Chicago Bears: 5 Ideal Three-Round 2017 Draft Scenarios

Leonard Fournette . 1. player. 57. Assuming John Fox is still head coach of the team going into 2017, one would be remiss if they didn’t bring up the fact of how much he loves to run the football. He has no qualms about taking running backs early in the draft. He did it twice during his time in Carolina. Both became Pro Bowlers. So it’s safe to say he’d jump at the chance for a beast like Leonard Fournette. A true three-down back with the total package of size, strength, speed, and vision. This is the kind of rare talent that defenses would have to game plan for.. RB. LSU

2. player. 57. Often the quarterbacks that stick out are the ones who just seem to have a feel for the game. Mason Rudolph gives off such an impression. Not only is he a healthy 6’5″ with a solid arm, but watching the tape reveals a player with a calm feel inside the pocket. He keeps his eyes down the field even under pressure and has the strength to wiggle out of tackles. His accuracy and ball placement are positive as well. There are some mechanical things for him to work on, but there is more than enough for any team to work with.. QB. Oklahoma State. Mason Rudolph

Nobody is going to know about Kylie Fitts come draft time. Or at least not enough people. Part of that is because he had to replace school sensation Nate Orchard and was doing so very well. Then he got hurt. Now he’s lost for the season. That will likely drop him in the draft, but this 6’4″ kid has a solid build with strength and enough athleticism to generate consistent pressure off the edge. It really looked like he was coming into his own prior to the injury. Another young linebacker for Fangio to mold.. OLB. Utah. Kylie Fitts . 3. player. 57