Frequently Asked Questions
Who are the three wide receivers that make up the Chicago Bears' receiver trio?
The Bears' wide receiver trio consists of DJ Moore, Keenan Allen, and rookie Rome Odunze. Moore and Allen are veteran receivers who both had over 1,000 yards last season, while Odunze was drafted from Washington in 2024.
What makes DJ Moore and Keenan Allen so versatile as receivers?
Both Moore and Allen can play effectively whether lined up on the outside or in the slot position. Moore had his two best games last season playing different roles - catching 8 passes for 230 yards outside against Washington and 9 passes for 159 yards in the slot against Atlanta.
Who is Shane Waldron and why did the Bears hire him?
Shane Waldron is the Bears' new offensive coordinator, hired from the Seattle Seahawks. The Bears brought him in because of his ability to get great production from quarterbacks and involve all offensive weapons in the passing attack, as he did with Geno Smith and Seattle's receivers.
What are Rome Odunze's main strengths as a wide receiver?
Odunze has an elite mix of speed and size that allows him to beat defenders deep and win 50/50 opportunities with his large frame. His ability to fight for the football in tight situations makes him a potential weapon in red zone opportunities.
How successful was Shane Waldron's offense with the Seattle Seahawks?
Waldron helped quarterback Geno Smith throw for over 4,000 yards and 30 touchdowns with a 100+ quarterback rating, earning Pro Bowl selections in his last two seasons. The Seahawks also featured two 1,000-yard receivers in Tyler Lockett and D.K. Metcalf, with each receiver recording 60+ receptions.