2020 NFL Draft: 5 sleeper targets for the Chicago Bears

Here are five potential late-round targets for the Chicago Bears in the 2020 NFL Draft.

While much of the attention is put upon the first round of the NFL Draft, teams are built on Day Three.

According to Spotrac, the Chicago Bears have roughly $24 million to spend on free agents which doesn’t present them with a lot of buying power. Additionally, they are without their first-round pick which they traded to the Las Vegas Raiders in the Khalil Mack trade.

The Chicago Bears have eight total 2020 NFL Draft picks, with only two for the entirety of day two, and their other six picks coming on day three. With a limited amount of high draft picks, the Bears will have to get crafty with their draft capital.

Currently, the Bears have needs along the offensive line, outside pass rusher, cornerback and at tight end. While safety looks solid with Eddie Jackson holding down the back end, 2019 free-agent signee Ha Ha Clinton-Dix will more than likely test free-agency which could cause the Bears to address the position at some point.

And while four-year quarterback Mitchell Trubisky looks to be the Chicago Bears starter going into the 2020 NFL season. We could see them take a late-round flier on a developmental quarterback as an insurance policy for Trubisky that may potentially be a starter for them down the road.

With their needs made aware of, here are five potential, late-round sleepers that the Chicago Bears could take advantage of in the 2020 NFL Draft.