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The Chicago Bears will be without starting cornerback Tyrique Stevenson, running back D'Onta Foreman, and swing tackle Larry Borom for their Monday Night Football game against the Minnesota Vikings. Stevenson and Foreman are dealing with ankle injuries, while Borom is expected to be a healthy scratch. The Bears will rely on rookie Terell Smith and backups Khalil Herbert and Roschon Johnson to fill in for the absent players.
The Chicago Bears drafted cornerback Tyrique Stevenson in the 2023 NFL Draft, who is expected to start alongside Jaylon Johnson. Stevenson's Relative Athletic Score places him in the 89th percentile for athleticism among cornerbacks. From a statistical perspective, he had the third-best completion percentage allowed and fourth-best passer rating against among the top 10 cornerbacks taken in the draft.
Former player and ESPN analyst Matt Bowen believes that Miami cornerback Tyrique Stevenson, who was drafted by the Chicago Bears, is a perfect fit for the team's secondary due to his physical coverage skills and play demeanor. Stevenson hopes to break the streak of disappointing cornerbacks from Miami in the NFL and has the benefit of being coached by experienced defensive backs specialists in Alan Williams and Jon Hoke.
ESPN analyst Matt Bowen called Tyrique Stevenson a "perfect fit" for the Bears' defense after the team drafted him in the NFL draft. Stevenson, a cornerback out of Miami, is expected to fill a need for the Bears as an outside corner, allowing Kyler Gordon to play in the slot. Bowen praised Stevenson's physical coverage skills and ability to hit in the run game, making him a potential starter for the Bears.
Chicago Bears' second-round cornerback Tyrique Stevenson had a standout performance on Day 1 of rookie minicamp, going against fourth-round receiver Tyler Scott four times and winning by a knockout. Stevenson and Scott spent the offseason training with each other, giving Stevenson a good idea of how to best neutralize Scott’s blazing speed.
The Chicago Bears' 2023 NFL draft class was led by offensive tackle Darnell Wright, who was seen as an overreach by most big boards. However, the team got good value with cornerback Tyrique Stevenson and steals with defensive tackle Zacch Pickens and wide receiver Jalen Johnson. The Bears also welcomed defensive tackle Gervon Dexter, who was seen as an overreach, and running back Javonte Scott, who was a steal. Overall, the Bears' draft class received mixed reviews from various big boards.
Taylor Doll's Making Monsters podcast featured interviews with experts who predicted some of the Chicago Bears' draft picks, including Darnell Wright, Gervon Dexter Sr., and Zacch Pickens. In her latest podcast, she and draft analyst Ian Cummings evaluate the Bears' 2023 draft class, praising their picks of Wright and Tyrique Stevenson while speculating on why they passed on Jalen Carter. Cummings also discusses the team's overall draft strategy and expectations for the upcoming season.
The Chicago Bears selected cornerback Tyrique Stevenson out of Miami in the second round of the NFL Draft. Stevenson is a physical defender who can match up with receivers on the outside and should compete for the outside corner job with Kindle Vildor. He led the Hurricanes in pass breakups in 2022 and was coached by Bears offensive coordinator Luke Getsy at the Senior Bowl. Stevenson began his collegiate career with the Georgia Bulldogs before transferring to Miami. He has drawn comparisons to former NFL Pro Bowl and Hurricane safety Antrel Rolle.
The Chicago Bears selected cornerback Tyrique Stevenson from Miami in the second round of the NFL Draft. Stevenson is a physical player who excels in press man coverage and has impressive pass defense numbers over the past two seasons. However, he struggled in zone schemes, which is the hallmark of Matt Eberflus’ scheme. Stevenson adds to the talent pool and increases the competition at the position, but it remains to be seen if he will fit well into the Bears' defensive scheme. The Bears earn a B+ grade for this pick.
The Chicago Bears traded up to the 56th pick in the second round of the NFL Draft and selected Miami cornerback Tyrique Stevenson. The 6-foot, 214-pounder appeared in 22 games for the Hurricanes, making 20 starts in two seasons after transferring from Georgia. Stevenson totaled 68 tackles, 4.0 tackles-for-loss, 14 passes defended and three interceptions in his junior and senior seasons in Miami.
The Pittsburgh Steelers are looking for a left tackle to protect their quarterback in the upcoming NFL Draft. With the 17th overall pick, they may not be able to get the top cornerbacks, so they may opt for Georgia's Broderick Jones. They also hope to get a defensive end and a cornerback in the later rounds.
With the 2023 NFL Draft just around the corner, a final mock draft for the Chicago Bears has been released. The Bears are predicted to select Jalen Carter, DL, Georgia in the first round, followed by Tyrique Stevenson, CB, Miami (FL) and Derick Hall, EDGE, Auburn in the second round. Blake Freeland, OT, BYU is predicted to be selected in the third round, while Luke Schoonmaker, TE, Michigan, Juice Scruggs, C, Penn State, Andrei Iosivas, WR, Princeton, Evan Hull, RB, Northwestern, Jake Witt, OT, Northern Michigan, and Jose Ramirez, EDGE, Eastern Michigan are predicted to be selected in the fourth to seventh rounds.
Tldrdaily.news presents the final version of the Pittsburgh Steelers' 2023 mock draft ahead of the NFL Draft. The Steelers are predicted to select Darnell Wright, an offensive tackle from Tennessee, in the first round, followed by Georgia tight end Darnell Washington in the second round. Miami cornerback Tyrique Stevenson is expected to be picked in the third round, while USC EDGE Tuli Tuipulotu and West Virginia wide receiver Bryce Ford-Wheaton are predicted to be selected in the fourth round. Western Kentucky's Brodric Martin and Gannon quarterback Kory Curtis are expected to be picked in the seventh round.
The Miami Hurricanes held their annual Pro Day with scouts and alums in attendance. Tight end Will Mallory put on a show during the position drills, while defensive back Tyrique Stevenson only performed in the position drills. Mallory is projected as a potential fifth round pick, while Stevenson is projected as a potential second or third round selection. Other Hurricanes were also looking to turn heads as potential late round options or undrafted free agents.