The guys that at least early and from what has been said that the Bears really like what they see are:

Matt Forte
Kellen Davis
Earl Bennett
Marcus Harrison

Steltz hasn’t look great, but I think the Bears keep him. They really liked him as did a lot of us going into the draft, so they will likely give him a little more time. Besides we need the depth at safety.

Bowman has played very well when on the field during preseason, so he sticks around.

He had some good punt returns, but Bennet has dropped multiple passes. He’s in though do to being a third pick and likely will get better, but he hasn’t looked good at WR to me.

I think he will eventually be a good WR for us, but sometimes Lovie and Co. make decisions that aren’t necessarily the correct ones. Granted, he is a rookie, but he should be ranked a little higher.

Otherwise, I’ve been impressed by Forte, Davis, and Harrison. Steltz doesn’t tackle well, which brought the downfall of the man whose number Steltz inherited (Adam Archuleta).

I’d put Kellen Davis at the top of my list.

I like him enough to try to split Greg Olson out wide.

Defenses would have a hell of a time trying to cover both those guys at the same time. Plus, with both of them on the field, the Bears would have enough blocking to still attempt to run the ball.

Forte really hasn’t shown me anything more than competence so far…which, admittedly, would be a huge upgrade over last year at the positon.

I saw Marcus Harrison make a play. But I also saw Dust D make a play. (And Israel Id, who, in a Big Cat Williams sort of a deal, I’d like to see moved to offensive tackle).

I agree they have to keep Steltz—for depth plus his draft number.

From what I’ve seen, the player who had the worst preseason was Mike Brown. Maybe they should turn him into a full-time coach and motivator…he doesn’t seem to have it anymore on the field.

Brohm, Charles and Caldwell over Forte, Bennet and Harrison.

I mean, as long as the top pick is injured pre-season, they all might as well be.

Forte and Davis. Most of the rest of them the jury is still out on. I think Bennett will end up getting a lot of unnecessary game reps because of his draft position. He will come into his own he will need more time though (kind of like Berrian) and the same goes for Steltz, a season or so of seasoning on STs he can become a better tackler and learn the defense and be a good reserve or maybe starter down the road.