ChicagoBears.com | The Official Website of the Chicago Bears
Top 10: Most likely to score first TD
Senior writer Larry Mayer makes his picks for the player most likely to score the Bears' first touchdown of the 2017 season.
1 / 10
- Leonard Floyd: Had to throw in a defensive player; Floyd has athleticism to return a fumble or pick off a short pass and take it to the house.
2 / 10
- Deonte Thompson: His 109-yard TD return of a missed field goal in the preseason is evidence of his big-play ability.
3 / 10
- Mike Glennon: The 6-6, 229-pound quarterback has never scored an NFL touchdown, but could be an option on a sneak.
4 / 10
- Adam Shaheen: Size and athleticism makes rookie tight end a red-zone threat. Last year set Division II record for TDs by a tight end with 16.
5 / 10
- Kevin White: Bears' No. 1 receiver hopes to show form he displayed in final year at West Virginia in 2014 when he caught 10 TD passes.
6 / 10
- Zach Miller: Productive when healthy, talented tight end had four TD catches in 10 games before getting injured last year.
7 / 10
- Kendall Wright: Showed his rapport with QB Mike Glennon on first drive of third preseason game, converting three third downs in a row.
8 / 10
- Dion Sims: Bears' new starting tight end should be among quarterback Mike Glennon's favorite targets this season.
9 / 10
- Tarik Cohen: Dynamic rookie was nicknamed "The Human Joystick" while accounting for 61 career touchdowns at North Carolina A&T.Â
10 / 10
- Jordan Howard: Feature back led Bears with seven touchdowns last season and appears primed to have another productive year.
This Ad will close in 3
