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CHICAGO — Ryan Poles has danced around the word “rebuilding,” calling it a “super sensitive” term. But roster moves are more instructive than words, and the first-year Chicago Bears general manager reinforced one of the organization’s plans with his cuts to form the initial 53-man roster.

The group could pivot on two receivers in their mid-20s fighting for their careers: Dante Pettis and Equanimeous St. Brown.

Following the final preseason game, we're taking one last crack at predicting the Bears' 53-man roster.

We're taking a crack at projecting what the Bears' depth chart looks like heading into Saturday's preseason finale.

The 2021 second-round draft pick, demoted to backup right tackle earlier in training camp, is on the verge of finding a new home just nine days after he switched positions. “[I’m] a lot more comfortable than when I started,” he said.

Two-and-a-half weeks away from the season opener against the 49ers, the Bears have more than a depleted wide receiver room. They have a full-blown problem.

Here are predictions for who will make the team.

Following the latest training camp developments and their fantasy implications.

The Bears returned to the practice field following their preseason opener. Here's what we learned from Day 14:

Following the preseason opener, we're taking another crack at predicting the Bears' 53-man roster.

As the Bears gear up for their preseason opener against the Chiefs, here are a few storylines we'll be keeping an eye on.