The NFL announced the official draft order for the 2020 NFL Draft on Wednesday, and we now know exactly where the Bears will be picking come late April.
Chicago has eight draft picks, including a fourth-round compensatory pick that was awarded to them in exchange for Adrian Amos. Two of the Bears’ picks come in the second round at No. 43 and No. 50 overall.
Here’s where the Bears will be picking in the 2020 NFL Draft:
Friday, April 24
Round 2 – Pick 11, 43rd overall (from Raiders)
Round 2 – Pick 18, 50th overall
Saturday, April 25
4th Round – Pick 34, 140th overall (compensatory pick)
5th Round – Pick 18, 163rd overall
6th Round – Pick 17, 196th overall
6th Round – Pick 21, 200th overall (from the Eagles)
7th Round – Pick 12, 226th overall (from the Raiders)
7th Round – Pick 19, 233rd overall
With no shortage of roster needs, general manager Ryan Pace has his work cut out for him. Now, the question becomes: Will Pace find a way to trade up again? Or will rumors of the Bears’ interest in the trade market affect their draft stock?
