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Davenport, a fourth-round pick in 2017, started four games for the Colts last season.

The Bears are in need of another playmaking wide receiver for Justin Fields. Here's a look at the top receiver prospects in the NFL draft.

Injury latest from the Bristol Bears ahead of the trip to Welford Road to face Leicester Tigers this weekend

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Byron Pringle, 28, reportedly faces two misdemeanor charges following a Saturday incident.

The Bears’ new general manager doesn’t have a first-round pick — and maybe it’s just as well. Previous rookie personnel bosses struck out on their first pick and had better luck later in the draft — acquiring Olin Kreutz, Alex Brown, Alshon Jeffery and Eddie Goldman.

Pringle, 28, who signed a one-year, $4.125 million contract with the Bears as a free agent, also was charged with driving with a suspended license after a Florida Highway Patrol officer observed him squealing tires, burning rubber and doing a donut in his high-performance sports car.

According to TMZ, Bears WR Byron Pringle was arrested Saturday in Florida after police pulled him over for doing donuts on a public road.

Here are some offensive linemen the Bears could target in each round of the upcoming NFL draft to fill a critical need.

There are plenty of questions surrounding the Bears offense. But here are the most pressing ones at each position ahead of the NFL draft.

The Bears address some important needs in Chad Reuter's new 7-round mock draft, including a top playmaker at receiver for Justin Fields.