David

Terrell

Being Chicago’s “No. 1 receiver” may not help Terrell, because he’ll get the opposition’s best cornerback.

It certainly appeared that way Sunday. Terrell will come back to Earth, but he’s worth picking up to make sure.

This underscores the uncertainty in drafting David Terrell, Justin Gage, or Bobby Wade right now. The depth chart is still up for debate. “As far as saying do we have a go-to guy, they’ll determine who the go-to guy is.”

“I know I’m open,” Terrell said. “I know the eye in the sky definitely don’t lie. I’ve got to be the guy... Marty Booker ain’t here no more. This is me. It’s my show.” If football doesn’t work out, Terrell may consider a career as a poet.

Bad news for Justin Gage supporters. At this point, both Terrell and Gage have fantasy potential, but are endgame picks at best in 12 by 15 leagues.

Terrell reportedly has continued to struggle catching balls during the offseason.

Chicago hasn’t indicated publicly what they will do with Terrell. But for now, it appears they still haven’t given up on him. We have.

The Bears can save $750,000 against the cap by letting him go. We think it would be curious to keep the problem child. He’s not talented enough to make his baggage worth it.

Shea comes from the Chiefs and is expected to open up the Bears offense quite a bit. Terrell and Marty Booker could be prime beneficiaries.

Terrell has excelled in offseason workouts - again. He is too risky to draft at this point, but keep an eye on him, Justin Gage, and Bobby Wade. The starter in Chicago’s new system has plenty of upside.