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The NFL has plenty of game-changing stars, but it's ultimately still a team game. Even the best players in the league need talent around them to make life...

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ESPN's "Future Power Rankings" is the latest dark cloud forecasting a gloomy future for the Bears. But it's not all bad.

The most intriguing battles for starting jobs in training camp are expected to be waged at both offensive tackle positions, with three young players among those vying for two spots.

Campbell was part of the five-person hiring committee that chose GM Ryan Poles and coach Matt Eberflus this year.

Jaquan Brisker remains the only Bears draft pick yet to sign their rookie deal. But when he does, a rebuilt secondary will have its foundation in place.

The Bears have just three players who have proved they’ll be part of their future. Other than that, there are many hopefuls who need to solidify their status this season.

With Mack, Hicks, et al. gone, the Bears have little star power. But Matt Eberflus has a knack for developing untapped potential. “We have played young players fast. And they have played very well — that’s what the system does,” the Bears head coach said.

With Mack, Hicks, et al. gone, the Bears have little star power. But Matt Eberflus has a knack for developing untapped potential. “We have played young players fast. And they have played very well — that’s what the system does,” the Bears head coach said.

With first-year general manager Ryan Poles almost starting from scratch, the Bears likely will be challenged to develop Justin Fields — and keep him healthy — while losing games in 2022. It won’t be easy with this roster, but it can be done.