Bears: Stealing one player from each NFC North rival

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  • Chicago Bears, Detroit Lions, Green Bay Packers, Harrison Smith, Jordan Love, Kenn Golladay, Minnesota Vikings
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Kenny Golladay, Detroit Lions

With such a talented receiver in Allen Robinson setting the tone, the Chicago Bears need to bring in a running mate to formulate a more dynamic receiving corps. Kenny Golladay from the Detroit Lions is as talented a receiver as there is in the NFL and would be ideal.

Managing to pair Golladay with Robinson would help the Bears’ No. 1 target as he no longer has to carry the spotlight from opposing defenses alone. Teams would simply have to think twice about sending extra attention to Robinson.

There is an additional factor to consider as having a more talented secondary receiver would help whomever is playing quarterback as well. Considering Mitchell Trubisky is still in the fold, providing him with additional help could go a long way.

Best part is, as Detroit continues to usher in young talent to replace top-shelf departures (Hello Jeff Okudah and Darius Slay), Golladay leaving Detroit is a future easy to see coming.

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