Last year the Chicago Bears got decent production from the tight end position. The five guys that lined up there amassed 71 catches, 672 yards, and five touchdowns. Zach Miller was their number one tight end, but the injury bug bit him again, and he only appeared in 10 games. Miller, who has never played in all 16 games in his career, will turn 33 this October, so the Bears had to strengthen the position. They did so by drafting Adam Shaheen in the second round, but prior to that, they gave $10 million guaranteed to former Miami Dolphin, Dion Sims.
10 Most Important Bears of 2017: #8 Is Dion Sims ready to break out?
