The Bears haven’t picked a starting left tackle, officially or unofficially.
The team listed all three candidates as potential starters on the depth chart they released Tuesday. For what it’s worth, the order on the two-deep lines up with the amount of snaps each has taken with the first team — it reads “Braxton Jones OR Jedrick Wills Jr. OR Kiran Amegadjie.”
The Bears, of course, insist their two-deep is far from official. Rather, they’re required to post it in advance of Saturday’s preseason opener against the Browns at Soldier Field. Most of the Bears starters are unlikely to play much, if at all, on Saturday.
Dayo Odeyingbo is listed as the starting defensive end opposite Montez Sweat. He figures to bump inside on passing downs so Austin Booker can take his place at end.
Safety Coby Bryant, who will be out the next two months with a knee injury, is still listed as a starter, as is wide receiver Luther Burden, who will miss the rest of the preseason with a groin problem. Players on the Physically Unable to Perform list, such as slot cornerback Kyler Gordon, aren’t listed on the roster.
Below are the Bears’ listed starters:
OFFENSE
WR Rome Odunze
WR Luther Burden
LT Braxton Jones OR Jedrick Wills Jr. OR Kiran Amegadjie
LG Joe Thuney
C Garrett Bradbury
RG Jonah Jackson
RT Darnell Wright
TE Cole Kmet
TE Colston Loveland
QB Caleb Williams
RB D’Andre Swift
DEFENSE
DE Montez Sweat
DT Grady Jarrett
DT Gervon Dexter
DE Dayo Odeyingbo
LB TJ Edwards
LB Devin Bush
CB Tyrique Stevenson
CB Jaylon Johnson
DB Cam Lewis
S Coby Bryant
S Dillon Thieneman
SPECIAL TEAMS
K Cairo Santos
P Tory Taylor
HOLDER Tory Taylor
LS Beau Gardner
KR Kalif Raymond
PR Kalif Raymond
It certainly was a setback to lose wide receiver Luther Burden for the rest of the preseason, but it also highlights how much depth the Bears have between receivers, tight ends and running backs this season.
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McCloud played four games for the Falcons last season and two for the Giants.
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The Bears spent less than an hour on the turf field at Stevenson High School before calling it a day, but an intense scrimmage awaits Tuesday.
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