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Heading into the 2027 season, one could argue the Chicago Bears didn’t really have a true WR1 once the team traded DJ Moore to the Buffalo Bills. Rome Odunze, while being one of the most targeted receivers on the squad…

Chicago Bears wide receivers Luther Burden III and Rome Odunze are forming a productive pass-catching dynamic under head coach Ben Johnson, Khari Thompson writes. After trading DJ Moore to the Buffalo Bills, Chicago has seen both young wideouts progress toward potential 1,000-yard receiving campaigns ahead of their Sunday night matchup against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
According to the analysis, Johnson has utilized Burden as an early-game catalyst, with 400 of his 547 receiving yards coming during first halves. Meanwhile, Odunze has served as quarterback Caleb Williams' reliable target in clutch moments, catching all of Williams' third-down touchdowns as defenses adjust to Burden's initial impact.
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