After an active free agency period, the Chicago Bears find themselves in an interesting spot with the 10th overall pick. If there’s a world where the Bears don’t have an obvious choice in the first round, trading back could be a logical move. The hard part is figuring out who would be the best selection. Should the Bears decide to move down in the first round, here are some intriguing prospects they could target.<\/p>\n
Many Bears fans are lobbying for Ashton Jeanty,<\/a> but if he’s off the board before pick 10, does it still make sense to take a running back in the first round? Trading back for Omarion Hampton<\/a> could be the next-best alternative.<\/p>\n Hampton finished last season with 38 receptions<\/a>\u2014more than Jeanty, TreVeyon Henderson, Kaleb Johnson, and Quinshon Judkins,<\/a> to name a few. He has already shown he can handle a three-down workload, with his rare blend of speed, power, and elusiveness which makes him a nightmare for defenders. Adding him to the offense could help transform the Bears into one of the most electrifying units in the NFL.<\/p>\n Omarion Hampton is an absolute workhorse. <\/p>\n \u2796 6\u20190\/220lbs | 21 Years Old He\u2019s going to be a damn good football player. Some Josh Jacobs\/Nick Chubb to his game\u2026 pic.twitter.com\/kdt54DBWwH<\/a><\/p>\n — SCOUTD (@scoutdnfl) February 21, 2025<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n\n
\u2796 1222 Yards After Contact (#2 in FBS)
\u2796 73 Missed Tackles Forced
\u2796 Good Pass-Catcher, Vision, Instincts<\/p>\n