Bears general manager Ryan Poles was practical with his first two picks of the NFL Draft, selecting Washington cornerback Kyler Gordon and Penn State safety Jaquan Brisker. But while Gordon and Brisker might come with dependability, Miami of Ohio defensive end Dominique Robinson comes with the most intrigue.
A former dual-threat quarterback who played receiver for two years at Miami before switching to defensive end in 2020, the 6-5, 253-pound Robinson has big-time pass-rushing potential. It’s up to the Bears’ coaching staff to bring it out of him.
