The Chicago Bears have a first-round pick for the second time in the last five years. After trading the No. 1 pick to the Carolina Panthers, the Bears still have a top 10 pick at ninth overall, where general manager Ryan Poles has a chance to find an impact player.
The Bears have two picks in the fourth round, including the 103rd selection. There have been two Pro Bowlers selected with the 103rd pick, including Devonta Freeman, who was also a Second-Team All Pro.
Here’s a look at every player drafted 103rd overall in the last 20 years dating back to 2003.
2022: LB Leo Chenal, Chiefs
2021: LB Ernest Jones, Rams
2020: LB Davion Taylor, Eagles
2019: WR Hakeem Butler, Cardinals
2018: WR Keke Coutee, Texans
2017: DE Trey Hendrickson, Saints
2016: DT Sheldon Day, Jaguars
2015: QB Bryce Petty, Jets
2014: RB Devonta Freeman, Falcons
2013: DE Alex Okafor, Cardinals
2012: DE Frank Alexander, Panthers
2011: LB Sam Acho, Cardinals
2010: LB Perry Riley, Redskins
2009: DT Darell Scott, Rams
2008: DE William Hayes, Titans
2007: WR Isaiah Stanback, Cowboys
2006: WR Brad Smith, Jets
2005: DB Antonio Perkins, Browns
2004: DE Bo Schobel, Titans
2003: LB Bradie James, Cowboys
