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Top 10: 2-pick draft rounds
Senior writer Larry Mayer ranks the top 10 draft rounds in which the Bears selected multiple players.
1972 first round Craig Clemons and Lionel Antoine. The Bears landed longtime starters in tackle Lionel Antoine at No. 3 and safety Craig Clemons at No. 12 in the 1972 draft. Photo credit: AP Images
1988 first round Brad Muster and Wendell Davis. The Bears selected a pair of key contributors in 1988 when they picked fullback Brad Muster at No. 23 and receiver Wendell Davis at No. 27. Photo credit: AP Images
2017 fourth round Tarik Cohen and Eddie Jackson with plenty of potential to move up this list, running back Tarik Cohen and safety Eddie Jackson both showed their playmaking ability as Bears rookies in 2017. Photo credit: AP Images
1999 fourth round Warrick Holdman and Rosevelt Colvin Warrick Holdman and Rosevelt Colvin teamed with 2000 first-round pick Brian Urlacher to form one of the NFL's most promising core of young linebackers in the early 2000s.
1989 first round Donnell Woolford and Trace Armstrong. The Bears chose a pair of productive longtime starters in cornerback Donnell Woolford at No. 11 and defensive end Trace Armstrong at No. 12 in 1989. Photo credit: AP Images
1983 first round Willie Gault and Jim Covert
The Bears selected two key members of their 1985 Super Bowl championship team in the first round of the 1983 draft in tackle Jim Covert at No. 6 and receiver Willie Gault at No. 18.
1979 first round Dan Hampton and Al Harris. The Bears chose Hall of Fame defensive lineman Dan Hampton fourth overall in 1979 and added longtime linemate Al Harris at No. 9 in 1979.
1939 first round Sid Luckman and Bill Osmanski. The Bears selected Hall of Fame quarterback Sid Luckman with the second pick and added star fullback Bill Osmanski at No. 6 in 1939.
1983 eighth round Richard Dent and Mark Bortz. The Bears landed the steal of the 1983 draft in Hall of Famer Richard Dent as well as a long-time starting guard in Mark Bortz in the eighth round.
1965 first round Dick Butkus and Gale Sayers. The Bears hit a pair of grand slams with the No. 3 and 4 picks in the 1965 draft when they selected a pair of legendary Hall of Famers.
