We've all watched as Chicago has dug themselves into a black pit as far as wide receivers are concerned. They have a nice stable full of #3, and a few #2 receivers but no strong #1 and no deep threat besides the incredibly-inept-at-wide reciever Hester. And the stunning thing is that the Bears coaching is willing to sacrifice the best return man in decades and risk injury by putting him at receiver. He should only be used on a situational basis at that position.

So how do you think the final lineup for the receivers will look?

Here are your choices:

Earl Bennett-rookie, but very good potential to work himself into the rotation early.
Marty Booker-reaching back into the past with him. Hope he still has some left.
Mark Bradley-shows good promise for a #2, but that's about all.
Rashied Davis-like to see him get more playing time.
Curtis Hamilition-rookie, don't know if he will make the team.
Mike Hass-practice squad guy and I doubt he will make the active roster this year.
Brandon Llyod-maybe he will flourish under his old college coach, reunited at long last.
Marcus Monk-rookie, but has some promise. Maybe he'll turn into a Colston.
Brandon Rideau-practice squad guy and that is probably where he will spend his season.

I think Booker gets the #1 designation, Bradley as #2, and then they try and work all the other guys in to see if they can find a good combination. Bennett will be playing alot by the end of the season.