Chicago Bears

The Bears offense was outmatched in almost every game they played last season, averaging just 17.4 points per game despite ranking top-15 in passing and rushing yards per game Sure, its difficult to get into tune with a quarterback when three of them on the same team throw for over 1,000 yards, but the Bears are hoping the problem is solved with second-overall draft pick Mitch Trubisky expected to battle for first team reps. The competition for the Bears starting QB position is between 27 year-old unproven QB Mike Glennon and the aforementioned Trubisky, who ranked fifth in the nation with a 68.0 completion percentage while throwing 30 touchdowns against just six picks in his last season of college ball. It's likely Glennon starts as the Bears paid him a fortune this offseason, but don't be shocked to see Trubisky under center at some point. With the departure of Jeffrey, receivers WRs Cameron Meredith and Kevin White become the top two targets for the Bears. White has a plethora of untapped potential and is worth reaching for, but his counterpart, Meredith, has a limited ceiling and is being viewed as a one-hit wonder. Both posted solid stats in 2016 and will look to keep rolling into 2017. RB John Howard was a coveted piece in fantasy last season, finishing second in the league with 1,313 rushing yards and six touchdowns. Being a young and elusive running back certainly gives you an upper hand on the opposition. Teammate Jeremy Langford ranked second in attempts on the Bears with just 62, proving that Howard is the feature back for Week 1. Howard could see north of 20 touches per game, which gives plenty of opportunity for him to match or even surpass his astonishing rookie season. Head coach John Fox will return for a third-year and second-year offensive coordinator Dowell Loggains is expected to continue to run Howard a lot and manage the game on the ground. With that being said, Howard and his backup will be hot commodities in redrafts this upcoming season and could have inflated value ahead of drafts.