The Chicago Bears made some huge additions to their wide receiver room over the past two offseasons, trading for high-profile veterans in D.J. Moore and Keenan Allen, and spending a top-10 pick in the 2024 NFL draft on Washington's Rome Odunze.
That could push some of the team's returning pass-catchers off the roster bubble, and Tyler Scott is a young player who might end up on the outside looking in if offense is the only place where he can make an impact.
If Scott wants to secure a roster spot for the Bears in 2024, his best bet could be on the return team, where he speed and vision could prove to be a big-play asset for Chicago:
It's possible that Scott still makes the roster without winning the return job full-time, given that he's still just heading into his second season. But it would help his chances immensely if he's able to prove worthy of that role, and could secure him more than a reserve presence on offense, where he might not see many snaps.
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