Rome Odunze entered Week 3's matchup against the Dallas Cowboys with three touchdowns, which equaled his total outuput during his rookie season in 2024.
The Chicago Bears are finally getting the production they expected out of wide receiver Rome Odunze when they selected him ninth overall in the 2024 NFL Draft.
The Chicago Bears face a nearly must-win situation against the Cowboys in Week 3. Maybe better practice habits would help it happen. And here is the Bears’ X-factor for their Week 3 clash versus the Cowboys.
Don't look at DJ Moore. Everyone seemed to want to when Ben Johnson was critical about some players being less focused on their assignments than getting the ball after Sunday's loss , but the Bears veteran denied Thursday he was looking for his own share of touches in a loss when Caleb Williams threw 11 passes to Rome Odunze.
It’s week two, and we’re talking about 50-burgers. Yes, the Chicago Bears are truly back. And by “back,” I mean the same as they’ve been since 2012. Yet, we still keep coming back.
Rome Odunze's rookie season was a solid if unspectacular debut. The former Washington receiver was selected with the 9th overall pick in the 2024 NFL draft but displayed a troubling lack of chemistry with his fellow rookie quarterback, Caleb Wiliams.
Okay, I get it, you don’t care about the stats. But here’s the thing, this is what I’m tracking this year and as this offense gets on track, I do think it will be interesting.
As was the case in last week's Chicago Bears player power rankings, it was tough to select five players as the best of the bunch following a crushing Week 2 defeat.
Another week, another loss for the Chicago Bears, bringing their record to 0-2. The Bears put on a deflating performance, resulting in a 52-21 loss against the Detroit Lions.
The Chicago Bears are looking for another hot start Sunday in Week 2 of the NFL season. But this time, against the NFC North rival Lions in Detroit, they're also hoping for a decent finish.
Chicago Bears wide receiver Rome Odunze knows there's pressure on him and the rest of his teammates on offense to live up to the expectations that come along with Ben Johnson as the team's head coach.
As years go by, it's easy to forget some of the players who suited up on the gridiron. While the quarterback is the one position in the NFL that is under
Anticipation continues to build for the Bears’ first regular season game on Monday Night against the Minnesota Vikings at home, with all eyes on new head coach Ben Johnson and second-year quarterback Caleb Williams.
Bears WR Rome Odunze is entering the second year of his career after being a first-round pick in 2024. Chicago WRs coach Antwaan Randle El said Odunze is preparing for a “bigger role” and is someone they can “move around” in their offense. “It’s a bigger role in our offense,” Randle El said, via Courtney Cronin of ESPN.
The Chicago Bears' new coaching staff wanted to show their roster what they expected during the offseason while they groomed leaders for the upcoming season.
Bears second-round WR Luther Burden has picked up the offense well and has impressed both WR Rome Odunze and WR D.J. Moore. “For me, it’s just his comfortability out there in these first two games that he’s played,” Odunze said, via Bears Wire.
Please excuse Rome Odunze if he feels the need to continually look over his shoulder to see if something bad is coming. That's because, as of Thursday,
The Chicago Bears are quickly learning they may have landed a difference-maker in rookie wide receiver Luther Burden III. On a recent episode of Up and Adams, Bears wideouts Rome Odunze and DJ Moore spoke glowingly about Burden’s early performances.
Chicago Bears wide receiver Rome Odunze was left baffled by an interview question during Sunday’s preseason game. Odunze was interviewed on the Bears’ broadcast during what turned out to be a 24-24 tie against the Miami Dolphins.
Who’s ready to make a leap? ESPN NFL insider Field Yates, who co-hosts ESPN’s “Fantasy Football Now,” weighed in with Yardbarker recently on NFL players who could have standout seasons in their second year in the league.
While quarterback Caleb Williams got all the spotlight, the Chicago Bears also used a top 10 pick on wide receiver Rome Odunze. But his similarities to Williams don’t stop there, as Odunze struggled to find his ceiling as a rookie.
In last year’s NFL draft, the Chicago Bears took the bulky Washington WR Rome Odunze ninth overall. A selection that was questioned by many and praised by some.
After painfully slow starts to the 2024 NFL season, these wide receivers rewarded fantasy managers with big games in Week 3. We think they can do it again in Week 4.