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Bears HC Ben Johnson Reveals the NFL Trend He's Ready to Exploit
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Bears HC Ben Johnson Reveals the NFL Trend He's Ready to Exploit

The Chicago Bears selected tight end Sam Roush with their third-round pick in the 2026 NFL Draft, despite having multiple established tight ends on their roster. Roush, a standout player from Stanford, was compared to Buffalo Bills' Dawson Knox. The Bears' decision aligns with their strategy of using 13 personnel packages, which involve three-tight-end sets. Head coach Ben Johnson explained that teams are increasingly relying on nickel packages, making traditional base defenses less prepared. By deploying heavier personnel, the Bears aim to catch opponents off guard. This approach contributed to the Bears' successful offense in 2025, and the team continues to prioritize innovation and unpredictability in their offensive strategies.

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Bears HC Ben Johnson Reveals the NFL Trend He's Ready to Exploit

The Chicago Bears selected tight end Sam Roush with their third-round pick in the 2026 NFL Draft, despite having multiple established tight ends on their roster. Roush, a standout player from Stanford, was compared to Buffalo Bills' Dawson Knox. The Bears' decision aligns with their strategy of using 13 personnel packages, which involve three-tight-end sets. Head coach Ben Johnson explained that teams are increasingly relying on nickel packages, making traditional base defenses less prepared. By deploying heavier personnel, the Bears aim to catch opponents off guard. This approach contributed to the Bears' successful offense in 2025, and the team continues to prioritize innovation and unpredictability in their offensive strategies.

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