When Ben Johnson was hired as the new head coach of the Chicago Bears, he moved quickly to bring in 28-year old Declan Doyle as his offensive coordinator. Doyle, who spent time with the New Orleans Saints and Denver Broncos before getting his first opportunity as offensive coordinator with Chicago,

Tight end didn't necessarily look like a need for the Ben Johnson offense but the Bears coach had seen through trial and error in Detroit how his offense can work best.

The draft selections, featuring tight end Colston Loveland, receiver Luther Burden III, offensive tackle Ozzy Trapilo and defensive tackle Shemar Turner, along with the moves the team made in free agency has created plenty of depth across the Bears roster. Simply put: Johnson is giving every player an opportunity to earn their spot as a starter.