At the time, the Pittsburgh Steelers sending WR Chase Claypool to Chicago for a 2nd round pick in next year’s draft looked like a home run for new GM Omar Khan. Three weeks since the deal, it only looks better for the Steelers. While Pittsburgh hasn’t gotten much production from their new slot receivers, Claypool has done almost nothing in Chicago.
Through three games, he’s caught a total of five passes for 32 yards while chipping in a lone rushing attempt in his Bears’ debut that went for just four yards.
Worse yet, despite being acclimated into the system, Claypool is hardly playing.