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Fansided · Apr 22, 2019

Best and Worst 3-down options at RB for Chicago Bears

Which running backs are best equipped to handle a heavy workload in the 2019 NFL draft?

The Chicago Bears have met with more running backs than any position in the draft. This four-part series has broken down which of the backs that they have been linked fit most what they are looking for. Before the combine, the Bears mentioned a pass catcher, with lateral agility, third level plays and the ability to carry a full workload were things worth considering.

After highlighting the top pass catchers, the most agile, and the big run hitters, we now will look into which backs are most capable of handling a heavy workload. Below are the winners and losers from the previous posts.

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