Matt Miller

I mean, like we talked about last week's piece, obviously the Bears believe much higher in the pass rush than we do as analysts, and especially the fan base of Chicago.

From what I saw this past weekend on social media, they were upset that they didn't draft an edge rusher.

I understand that.

But this secondary is pretty good.

And what I think you're going to see if you have...

Obviously, health is a major impact here.

But what you're going to see up front from Dennis Allen this year, I believe, is a lot more multiple fronts, a lot more stunting and blitzing to create a pass rush if he cannot get there.

Yeah, and what Sean McVay did is basically took his 21 personnel package and 11 personnel package and made it into a 13 personnel package.

The offensive plays do not have to change.

You can still run the same plays.

It might not look the same, but you can still run the same offense.

But what it does here, Point Lawrence, it gives you a matchup advantage.

And what you're telling the defense is, is your slot corner ready to tackle?

Is he or isn't he?

Because we're going to find out right now.

We're going to put three tight ends in the field.

We're going to test you.

And that's what the Bears did.

Now with Roush, what is he as a pass catcher?

He's not a vertical seam stretcher like Colston Loveland.