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Who Bears could draft to fill Ben Johnson's second tight end need

The article from MSN discusses the Chicago Bears' need for a second tight end following the departure of Ben Johnson, who was a key backup to Cole Kmet. The Bears, under the guidance of new offensive coordinator Shane Waldron, are looking to bolster their tight end position to enhance their offensive strategy, particularly in the passing game. Potential draft picks highlighted include Georgia's Brock Bowers, known for his exceptional receiving skills, and other prospects like Ja'Tavion Sanders from Texas, Cade Stover from Ohio State, and Ben Sinnott from Kansas State. Each of these players brings different strengths, from blocking to route running, which could complement Kmet and fit into Waldron's scheme. The article suggests that while Bowers might be a high pick, the Bears could also look at later round talents to fill this role effectively.

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