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Brugler’s positional rank: 105th Any skill player is going to garner a little more intrigue, especially at a position such as running back where there could be room for an undrafted rookie.

Pro Football Focus has put three Chicago Bears skill position players among the top 32 at their positions in the league.

The Chicago Bears' offensive line is no different than any team in the league. No individual performance stands above the cohesion of the group. Because the offensive line is not about individuals.