Quite.
In some ways, this is a draft that gives the Bears options.
There's a lot of youth on the O-Line... Massie would definitely be gone. Mayfield slipping the way he did this draft... well, he may take that frustration out on opposing D-Lines. Carman and Faalele have been my guys, but to add Smith and Mayfield adds all sorts of wonderful options.
Bateman's a good outside WR, and with Toney slipping, that's two first-round talents. If A-Rob stays, they join him and Mooney. Or, A-Rob walks, and I still have three darn good wideouts.
And opposing teams going with three wideout will have fits against Fuller, Johnson, AND Surtain. Or we can deal Fuller to get draft capital/cap space.
Plus Zevan Collins replacing Trevethan. Or maybe he bumps Quinn...
You have Newman as a developmental QB to be mentored by Foles. These weapons should be enough so that Trubisky can hold the line for a bit (his value isn't just for the decent play he provides, it's also because Newman's physical skills are better for a similar power-running offense).
Again, look at some of the folks who slipped in the draft.
I see the depth chart breaking down like this after this draft:
QB: Trubisky, Foles, Newman
RB: Montgomery, Herbert, Cohen
WR1: A-Rob, Toney, Wims
WR2: Bateman, Mooney, Patterson
TE: Graham, Kmet, Horsted
LT: Leno, Mayfield, Faalele
LG: Daniels, Bars, Smith
C: Mustiphar, Daniels
RG: Whitehair, Bars, Smith
RT: Carman, Bars, Faalele
DE: Nichols, Onwuzurike, Edwards
DT: Hicks, Togiai
NT: Goldman, Robertson-Harris
OLB: Mack, Weaver
ILB: Smith, Britt, Woods
ILB: Collins, Britt, Iylegbuniwe
OLB: Quinn, Vaughters
CB: Fuller, Surtain, Vindor
CB: Johnson, Shelley, Vindor
FS: Jackson, McManus
SS: Bush, Houston-Carson
K: Santos
P: O'Donnell
Holder: Newman
LS: Scales
KR: Patterson, Cohen, Toney, Mooney
PR: Cohen, Patterson, Toney, Mooney
