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Ricky Wagner), but failed to complete a deal.

#Projected 2016 2017 charlotte hornets roster free#

The Bears tried to sign some big-name free agent offensive tackles (i.e. Brown could develop into a solid backup option. Don't sleep on Daniel Brown, a former wide receiver who played pretty well down the stretch last season. In a rebuilding year, why not give second-round pick Adam Shaheen as much playing time as possible? Shaheen will definitely face a learning curve jumping from small Ashland College to the NFL, but 2017 could be the perfect time for him to experience the growing pains.įree agent signee Dion Sims is primarily a blocker, and veteran Zach Miller could be on the roster bubble after battling injuries the past couple of seasons. Markus Wheaton will face competition from Victor Cruz and Kendall Wright for the third receiver position, but Wheaton gets the nod here just because he's on a two-year contract and Cruz/Wright are on one-year, "prove it" deals. 2015 first-round pick Kevin White has to stay healthy (he's missed 28 games in his two-year career), and Cameron Meredith has to show his 2016 season wasn't just a one-year wonder. Wide Receivers: Kevin White, Cameron Meredith, Markus Wheaton The biggest question Howard still has to answer, however, is if he can avoid the "sophomore slump" that many others have suffered (i.e. His carries could be reduced by rookie Tarik Cohen, but Howard appears to be ready for another terrific season in 2017.

#Projected 2016 2017 charlotte hornets roster pro#

By making the Pro Bowl his rookie season (after essentially sitting out the first three games of the year), Howard is seen as a crucial building block for the Bears offense. If he's competent, however, he could be a nice trade chip. If Glennon stinks, he'll be gone next offseason. Fans will certainly be calling for Mitch Trubisky to start sooner rather than later, but the Bears are prepared for 2017 to be a "redshirt" year for the second-overall pick. After signing a three-year, $45 million deal in March (although it's essentially a one-year contract), Glennon will be under center for most of the 2017 season unless he gets hurt.

With this being said, let's take a look at the projected starters on offense for Week 1 against the Atlanta Falcons.įor now, Glennon is the starter. With free agency and the draft both in the books, not much is expected to change with the roster between now and the 53-man cut in early September. Projecting the offensive starters for the Chicago Bears in the 2017 NFL season after the draft and heading into the heart of the offseasonįor the most part, the Chicago Bears roster is set for the 2017 season.