While the Chicago Bears may have finished with the worst record in the NFL, there is plenty of hope surrounding this season. After finding prior diamonds in the rough with Darnell Mooney and Jack Sanborn, the Bears will look to get a moderate contribution from this years squad. A late round pick Roschon Johnson could be this years Hidden Gem.<\/p>\n
Sad to say that many may only know him for being the backup to generational prospect Bijan Robinson<\/a>, Johnson had a solid career at Texas. While he may have been the Robin of this dynamic duo, he has plenty of talent in his own right. Watching games from last season, Johnson pops off the screen by his physical style of play. Some may use the argument that he wasn\u2019t good enough to beat out Robinson so he can\u2019t succeed at the next level. There have, however, been plenty of examples of electric duos in college that have succeeded in the NFL such as Barry Sanders and Thurman Thomas, Reggie Bush and Lendale White, Saquon Barkley and Miles Sanders.<\/p>\n Bears fans will get a hit of nostalgia when they watch Roschon Johnson play. He has a very similar style to former Bear stud Jordan Howard. As they both share a similar size, they also share a similar style of play. Both running backs seek out contact rather than how to get around it. They share a low center of gravity which they both use at the point of contact to keep their feet driving. While he may not blow fans away with his pure burst, Johnson can get this team back to playing Chicago football. This team will look more and more like the one this former offensive lineman Ryan Poles is trying to put together.<\/p>\n Roschon Johnson REFUSED to go down \ud83d\udcaa pic.twitter.com\/SnUm3hwqbR<\/a><\/p>\n — SportsCenter (@SportsCenter) September 19, 2021<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\nWho He Will Remind Fans Of<\/h3>\n
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