question that pass rusher Myles Garrett will be arguably the top prospect in the 2017 draft. He’s a special player who can do almost anything he wants on the field. He’s big, strong, fast, agile and knows how to get to the quarterback. He can fit in any scheme. With Lamarr Houston all but done after his knee injury and Pernell McPhee an unknown, it makes perfect sense for the Bears to seek pairing him with Leonard Floyd.. OLB. Texas A&M

player. 57. Spread offense quarterbacks really scare the daylights out of defenses but also pro football teams. Their lack of knowledge of intricate formations and pro-style playbooks makes them instant developmental prospects due to the learning curve. Still many of them have enough talent to make it worth the risk. Luke Falk is one of them. The Washington State passer has size and a live arm. He knows how to get the ball out fast and delivers with accuracy, even under pressure. Put him in an offense that fits his strengths and he can be deadly.. QB. Washington State. Luke Falk . 2

3. player. 57. Blocking on the edge is going to demand all the attention for the Bears brass in 2017 since it’s far and away their biggest problem. Mason Cole doesn’t get a ton of headlines because of many high profile teammates at Michigan, but he’s quietly because one of their most dependable players. After showing movement skills and toughness at tackle, the Wolverines have shifted him to center. That kind of versatility is rare. Given he’s working under Jim Harbaugh, it’s safe to say he’s well-coached too.. OT. Michigan. Mason Cole