While there’s still a lot of uncertainty surrounding the 2020 season, it’s starting to feel more real with the start of training camp. It also helps to finally get a look at some new Chicago Bears players sporting their new gear.
The Bears released a look at Chicago’s new veterans donning their new navy and blue threads, including outside linebacker Robert Quinn, receiver Ted Ginn Jr. and tight end Jimmy Graham. Graham previously released a first look at himself in his new uniform.
The Bears added three key veterans this offseason, including the former All-Pro Quinn. Quinn will be paired with stud Khalil Mack to make up one of the NFL’s most feared edge rusher duos.
Over on the offensive side of the ball, Chicago brought in Graham to lead the overhaul of their tight ends room. Graham will be the starting “U” tight end, and general manager Ryan Pace believes Graham can add an element to Chicago’s passing game. Speaking of the passing game, the Bears added speed to their receivers room with the addition of Ginn Jr., something they missed last season.
While these new veterans look great in their new uniforms, it’ll be nice to see them donning them in regular-season games in 2020.
