Esquire Tabs Bears' Fuller As Best Dressed Player At Draft
Kyle Fuller's blue suit and solid red satin necktie caught the eye of some experts.
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Kyle Fuller's blue suit and solid red satin necktie caught the eye of some experts.
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Five the the new signees are defensive players.
The Chicago Bears selected offensive tackle Charles Leno from Boise State in the seventh round.
A San Jose State product, Fales (6-2/212) led the nation in completion percentage (72.5%) as a junior, finishing his career with 8,382 passing yards, a 68% completion percentage and a three-to-one touchdown (66) to interception (22) ratio.
The Chicago Bears selected Miami punter Pat O'Donnell with their second pick in the sixth round.
Fales threw for 4,189 yards as a senior at San Jose State.
The Minnesota product was a versatile player in college, lining up at outside corner, slot corner, safety and at gunner on special teams.
Chicago sent two fifth-rounders to Denver, which gave up a fourth-rounder and seventh-rounder.
