The Bears got almost no production out of the slot receiver position last year, so they used their seventh round pick on one of the most productive receivers in college football last season. Western Michigan WR Daniel Braverman finished second in the nation with 108 catches and also had 1,367 yards and 13 touchdowns.
He’s undersized at 5’10, 177 pounds but has NFL speed (4.47 40-time), elite quickness (6.86 3-cone), and is a precise route runner who excels at getting open out of the slot. A key part of Braverman’s gaudy statistics is his ability to make people miss.